15 Tasty Halloween Treats To Make For Your "Snoop And Martha's Very Tasty Halloween" Watch Party

    Get ready for life-sized chocolate spiders, candy zombies, and more.

    Amanda Edelman
    by Amanda Edelman

    BuzzFeed Contributor

    Looking for something tasty to stream this spooky season? Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg have got you covered with a fun TV treat. The iconic duo is hosting Snoop and Martha's Very Tasty Halloween alongside Tasty's Alvin Zhou — premiering Thursday, Oct. 21 on Peacock.

    If you're as excited as I am, you're already scouring the internet for gluttonous, candy-decked treats to make for the premiere. Here are the best festive options to make for your Snoop and Martha watch party.

    1. A "Charbooterie" Board

    full charcuterie board with mummy-decorated strawberries, cheese options and more
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    With ample cheese options, strawberries decorated as mummies, and plenty of melted chocolate, this twist on the viral charcuterie board is sure to satisfy everyone.

    Recipe: Halloween Charbooterie Board

    2. Mummy Cookies

    mummy decorated cookies on a baking sheet
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    Cookies are always a hit, and with this recipe, decorating is half the fun. Gather everyone in the kitchen and see who can best mummify their tasty treat.

    Recipe: Mummy Cookies

    3. Raspberry Rose Bloody Lava Cakes

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    Sure to please chocolate lovers everywhere, this fancy lava cake is oh so delicious with a raspberry jam and rosewater "blood" center.

    Recipe: Raspberry Rose Bloody Lava Cake

    4. A Chocolate Cake Graveyard

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    Perfect for a Halloween baking show, this decadent chocolate cake only takes a few extra steps to create a graveyard scene ripe with creepy crawlies and a shovel, too. 

    Recipe: Chocolate Cake Graveyard

    5. Extra Bloody Cupcakes

    red velvet cupcakes decorated to look like they have blood and glass on top
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    These red velvet cupcakes are oh so sweet but a little on the spooky side, with edible shattered glass and blood-inspired food coloring. This recipe would fit right in at a haunted house.

    Recipe: Bloody Cupcakes

    6. Fun Halloween Marsh-Monsters

    two marshmallows on skewers decorated as a pumpkin and a ghost
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    Turn your watch party into a spooky festivity with these marshmallow pops. They're super easy to make and adorable, too.

    Recipe: Cute Halloween Marsh-Monsters

    7. Classic Worms and Dirt Cake

    chocolate cake covered in cookie crumbles and gummy worms
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    This '90s-inspired cake is made to resemble your favorite childhood treat: worms in Oreo dirt forever!

    Recipe: “Worms and Dirt” Poke Box Cake

    8. Pumpkin Cheesecake Bars

    multiple three-layer bars displayed on a board
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    Nothing says October like pumpkin — and who doesn't love cheesecake, too? So easy to make with an incredible brown sugar topping, don't forget to refrigerate these delicious bars overnight for the perfect consistency.

    Recipe: Pumpkin Cheesecake Bars

    9. A Skull-Inspired Candy Apple

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    We all know the candy apple as a classic Halloween treat, but have you heard of a skull-decorated candy apple? Probably not. This funky recipe allows you to get super artistic with your design, and it's fun for all ages.

    Recipe: Skull Candy Apple

    10. Jack O' Lantern Chips and Dip

    chips platter featuring guacamole in the center and a pumpkin filled with queso
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    If you're more of a savory snacker, try out this fabulous chip and dip recipe. All you need is a decorative pumpkin, salty chips, and a creative dip for an extra fun Halloween-inspired dish.

    Recipe: Jack O' Lantern Chips And Dip

    11. Creepy Eyeball Brownie Bites

    white frosting-covered brownie bite with a green decorated chocolate kiss made to resemble an eyeball
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    Everyone loves just-out-of-the-oven brownies, and this one is even better — it resembles an actual eyeball!

    Recipe: Eyeball 'Box' Brownie Bites

    12. Vanilla Crispy Treats with Leftover Halloween Candy

    stacked candy topped and filled rice crispy treats
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    If you're streaming post-Halloween, why not combine all your leftover candy into a delicious Rice Krispies treat? It's an effective way to use up the bundles of candy and serves nine in total, so it can even be shared with friends and family.

    Recipe: Vanilla Crispy Treats With Leftover Halloween Candy

    13. Halloween Layered Dip

    guacamole dip made to resemble a spider web
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    A layered dip is a great option for a sharable viewing party snack. Pro tip: Make sure you run a toothpick through the sour cream starting from the center outward, until the top resembles a spiderweb.

    Recipe: Halloween Layered Dip 

    14. Halloween Bundt Cake

    slice of Bundt cake and candy corn on a serving plate, along with a platter of cake to the right and a skeleton cat to the left
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    Made to resemble a pumpkin, this adorable bundt cake has a colorful center for a fun twist. The recipe isn't too complicated, and the candy corn topping is optional.

    Recipe: Halloween Bundt Cake

    15. A Halloween Party Punch

    punch bowl with red fruit and hand-shaped ice cubes
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    Gather around the dessert table for a look into this inventive and creepy skeleton punch. Filled with cranberry juice, ginger ale, and lychee juice, grab a cup or two — or fill a cauldron — and press play on the TV. 

    Recipe: Halloween Party Punch

    Now that you've got your watch party treats sorted, tune in for Snoop & Martha's Very Tasty Halloween. Streaming starting Thursday, Oct. 21, only on Peacock.

    Promo photo for Snoop & Martha's Very Tasty Halloween featuring Snoop in Bat Snoop costume, Martha Stewart in huge wig and Alvin Zhou in vampire costume
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