Halloween Cookie Cutters

Looking for Halloween cookie cutters? Halloween is a great time of year for having lots of fun with your food - carved pumpkins, bowls of Halloween candy, and spooky cookies and cupcakes galore!

Make baking Halloween cookies easy with this fantastic range of spooky, kooky and altogether ooky cookie cutters!

From pumpkins, witches and ghosts to bats, cats and everything in between, find the perfect cookie cutters to make the perfect Halloween treats!

Fancy baking some Halloween cookies this year? How about some in the shape of a pumpkin, or a ghost, or a witch's hat? Or perhaps a cat, or a broomstick, or even a haunted house?

There are oodles of spooky cutters to choose from, and you can find the best selection here on this page! Use them to make delicious cookies, and decorate them with icing, candy and other yummy Halloween treats!

If you are serious about baking cookies at Halloween, then a large kit of assorted shapes is the best place to start. That way, you can make lots of different cookies all in one go.

You can make a tray of assorted Halloween goodies with this complete Halloween cookie cutter set from Wilton!

Looking for the spook-factor when it comes to your holiday cookies? Why not try ghost cookies - they are easy to decorate - just add white icing and sweets or chocolates for the eyes!

Hubble, bubble, toil and trouble! Witch-themed cutters can make some really spectacular cookies for the season. You can go simple or complex, scary or fun! Will yours be a green-faced witch, a sugar-coated hat, or a cauldron topped with sweeties?

If you fancy baking some pumpkin cookies, then you really need the cutter to bake the shape to match! Choose from this selection of cool pumpkin and Jack-O-Lantern cutters and combine with one of these tasty pumpkin cookie recipes.

Black cats - are they unlucky or not? Make them tasty, if nothing else, by creating some yummy cookies with these cutters.

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There are so many ways to decorate your Halloween cookies once you've cut and baked them. Use icing, sweets, chocolate (melted or shapes), and a plethora of other toppings to decorate them. And don't forget to integrate flavours of the season into your cookie recipe - such as pumpkin cookies!

If you're a beginner, or stuck for ideas, there are some great recipes out there such as these Halloween cookies by Martha Stewart, which include bats, cobwebs, cats, midnight moons, lady's fingers, cats paws and more! Or check out these scary Halloween cookies from BBC Food, which include bats, ghosts, skeletons and more.

The stalwarts of baking and baking tools, Wilton, also have a great selection of Halloween cookie ideas available to browse on their website, along with tips on which tools and types of icing to use.

If you want a cutter shape to give you something creative to decorate, then a haunted house is perfect - what toppings will you use to make windows, doors and spooky adornments galore?

Which is better, spooky cookies or spooky cupcakes?

Sometimes simple is the most effective. Bats make an iconic symbol of Halloween, and cookies in this shape look great served up on a plate!

Looking for creepy and spooky-themed cookies? Creep out the party with spiders and their webs - great for kids as well! Have fun decorating with sweets and blobs of icing. Will yours be scary or cute?

Need some decorating inspiration for your cookies once you've cut and baked them? Here are some amazing video guides to creating fabulous cookies this Halloween!

Skull cookies are a must - use them for spooky Halloween cookies, or go to town making Day of the Dead-style intricate sugar skulls!

For a truly terrifying plate of cookies, why not opt for the more unusual cutter shape - graves and tombs! Lots of scope for decoration here!

Finally, we have vampire cutters, for cookies with bite! Again, lots of scope for decoration here, and while scary vampires are great, you can also have fun making cute vampires for kids as well.

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