Target Is Selling a Large Skull-Shaped Halloween Candy Bowl for $15, and It's Hauntingly Cute

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With summer on its way out and autumn falling squarely into focus, you might be starting to take inventory of your collection of seasonal Halloween decor in preparation for the spookiest holiday of the year. Giant spiders? Check. Cobwebs? Got ‘em! Lewis the pumpkin ? Absolutely! But what about a candy bowl? All Hallows' Eve and candy go hand in hand, so it’s imperative to have the perfect candy bowl to ensure all the little ghouls and goblins who dare to walk the night get their fill of Starburst, M&M’s and Reese’s Cups .

It’s truly the stuff of dentists' nightmares—but isn’t that kind of the point? Regardless, you can’t go wrong with piling an entire variety pack of sweets into a giant Tupperware container, and trick-or-treaters certainly won’t care what bowl you use as long as it’s chock full of candy . But would it really be Halloween if we didn’t go all out?

Jack Skellington’s favorite holiday might be just a little over-the-top, but that’s what makes it so fun! And if you happen to be wholly dedicated to leaning into the theme, there’s no better place to start your hunt for the perfect haunted candy bowl than fan-favorite retailer Target .

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Ready or not, Target has been dropping plenty of frightening Halloween decor by way of its private-label Hyde & EEK! Boutique line, and the latest addition is an eerily realistic-looking Skull Bone Halloween Candy Bowl . This dastardly, fun and incredibly on-theme plastic bowl is molded to look like a real human skull with sunken eye sockets, bony chattering teeth, and all. Capacity-wise, the bowl can hold a heaping 1700 milliliters, which translates to a whole lot of Skittles . Best of all, Jack’s cousin will only set you back a meager $15, leaving you plenty of cash to stock on candy plus reserves.

Despite how early it may be, there’s nothing wrong with getting a head start on planning for spooky season. After all, the things that go bump in the night have already got their plans all laid out.

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