Candies & ChocolatesNo. 9772 · The 2026 edition
Chocolate Cauldrons
Creepy chocolate cauldrons filled with oozing green pudding and spooky toppings are a wickedly fun Halloween treat.
Our own summary of the original by Beth Klosterboer — the full post and photos live at hungryhappenings.com.
These edible chocolate cauldrons are made by shaping chocolate into mini pots, then adding a hole for filling. Inside, layers of chocolate and green-tinted vanilla pudding are topped with creepy candy eyes and bone sprinkles. Perfect for a Halloween party treat.
Ingredients
Directions
- Use a spoon to place roughly 2 tablespoons of chocolate into every cauldron-shaped mold cavity.
- Evenly coat the inside of each cavity with chocolate, ensuring the layer is opaque and not translucent.
- If any areas appear too thin, supplement with additional chocolate.
- Chill the molds in the fridge for 10–15 minutes for semi-sweet chocolate, or in the freezer for the same duration if employing candy melts.
- After the chocolate is solid, take the molds out and invert them gently to release the chocolate shells.
- Position a baking sheet on a stove burner; heat for roughly 20 seconds on a gas stove or 40 seconds on an electric one.
- Place a halved chocolate cauldron onto the warmed sheet so its rim softens slightly.
- Join the two halves together, pressing firmly and holding for about 60 seconds until they adhere.
- Let the assembled cauldrons rest until the chocolate re-hardens.
- Grasp a round metal cookie cutter with metal tongs and heat it over a gas flame or candle for 5–10 seconds.
- Quickly place the hot cutter onto a cauldron to melt an opening in the top.
- Apply slight pressure to cut through completely, but be cautious to avoid breaking the shell.
- Lift off the cutter, clean it, and repeat the process for the remaining three cauldrons.
- Crush 1½ Halloween Oreo cookies into a chocolate pudding cup.
- Mix several drops of green food coloring into the vanilla pudding until evenly colored.
- Layer a portion of the green pudding over the chocolate pudding in the cup.
- Transfer some green pudding to a zip-top bag, snip a corner, and pipe drips down the sides of the chocolate cauldron.
- Top the green pudding with green sugar pearls, candy eyes, and bone sprinkles.
- Present your cauldrons and enjoy.
Per serving
- 420.0 calories