This might be the cutest garlic mincer we've ever seen. Consider this the one time Dracula isn't totally repelled by our favorite aromatic. Don't be surprised when you suddenly add Chicken with 40 Cloves of Garlic to the menu every week.

Hosting some friends for a wine and horror movie night? Break open a bottle of red with this genius bat-shaped corkscrew. The winged (pun-intended) design makes it easy to open any standard bottle of wine. Just make sure to screw far enough down into the cork before you pop it open.

Make this witchy spoon rest your trusty sidekick when it comes to cooking on the stove. It's such a fun addition to your countertop, you might want to leave it out year-round.

Break up the candy craze by making fruit-filled ice pops in these fun zombie molds for Halloween night. Give them to your kids as a snack before trick-or-treating for a festive (and healthy) start to the night.

Store your butter in a festive dish for the month of October. This one is shaped like a coffin and is a fun addition to your breakfast spread on Halloween day.

If you haven't invested in this viral skull pan from Nordic Ware, what are you waiting for? Your kids will seriously love the uber-popular Pizza Skulls that can be made with it.

Swap your usual utensil holder for something on the spookier side. This one looks like a spider web, and its rectangular shape makes it easy to get at all your utensils at the same time.

Call us crazy, but we love swapping out our spatulas for the holiday seasons. This set of three is a great addition to your utensil crock for Halloween.

Make pasta night a little more exciting with this monster-shaped colander. Named the "Spaghetti Monster," your kids will want to help with cooking once they see this clever tool.

If ordering pizza is your go-to pre-trick-or-treat move, serve it with this axe cutter for added flair. Keep in mind, this is a real pizza cutter, so you may want to keep it away from tiny hands.