Halloween foods include: pumpkin pie, apples, candy, beef and mutton, etc.

1. Candy "Trick or treat". The most classic Halloween candies are orange, brown and black packaging, and most of them are shaped like ghosts. However, this tradition has nothing to do with candy.

2. Pumpkin Pumpkin pie has always been the most common food in early winter in the southern United States, but it is just more appropriate for Halloween.

In addition to pumpkin pie, pumpkin seeds are also a common holiday snack.

3. In addition to Halloween, November 1st is also an important festival in ancient Rome called Pomona.

Pomona is the "god of fruit trees" and is responsible for the life and death of all fruit trees, as well as harvests and failures.

After Rome occupied the Celts, they also integrated Pomona and New Year's Day, forming the custom of eating apples on Halloween.

Extended information: Halloween in various countries: 1. Britain: Britain is the origin of Halloween, and each place has its own unique activities.

Every year in mid-to-late October, you can feel the "supernatural" atmosphere in the streets and alleys of London.

During Halloween, many past torture scenes will be restored near the Tower of London, and people can feel the "ghosts" while visiting.

2. United States: Halloween was introduced to the United States in 1840.

Due to the famine in Ireland at that time, a large number of Irish people immigrated to the United States, and they brought the custom of celebrating Halloween to the United States.

On this day, almost every store in the United States sells ghost-shaped food, candy, clothing, masks, etc.

Since jack-o'-lanterns are a symbol of the holiday, every household has to buy pumpkins to make jack-o'-lanterns and hold jack-o'-lantern competitions.

3. Canada: Halloween is also called "Ghost Festival" in Canada.

That night, Canadians dressed up in scary ways in the hope of scaring away the "ghosts."

People, whether adults or children, disguised as "ghosts", carry their bags and go door to door asking for candies.

4. France: On Halloween, French people usually go to Montmartre Cemetery and Père Laz Cemetery in Paris to lay chrysanthemums. There are thousands of flower shops along the way from Paris to these two cemeteries, filled with fragrances.

There are elegant chrysanthemums and there is an endless stream of people going to the cemetery.