I absolutely love the fall season because Halloween is finally here. It is honestly just hard to beat the fun festivities and excellent recipes.
Check out these 17 Halloween brownie recipes to see exactly why I can never outgrow my love for this holiday.
1. Monster Mash Brownies
These brightly colored brownies are totally perfect for Halloween. You do not even have to wait for the holiday because they work great for a kid’s birthday party too.
Every kid will love the multicolored and spectacularly swirled look. The candy googly eyes are just too stinking cute not to appreciate.
2. Spider Web Halloween Brownies
This recipe creates the softest and most melt-in-your-mouth brownies ever. They are chewy and chocolatey without those overly crisp edges you sometimes get.
You make them festive just by adding white icing spiderwebs. It is simple and requires zero special tools or decorating skills.
3. Vampire Brownies Frightfully Fun Halloween Treat
Add some Halloween flair plus minty freshness by using Peppermint Patties. You can pick up a mix or just use your favorite homemade recipe.
Simply add candy eyes and fangs to the Peppermint Patties. Place them in rows on the brownies and you can call it a day.
4. Witch’s Brew Brownies
Make these if you regularly have a ton of leftover candy after the holiday. You just need a boxed mix and the required ingredients.
Simply pile your candy and some candy eyes right on top. It is simple and gives you a total chocolate overload.
5. Halloween Swirl Cream Cheese Brownies
These orange and black brownies are a stunning culinary masterpiece. I cannot even get started on their fantastic flavor.
They are rich and fudgy and made even tastier by a decadent cream cheese layer. Adults will go wild for them even if you make them for the kids.
6. Mummy Brownies
These require very simple decoration. Just add some strategically placed buttercream frosting and candy eyes.
It makes your scrumptious brownies look spectacularly spooky.
7. High Hat Brownie Cupcakes
I definitely saved the most indulgent recipe for this spot. These are actually brownie cupcakes and are just as yummy as they sound.
You make each one with a double stack of brownies separated by super rich marshmallow fluff frosting. Top them with more frosting and dip them in chocolate before finishing with a literal cherry on top.
8. Halloween Candy Brownies
These are similar to the witch’s brew recipe except you put the candy at the bottom here. They are homemade rather than from a box.
Decorate them with tombstones and bones if you want. They are super scrumptious either way.
9. Classic Fat Witch Dark Chocolate Brownies
There is nothing overtly Halloween about these except for the name. It refers to the bakery they come from rather than the treats themselves.
They deserve a spot here because they are so incredible. A Fat Witch bakery copycat is definitely themed enough for me.
10. Spooky Eyed Halloween Brownies (Dairy-Free)
Do you want to whip up festive treats without much time? You can transform any brownie with just a few sprinkles and candy eyes.
They will be just as holiday friendly as the rest with minimal decorating.
11. Leftover Halloween Candy Bar Brownies
Here is another simple boxed mix that gets jazzed up with leftover candy. It takes 10 minutes of prep and another 40 to cook. They are rich and fudgy and chewy and chocolatey.
Feel free to go crazy and add peanut butter or toffee or caramels for a diverse flavor profile.
12. Halloween Pumpkin Brownies
These multicolored treats look like they are covered in tiny pumpkins. They actually contain a half cup of pumpkin puree and fantastic pumpkin pie spice.
It takes 5 minutes to get them ready for the oven and 40 minutes to bake. You will adore these chewy treats if you love pumpkin and chocolate.
13. Hocus Pocus Spellbook Brownies
Do you absolutely love Hocus Pocus? Watching it is an unbreakable tradition in my house. You can showcase your love for the movie with these brownies.
They take a little more creativity but are well worth it. Each one looks just like Winifred’s creepy single eye spell book.
14. Graveyard Halloween Brownies
These are indeed covered in gravestones. They are almost too cute to be spooky since Milano cookie gravestones are not that scary.
You have moved right into adorable territory once you add a candied pumpkin beside them. Plus they are thick and chewy and chocolatey.
15. Candy Corn Halloween Brownies
I think candy corn is great even if some people do not enjoy it. It is especially tasty on top of thick and fudgy brownies. They are sweet and chewy and colorful.
You can whip these up with ease if you can make boxed brownies.
16. Ghost Brownies
All you need to do is whip up some homemade marshmallows. Smear them in ghost shapes on top of your treats. Add black icing dots for eyes and you are all set.
Pick up some edible glitter to make them shimmery and even more otherworldly.
17. Monster Brownies
There are no actual monsters in these treats. That does not mean they are not a holiday favorite. You will load them down with M&Ms and peanuts and chocolate chips.
There is a monster mouthful of sweetness in every single bite.
