—There are tricks and treats in this sister show to the seasonal "Holiday Baking Championship." Bakers are tasked with creating spooky treats in Halloween-themed challenges. As the competition heats up, judges -- who have included Lorraine Pascale, Stephanie Boswell, Carla Hall and Zac Young -- eliminate contestants. The best keep moving through rounds as the tasks and challenges become more complicated. The champion of the "Main Heat" gets a $25,000 prize and the prestige of being declared winner of the season's creepiest cooking contest.

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John Henson asks the bakers to create a dessert that resembles an assigned classic ruin and represent the monster who haunts it; judges Stephanie Boswell, Aarti Sequeira and Zac Young pick the winner to receive $1,000, and one baker goes home.
John Henson challenges the remaining six bakers to face off in head-to-head matchups to create demon doll desserts, either Paris-Brest, baked cheesecake or Swiss roll; the winner of each matchup is safe, and the overall challenge winner receives $1,000.
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In the semifinal haunted heat, John Henson asks the bakers to create macabre oil painting desserts inspired by creepy masterpieces; then, the bottom three bakers take on witchy desserts with edible candles to keep their flame alive in the competition.
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Season 25 of 5 Episodes

Seven bakers must create creepy bite-sized monster treats; in the main heat, zombies attack as the bakers try to whip up a zombie dessert that makes the judges hungry for a bite.
Six remaining bakers must make a Halloween mummy dessert using pre-made pie dough; the bakers must create a candy-stuffed, wicked cake based on a Halloween icon.
Things get spookier when the five bakers left in the competition must head to the haunted circus to create a dozen scary clown cake pops; the bakers make frighteningly strange mash-up desserts.
The four remaining bakers create tomb-themed desserts; the bakers make a dessert inspired by the colorful artistry and spirit of Mexico's Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead; the winners move on to the Halloween Baking Championship finale.
The final three bakers must fill a haunted tree with decorated Halloween cookies; the bakers have just six hours to construct a spooky ginger dead house; special guest Duff Goldman stops by; the baker with the most impressive house wins $25,000.

In the first challenge, the bakers battle it out to create the best creepy cupcakes; the second challenge consists of classic costume desserts.
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The bakers spook the judges with their sculpted scary treats and then mash up flavors and themes to create devilishly delicious desserts.
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The remaining five bakers whip up creepy, dangerous donuts; in the main challenge, the bakers dig deep to create graveyard pumpkin desserts that are to die for.
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The final four bakers bake it out in a haunted house cake battle.
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Seven bakers must create creepy bite-sized monster treats; in the main heat, zombies attack as the bakers try to whip up a zombie dessert that makes the judges hungry for a bite.
Upcoming
Six remaining bakers must make a Halloween mummy dessert using pre-made pie dough; the bakers must create a candy-stuffed, wicked cake based on a Halloween icon.
Upcoming

There are tricks and treats in this sister show to the seasonal "Holiday Baking Championship." Bakers are tasked with creating spooky treats in Halloween-themed challenges. As the competition heats up, judges -- who have included Lorraine Pascale, Stephanie Boswell, Carla Hall and Zac Young -- eliminate contestants. The best keep moving through rounds as the tasks and challenges become more complicated. The champion of the "Main Heat" gets a $25,000 prize and the prestige of being declared winner of the season's creepiest cooking contest.

John Henson, Zac Young, Stephanie Boswell, Aarti Sequeira, Carla Hall, Lorraine Pascale, Jeff Dunham, Damiano Carrara, Sandra Lee, Richard Blais

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