15 Scary-Good Halloween Dip Recipes to Serve in October

This might just be the easiest pumpkin dessert ever. A combination of cream cheese, pumpkin puree, powdered sugar, pumpkin pie spice, and vanilla are blended together until smooth and creamy. Serve it as a sweet starter or as a part of your dessert spread.

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While there’s nothing particularly spooky about queso, no one will be upset to scoop it up on Halloween. This cheesy dip is always a crowd pleaser—and the slow-cooker format makes it easy to serve.

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Candy apples are a staple during fall, but they can be a bit of a hassle to make. This creamy dip gives you the same vibes without a whole lot of work. Win-win!

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With a vibrant orange hue and a savory flavor, this riff on classic hummus feels just right for Halloween. The addition of ground cumin gives this hummus an earthy flavor, while roasted red peppers delivers sweetness and that eye-popping color.

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Ree’s queso is so flavorful, thanks to the addition of pepper jack cheese. It’s perfectly melty and has a sharp, slightly spicy flavor that puts this dip a scoop above the rest.

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With its ghoulish green hue, this is the monster mash of dips. Guacamole is always a crowd-pleaser, no matter the occasion, and it comes together in just 15 minutes. Don’t forget the tortilla chips!

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Every fall gathering needs a warm and gooey buffalo chicken dip—and this version is about as good as it gets. A combination of store-bought buffalo sauce, sharp cheddar cheese, and rangy blue cheese crumbles give it those tangy, spicy notes that you crave.

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Here’s something that the adults can snack on while your kiddos go trick-or-treating. With its luxurious cheese pull and over-the-top flavor, this beer cheese dip is devilishly delicious.

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You’ve heard of baked brie, but this baked cheese dip made with goat cheese and pumpkin purée has a fantastic seasonal spin that you won’t be able to resist. A drizzle of honey on top balances the tanginess of the goat cheese with some sweeter notes.

Get the Baked Pumpkin Dip with Goat Cheese recipe at Cookie + Kate.

Halloween always ends on a sweet note—but when you’re sick of candy, try this dip instead. The base is made with a duo of cream cheese and pumpkin purée, which is best scooped up with graham crackers or sliced apples.

Get the Pumpkin Dip recipe at Preppy Kitchen.