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Parade aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. With Halloween right around the corner, treat buckets and candy bowls are all the rage with spookily cute options popping up on retailer’s shelves everywhere.
Whether you’re looking to get your hands on the incredibly popular and menacing Oogie Boogie Candy Bowl , a sizable bowl shaped like a cauldron or one shaped like a boo-inducing ghost , there are plenty of haunting options on the market perfectly made to celebrate the season in style. Of all the choices available, though, there is one iconic All Hallows’ Eve motif that never goes out of style no matter how many cute new ghouls and goblins dare to walk the night. The humble jack-o-lantern has been a staple in Halloween decor since the practice of decorating intricately carved beets, turnips and potatoes first originated in Ireland.
Over time, the tradition made its way to America, paving the way for the terrifying light-filled doorstep decor we know and love today. You might say that the beets and turnips of yesteryear walked so Lewis the Pumpkin could run. This year, if you’re looking to pay homage to the horrifying trendsetter that is the jack-o-lantern, you can showcase your love with a cutesy candy bowl modeled after the season’s most recognizable character.
Related: Target Just Brought Back the Super-Popular 'Nightmare Before Christmas' Stoneware Halloween Candy Bowl—And It's Cheaper Than Ever Big Lots Big Lots is getting into the spirit with its own Orange Pumpkin Stoneware Bowl offering, and we’re obsessed with how frighteningly cute this figural candy bowl is. Dressed in typical orange and black, this 23-ounce bowl is modeled to look after a grinning jack-o-lantern with a sizable opening to fill with candy. Crafted out of genuine stoneware, this stunning bowl is the perfect addition to your Halloween decor and is the perfect size to hold mountains of treats (or tricks) for the inevitable hordes of kiddos sure to stop by with open treat bags just waiting to be filled.
Better than its ghastly good looks is the incredible price of just $4.99 for this Halloween-ready decor essential. At a price that great, you could grab a few and place them around the house filled with candles, candy or maybe even a few eery looking eyeballs .
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