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Asda rolls out 2026 Halloween range, with first-to-market treats and snacks for less than 90p

By britishbulletin.com12 October 20263 Mins Read
Asda rolls out 2026 Halloween range, with first-to-market treats and snacks for less than 90p
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Asda’s Horror Emporium range is back for Halloween 2026, and the supermarket chain has gone big on seasonal snacks.

The collection covers everything from baked goods and treats to crisps and DIY baking kits, with prices from 88p.

One product worth noting for Halloween nibbles is the Monster Munchable Mix (£3.50). This is described as a “moreish mix of chocolate-coated toffee apple flavour popcorn, white chocolate honeycomb and pretzels”.

What makes it stand out is that various versions of “munch mix” are appearing in more stores, with a clear demand for sweet snacking. Aldi’s own Halloween Munch Mix — alongside other seasonal treats and decorations — also on sale now. M&S has also brought back its ‘Hallow-Scream Munch’, on sale for £3.50 for 300g.

Asda’s range is packed with seasonal creations to entertain children and adults alike, whether hosting a Halloween bash or simply filling up the treat bowl for little visitors.

Among the standout new arrivals are the Horror Emporium Monster Mallow Teacakes (£1.10), which are first to market. These feature caramelised apple-flavoured mallows in a ghoulish green hue, sitting on a biscuit base and coated in chocolate.

There are also new Milk Chocolate Biscuits (£1.57) with crumbly shortcake topped in smooth milk chocolate.

Crisps have had a Halloween makeover. The Scarily Spicy Devil Horns (£1.50) put a fiery spin on tortilla chips, while Petrifyingly Pickled Witches Fingers (£1.50) deliver a pickled onion kick. Spookily Salted Ghosts (£1.50) round out the trio of savoury snacks.

In the sweets aisle, the new Popping Candy Eyeballs (£1) and Terrifying Gummy Toads (£1) bring creepy fun to trick-or-treat bowls.

Bakery lovers can grab Creepy Cake Slices (£2.45) — a Halloween twist on classic school cakes — plus Green Cookies (£1.44 or two for £2), Spider Web Doughnuts (95p) and Mini Cupcakes (£3.50). A Spooky Gingerbread Biscuit costing just 88p is the cheapest option in the collection.

Families who love getting creative can also pick up the new Bake Your Own kits, including the Mummy Mayhem Cookie Kit and Trick Or Treat Cupcake Kit (both £2.50), with sour apple or raspberry-flavoured cupcake mixes inside.

The entire Horror Emporium range is available now in Asda stores and online, making it easy to get sorted ahead of the 31st.

Full Asda Horror Emporium Halloween range

  • Horror Emporium Monster Mallow Teacakes – £1.10
  • Horror Emporium Milk Chocolate Biscuits – £1.57
  • Horror Emporium Scarily Spicy Devil Horns – £1.50
  • Horror Emporium Petrifyingly Pickled Witches Fingers – £1.50
  • Horror Emporium Spookily Salted Ghosts – £1.50
  • Horror Emporium Popping Candy Eyeballs – £1
  • Horror Emporium Terrifying Gummy Toads – £1
  • Horror Emporium Monster Munchable Mix – £3.50
  • Horror Emporium Creepy Cake Slices – £2.45
  • Bakery By Asda Green Cookies – £1.44 (or 2 for £2)
  • Bakery By Asda Spider Web Doughnuts – 95p
  • Horror Emporium 9 Mini Cupcakes – £3.50
  • Spooky Gingerbread Biscuit – 88p
  • Horror Emporium Mummy Mayhem Cookie Kit – £2.50
  • Horror Emporium Trick Or Treat Cupcake Kit – £2.50

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