 Ian Vogler / Daily Mirror) They say: A stone baked base topped with pepperoni slices, spicy chicken breast and sprinkled with Scotch bonnet chillies and hot chilli sauce for spice fang-atics. We say: This gave the roof of my mouth a real scare, you'd have to be a monster to find this pleasant. Halloween Aaahmazing Chocolate Orange Pumpkin Macaron Kit£2.99, Aldi Image: Ian Vogler / Daily Mirror) Ian Vogler / Daily Mirror) They say: Decorate your own macarons with pumpkin and green stalk sprinkles and black icing pen. We say: Kids will enjoy drawing boo-tiful faces on the macarons – and it's a lot less messy than pumpkin carving. Cupcake Platter£2.99, Morrisons Image: Ian Vogler / Daily Mirror) Ian Vogler / Daily Mirror) They say: The vanilla cupcakes decorated with pink and green frosting are topped with bewitching black stars and edible witch hat decorations. We say: Get points for looking the part. However, the icing tasted extre-mely artificial so didn't leave me under their spell. Halloween Doughnuts four pack£1.25, Tesco Image: Ian Vogler / Daily Mirror) Ian Vogler / Daily Mirror) They say: Four ring doughnuts with orange coloured icing and coloured sugar strands. We say: These have a classic colour palette to brighten up any All Hallows' Eve party table. Decent value for money and when I sank my fangs into one of them it was light){kind=link}
The Mirror’s Natasha “Witch” Wynarczyk gives her expert verdict on a spooktacular range of food and drink available from various supermarkets for Halloween
There’s a spooktacular range of food and drink offerings in supermarkets for Halloween.
From pumpkin-shaped burgers to eyeball cheese cakes full of “blood”, jelly spiders and even a Mummy Colin the Caterpillar, there’s something for all the family to enjoy on Fright Night. But which of the items are tricks⦠and which are treats?
Here, The Mirror’s Natasha “Witch” Wynarczyk gives her expert verdictâ¦
Limited Edition Spicy Fright Pizza£3.50, Morrisons