10 of the best sweet treats for Halloween

Morrisons Decorate Your Own Ghost Train, £5

When you're done carving pumpkins, have a go at decorating your own terrifying ghost train.

There are gingerbread shapes, sweetie bones and lots of coloured icing to play with - the kids will love it.

Konditor & Cook Zombie Spice Girls Cookies, £3.50 each (5 for £15)

Posh, Sporty, Ginger, Baby and Scary might not be overly happy to see these quirky gingerbread versions of themselves, but we like 'em. They've got snap and style.

Greggs Spooky Ring Buns, from 80p

These are trick, treat and fancy dress all in one. First, they're buns (not cupcakes), second, they are covered in sugary fondant, and third, those spooky - but smiley - faces on the top are plastic rings.

HARIBO TangfasTricks, £1

In this limited-edition Halloween Haribo pack, your tastebuds get more than they bargained for.

Instead of just your usual tangy, fizzy candies - you might end up munching on ones that are super hot or super sour - it's a lucky dip.

Harrods Haunted Candy House, £7

Love pick 'n' mix? This candy house - filled to the brim with writhing sour jelly snakes and spiders - comes with its own scoop.

Krispy Kreme Cobweb Doughnut, £1.90

This chocolate-coated number is filled with Krispy's delicious classic kreme, and no actual spiders.

Greggs Bat Biscuit, from 85p

These gingerbread bats luckily aren't the bloodsucking type; they're covered in chocolate and are great dunked in a mug of tea.

Tesco Mini Spooky Custard Slices (pack of 16), £2

For a great post-dinner pick-me-up, snack on these creamy, rich vanilla, custard and orange fondant slices. Green slime not included.

Harrods Pumpkin Brains, £6

So, it turns out pumpkin brains look an awful lot like jelly beans, but the bag is ideal for storing the spoils of trick or treating.

Soreen Chocolate and Blood Orange Mini Loaves, £1

These lunchbox-sized malt loaves are chocolate-orange flavoured, and make a change from full-on sugared candies. They're quite filling too.