Made by Southern Hands: Trick or Treat

Photo by: Ralph Anderson, Styling by: Lindsay Ellis Beatty

Trick or Treat Banner

Set the scene with a festive Trick or Treat banner like this one from Melbourne, Florida. You buy the digital file and can then print it out yourself. $14; etsy.com/shop/frogprincepaperie

Photo by: Ralph Anderson, Styling by: Lindsay Ellis Beatty

Candied Apples

No Halloween bash would be complete without these gourmet candied apples dipped in caramel and chocolate in Magnolia, Texas. The Classic Apple, $10; eatsassyapples.com

Photo by: Ralph Anderson, Styling by: Lindsay Ellis Beatty

Salt Water Taffy

Hand-pulled then stretched on an 80-year-old taffy machine, this Savannah, Georgia treat comes in two dozen flavors. $13/pound. riverstreetsweets.com

Photo by: Ralph Anderson, Styling by: Lindsay Ellis Beatty

Cow Tales

Classic Mini Cow Tales (chewy caramel with a cream center) from the Goetze’s Candy Company in Baltimore, Maryland, since 1895. $35/11-pound case; goetzecandy.com

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Cake Pops

Be the talk of the neighborhood with cake pops like Caramel Apple and Sassy Spice, made by a Southaven, Mississippi mom of seven. From $33/dozen; etsy.com/shop/momskillercakes

Photo by: Ralph Anderson, Styling by: Lindsay Ellis Beatty

MoonPies

These Chattanooga, Tennessee treats look great stacked on tiered cake stands as a tasty centerpiece for your Halloween celebration. Double Decker MoonPies in Orange and Chocolate, $7/box of 12; moonpie.com

Photo by: Ralph Anderson, Styling by: Lindsay Ellis Beatty

Ghost Cookies

Syrah Gilley and her mother, Donna Simon, whip up these adorable cookies using fresh ingredients from their farm just outside Birmingham, Alabama. $20/dozen; etsy.com/shop/thepiecederesistance