23 Impressive Last-Minute Halloween Snacks To Serve At Your Spooky Party

Blood Orange Mochi

This brand-new Trader Joe's dessert has already earned itself cult-favorite status, thanks to its super summery flavors. Featuring pockets of blood orange ice cream wrapped in a layer of chewy mochi dough, you'll basically want to eat the whole box the second you taste 'em.

Yellow Mini Sheet Cake

You already know (and love) the chocolate and vanilla iterations of Trader Joe's sheet cake, so it's great news that the grocer just revamped the dessert with this Yellow Mini Sheet Cake that's 100% gluten-free! For just $6, you get a hearty layer of yellow cake topped with plenty of chocolate icing, perfect for sharing with a party or just snacking on by yourself (I prefer the latter).

Chicken Chile Verde Burritos

I already know my next easy lunch plan – it's with these "heavenly" frozen burritos! Crafted with a mixture of tender dark and white meat chicken, these $4 (for a 2-count) wraps are fully flavored with a chile verde that boasts crushed tomatillos, green chiles, jalapeños, and Anaheim peppers. Spicy!

Shrimp Noodle Rolls

Oh, these look so good. Inspired by Chinese dim sum, these tiny rolls are filled with a savory shrimp mixture that'll satisfy you for hours. Plus, the rice noodles they're made with turn out with an addicting steamed-yet-fried texture once you cook them for a few minutes in a pan. They'd be so great alongside a homemade stir fry!

Crispy Oatmeal Cookies with Sea Salt

Sea salt will never not elevate a cookie, and these new oatmeal cookies from TJ's are no exception to the rule! These "perfectly baked" buttery cookies carry notes of butterscotch, which is ultimately complemented really well by the sea salt flakes sprinkled on top.

Double Cream Brie

Brie lovers, rise up! Trader Joe's ensured this $4 wheel was manufactured with at least 60% butterfat, making its texture extra creamy. Whether you enjoy it as a dip for crackers or spread it on top of a flatbread, you'll get the "awesomely ooey, irresistably gooey, and oh-so-delicious" effect that TJ's highlights.

Chocolate Coffee Flavored Granola

As a granola girly, this new TJ's find is definitely on the top of my list to try in March. Chocolate and coffee are already great on their own, but when combined, they get even better. This mix of rolled oats, rice and oat flours, cane sugar, and honey is flavored oh-so nicely with cocoa powder, dark chocolate, and coffee extract for a sweet treat you can enjoy anytime – whether it's with your morning Greek yogurt or as a midnight snack with ice cream!

Beef, Bean & Cheese Burrito

Trader Joe's latest addition to their frozen burrito lineup includes this beef, bean, and cheese burrito. All this $4 baby needs is a few minutes in the microwave to transform into an easy mid-day snack, lunch, or on-the-go dinner!

Soft Pretzel Twists

These soft pretzels are undoubtedly going to fill the void as I patiently await baseball season. This $3 pack includes a handful of "savory and slightly sweet" pretzels and salt packets to cure your carb + sodium cravings in an instant. They're great on their own, but you could also use 'em as a dipping vessel for beer cheese or even slice each one open for a hot dog moment. Yummm.

Cheesy Bagels

As much as I am a sweets gal, I can't resist a savory bagel from time to time! These $3 Cheesy Bagels are perfect for a savory breakfast or lunch since they boast a "cheesy, chewy crust" topped with pre-melted shredded Asiago cheese.

Honey Roasted Macadamia Nuts & Cashews

Slightly-sweet and slightly-salty, this nut mix gives you the best of both worlds when it comes to flavor. Plus, the can is lidded, so you can easily stow it away without worrying about spilling.

Spicy Tempura Seaweed Snack

This pack of seaweed packs an umami-rich punch alongside some nice spice to keep you kickin'.

Chili & Lime Flavored Rolled Corn Tortilla Chips

Heralded as Trader Joe's #1 snack (voted by fans), these chips taste extremely similar to Takis, which your whole road trip crew will adore.

Organic Dark Chocolate Half-Coated Rice Cake Thins

If you're on the hunt for a sweet-but-healthy snack, these thin rice cakes boast plenty of dark chocolate so you can get your fix. Plus, one serving is only 120 calories!

Almond Butter Filled Pretzel Nuggets

The almond butter in these adorable pretzel pillows is rich in protein, so each snacking session will leave you feeling nice and full.

Chile Spiced Pineapple

These pineapple rings are downright addictive. They're shelf-stable and the bag is resealable for easy on-the-go.

Teensy Candy Bars

Perfectly snack-sized, these "teensy" candy bars are layered up with nougat, sticky caramel, and crunchy chopped peanuts. The texture is otherworldly – everyone in the car will want a taste!

Sweetened Green Mango

Sometimes, dried fruit comes with absolutely zero flavor. Not these green mango slices! They're sweetened lightly, which balances out nicely with the sour effect of the fruit.

Ghost Pepper Potato Chips

These waffle-cut chips will have you in a sweat, but your tastebuds will be delighted. The seasoning they're coated in is both noticeably spicy and salty to cure your sodium cravings while you're on the road.

Crunchy Curls

These crunchy bites are secretly packed with healthy stuff, being made with a mix of lentil flour and potato starch. They definitely beat out any gas station chips health-wise, plus you might just prefer the lighter feel of them anyways.

Chocolatey Coated Chocolate Chip Cookie Dunkers

These thin, crunchy chocolate chip cookie sticks are insanely easy to snack on. They come in a pretty big tub, too, so you can ensure everyone on your trip gets a taste of somethin' sweet.

Candy Coated Chocolate Peanuts

Speaking of somethin' sweet, these M&M lookalikes not only spark joy with their bright coloring – the smooth milk chocolate coating is simply so satisfying.

A Handful Of Tiny Dark Chocolate Covered Pretzels

This bag of dark chocolate-covered pretzels comes in a convenient snack size, so you can easily portion out your snack time. Sweet and salty at the same time, they boast the perfect ratio of pretzel:chocolate.

Pivotal Flashbacks Reveal Who Killed President Bradford

If there's one thing Dan Fogelman loves, it's flashbacks to help explain characters' thought processes and decisions. As realistic as the underground bunker is, viewers knew it wasn't built overnight and finally met some of the characters who helped construct it. There was a focus on a construction manager (Ian Merrigan), his camaraderie with his co-workers, and the devastation he experienced that turned into rage.

Between trying to signal concern for his and his employees' health to being fired immediately after, it's not hard to see why he began researching everything he could about the bunker. What's funny about this is that viewers watched as he resolved to execute the head of state. This flashback coincides with Xavier Collins (Sterling K. Brown) and his fervent search for answers about President Bradford's death.

Personally, my jaw dropped when I realized he was the one who shot at the president during an outdoors press conference. Unfortunately, Xavier Collins took the bullet and this landed our perpetrator in prison. But, he didn't stay there!

He found a way inside of the underground bunker and went undetected because he went to great lengths to change his appearance. His primary disguise? A harmless and friendly librarian named Trent who could go undetected. It's why he was so flustered when President Bradford strolled into the library in his bathroom to make a mixed CD and record a heartfelt message for his son Jeremy. Heartbreakingly enough, this one interaction triggered the eventual death of the President, and we finally get a clear answer: Trent the Librarian killed President Bradford.

Sinatra's Lost Control Of Her Idea Of Paradise

Sinatra's the character we all love to hate which means Julianne Nicholson fully committed to this role. Viewers knows she's a wealthy billionaire who poured her resources into building the underground bunker, but we also found out how psychopathic she is. However, she may not be residents' primary concern anymore.

After playing one too many mind games with Xavier Collins about the location of his wife, scientist Teri Collins, and his daughter, she realizes she's gone too far when he shoots the agents she silently signals to kill him. Witnessing the fall of her smug mask to reveal a frightened woman was rewarding to see because her psychological warfare wasn't working anymore. But, he's not the one who shot her!

Jane's Revealed To Be The True Psychopath

Jane Driscoll (Nicole Brydon Bloom) may be many things, but innocent isn't one of them. From the time viewers watched her poison Agent Billy Pace (Jon Beavers), we knew she wasn't to be underestimated. Based on Paradise's season finale, this was Sinatra's grave mistake.

During the tense scene where Agent Collins has his gun trained on the heartless billionaire again, we see Jane miraculously find them to let him know his daughter Presley was safe with her. I rolled my eyes at this scene, but I know Collins isn't aware she's the one he'll have to watch next.

But, he leaves the two women alone and we see Sinatra receive a nearly fatal shot that lands her in the hospital. It's not that she won't survive, but she'll likely be in a helpless situation as Jane happily plays the Wii she kept requesting and waits for her next calculated move.

Jeremy's Prepared To Start A Revolution

Once President Bradford's son Jeremy truly listens to his father's mixtape for him, he comes across a heartfelt message that makes him smile. He realizes that his dad did love him and is left with an encouraging push to change the world in a way the late president didn't get a chance to.

Near the Paradise ending, viewers saw Jeremy standing in front of a monument with the word "Murdered" spray painted across it. As he stands, a group of people slowly walk up to him and appear to listen earnestly as he shares an unheard speech. Given their reactions, I'm confident Jeremy Bradford will be leading the revolutionist charge in the underground bunker.

Agent Xavier Collins Is Going To Find His Wife

With President Bradford's death explained and Sinatra out of the way, Paradise ends with Agent Collins hopping into a plane to leave the bunker. Viewers don't know what he'll find, but we know he's going to search the ends of the earth for his wife Teri. He's convinced she's out there and it looks like he's not going to let anyone or anything stop him.