The Halloween update for 99 Nights in the Forest just dropped, and it brings a ton of spooky new items — from themed decorations to costumes and even special food you can cook using the new Spooky Crockpot. If you’ve been wondering what kind of secret meals you can make, here’s a full guide covering every Halloween food item and how to get them. Also check out our 99 Nights in the Forest Codes & Class Tier List.
How to Start the Halloween Event
To begin, talk to the Happy Halloween Pumpkin Man in the event area. His shop now sells:
- Spooky Crockpot
- Costume Closet
- Halloween Decor
Buy the Spooky Crockpot first, as it’s the key to making the limited-time Halloween foods. You can also get costumes that may boost your candy rewards when trick-or-treating.
All Secret Halloween Foods You Can Make
Here’s every confirmed food item from the new Spooky Crockpot, along with their effects and how to make them:
1. Pumpkin Pie
- Ingredients: Carrots or Steak
- Effect: Temporarily increases movement speed
- Notes: This is one of the most common Halloween dishes and also restores a lot of hunger.
2. Candy Corn
- Ingredients: Corn or random sweets
- Effect: Boosts speed for a short time
- Notes: Simple but useful for faster trick-or-treat runs.
3. Candied Apple
- Ingredients: Morsels or general meat
- Effect: Grants a short burst of speed
- Notes: Easy to craft and looks great as a display item for your spooky setup.
4. Cotton Candy (RARE)
- Ingredients: A mix of Pumpkin Pie and other random foods
- Effect: Unknown special buff (possibly the rarest food in the update)
- Notes: Very hard to make — appears to trigger only through specific item combinations like multiple pies or mixed desserts.
Extra Halloween Decorations
Besides the new food, you’ll find plenty of spooky decor items to craft and place around your base:
- Gravestone plots
- Candle torches
- Cobweb walls
- Bone shelves
- Pumpkin-themed beds
These add the perfect eerie touch to your camp and match the event’s theme nicely.
Tips for the Event
- Try every food combo: Some secret recipes, like Cotton Candy, only appear with unusual ingredients.
- Use costumes while trick-or-treating: Certain costumes might increase your candy drops from NPCs.
- Stock up on pumpkins and carrots: You’ll need them for most Halloween recipes.
The Halloween update in 99 Nights in the Forest adds a fun twist to survival, letting players cook festive dishes like Pumpkin Pie, Candy Corn, Candied Apples, and the mysterious Cotton Candy. Whether you’re collecting spooky decor or testing every recipe in the Spooky Crockpot, this limited event is worth exploring before it’s gone. So grab your pumpkins, light the torches, and start cooking — there’s plenty of Halloween flavor waiting in the forest.