Simple Spooky Munchies

A little green frosting and some edible eyeballs transform graham crackers and wafer cookies into tasty monsters.

Curb candy cravings: This bite-sized broomstick is made with pretzels and dried pineapple, for just a touch of sweetness.

Perch these savory owl crackers on a platter for a surefire hit -- and a hoot!

Don't be freaked! Store-bought shortcuts make it easy to assemble this outrageous dessert. Licorice chalk ($5.99/lb, economycandy.com) is perfect for making bony legs. Premade chocolate cake cut into coffin shapes add an extra-spooky touch.

A black serving tray highlights these eerie peepers.

It's a cinch to toss together this orange-and-black party mix that has something for everyone. Cheese crackers are deliciously salty, and chocolate-covered raisins are decadently sweet.

For an easy DIY addition to store-bought cupcakes, use a food-safe marker to draw ghostly faces on marshmallows.

Dirt has never tasted so good! Crushed Oreos and gummy worms are a perfect match for layers of pudding and whipped cream.

These candy-coated caramel apple slices are the ideal size for little hands and mouths!

Kids will love to carve these creatures out of apples and pears -- and it's great practice for your pumpkin!

Licorice rope adds some creepy crawly flair to store-bought brownie bites.