Halloween food season is already much bigger than candy corn. Mars has more than 120 items in its 2026 Halloween portfolio, Keebler brought back its Spookie Fudge Stripes for Halloween 2026, and Hershey is treating Halloween as a full season with its Hersheyween portfolio.
This is our living guide to the Halloween candy, snacks and food releases that are actually current for 2026. Big launches can still get their own Totally The Bomb story; this page is where we keep the broad list together as more spooky food shows up.
What Halloween food and candy is new for 2026?
- Mars: new SKITTLES POP’d Creepy Crunch, TWIX Skulls and SNICKERS Fun Size Pumpkins are part of a 2026 Halloween portfolio with more than 120 items.
- Keebler: Limited Edition Spookie Fudge Stripes are back for Halloween 2026 with orange stripes and Halloween designs.
- Hershey: Hersheyween is the company’s full-season Halloween strategy and portfolio, built around the way shoppers now start celebrating well before October 31.
- Hidden Valley: Spooky Ranch turns Original Ranch black for Halloween.
- Disney: Cursed Cocoa puts color-changing cocoa and marshmallows inside a milk-chocolate cauldron.
- Dairy Queen: the Spellbound Halloween lineup has a bubbling Sparkler, purple OREO Blizzard and Ghost Pepper Sauce at participating locations beginning September 28.
- Paris Baguette: ghost pepper chocolate donuts and iced hot chocolate join the bakery’s Halloween menu from October 1 through November 1. Check your local café’s menu for prices and availability.
- Tim Hortons U.S.: TWIX drinks, monster donuts and a refillable Timbits bucket arrived September 30 at participating U.S. restaurants. Prices and bucket availability vary by location.
- Crazy Pizza SoHo: Heidi Klum’s Halloween Butterfinger Pizza is a dessert collaboration available October 1–31 at the restaurant’s 218 Lafayette Street location in New York City.
- I’m the Chef Too!: Crystal Ball Cake Bites hide tiny chocolate skulls under clear domes in the September baking kit.
Planning a Disney snack stop? Our separate photographed guides cover Disneyland Halloween treats outside the California park gates and Walt Disney World Halloween treats you can get without a separate party ticket, including the Disney Springs options that do not require park admission. Check the dates and access rules in each guide; these are different resorts.
Mars has more than 120 Halloween items this year
Mars announced its 2026 Halloween lineup with several new seasonal products: SKITTLES POP’d Creepy Crunch, TWIX Skulls and SNICKERS Fun Size Pumpkins.
The company says the full 2026 portfolio has more than 120 items, including more than 60 variety bags. Returning seasonal staples include M&M’S Halloween blends, SNICKERS Pumpkins, TWIX and SNICKERS Ghoulish Green and SKITTLES Shriekers.
Keebler brought back Spookie Fudge Stripes for Halloween 2026
Keebler’s Limited Edition Spookie Fudge Stripes are back for Halloween 2026. The chocolatey cookies have vanilla-flavored orange stripes and Halloween designs, and Ferrero says they are available at retailers nationwide while supplies last.
The cookies are also tied to the returning Spookie Stripes Safari, which began September 1 at participating zoos and online.
Hersheyween is treating Halloween like an entire season
Hershey calls its seasonal strategy Hersheyween, and the company says the Halloween season now stretches from early seasonal shopping through trick-or-treat night.
We already broke down Hershey’s biggest 2026 product releases in our Hersheyween 2026 guide, so that standalone story keeps the product-by-product detail while this roundup handles the broad Halloween-food search.
What belongs on this roundup?
This page is for broad 2026 Halloween food discovery: candy, packaged snacks, spooky restaurant menus, limited seasonal desserts and drinks, and food collaborations that are meaningfully Halloween-specific.
It is not a duplicate of our monthly restaurant-deals pages. A coupon or one-day discount belongs in the restaurant-deals hub first; a substantial Halloween menu or themed food launch belongs here. When something has enough exact search or Discover value for its own story, we keep that standalone story and link it into this hub instead of flattening everything into one article.
Making treats instead of shopping for a new release? Start with our old-fashioned Kraft caramel apples recipe for a fall kitchen project, or make our ghost brownies for Halloween. Those step-by-step recipes serve a different purpose from this guide to current products and menus.
What we’re watching next
More Halloween restaurant menus, candy drops and grocery releases are still arriving. Every new verified TTB Halloween food story should be checked against this page so the broad list stays useful without stealing the exact-item intent from the standalone story.
