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31 Halloween Snacks that Aren’t Candy

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Halloween’s almost here and that means SUGAR, SUGAR, and more SUGAR. But just because that’s the norm, doesn’t mean you have to have a strictly-candy diet. Here are a handful of Halloween snacks that aren’t candy…

 

1. Silly Apple Bites

They’re silly. They’re easy to make. And best of all, they’re allergen-free. No nuts, no gluten, no soy…nada. Just green apples, sunflower butter, sunflower seeds, a strawberry tongue, and a batch of homemade googly eyes (this is always optional but 100% recommended).

From: Fork and Beans

2. Witch Finger Pretzel Rods

Witch finger pretzel rods are one spectacularly spooky sweet-and-salty treat for Halloween or any wizard-themed party. It takes just four ingredients to make this ghoulish recipe and it’s simple enough for kids to lend a hand (or at least a finger).

From: The Spruce Eats

3. Happy Little Ghost Sugar Cookies

Happy Little Ghost Sugar Cookies – bite-sized, deliciously cute decorated sugar cookies that just scream sweetness with their happy little faces; you’ll be in the Halloween spirit with these ghoulish cutouts! Boo!

From: Sarah’s Bake Studio

4. Strawberry Ghosts

These are simple, sweet, and tasty! That’s the trifecta! Add these to your snack table for your party or just for around the house!

From: Candiquik

5. Spooky Cookies

The perfect cookie for Halloween! A yummy double chocolate chip cookie topped with candy eyeballs that looks like eyes peeking out at night at you!

From: Love to Be in The Kitchen

6. Mummy Pumpkin Cookies

If you want a beautiful treat in the shape of creepy mummies for the upcoming Halloween, then these Mummy Pumpkin Cookies will be as much about fun as about taste.

From: OMG Chocolate Desserts

7. Peanut Butter and Chocolate Eyeballs

These are delicious and addicting! Try these and you’ll have all your party guests eyes on the prize (get it?).

From: Farm to Table

8. Frankenstein Pistachio Blondies

These Frankenstein Pistachio Blondies are a fun, crowd-pleasing Halloween dessert! Kids and adults alike will love these cute, edible Frankenstein faces!

From: SugarHero!

9. Frankenstein Kiwis

These Franken-kiwis are an easy, really cute, healthy Halloween treat! And so fun to make – like yummy little Halloween craft projects! They’re perfect for Halloween fruit trays, fun after-school snacks, and as edible Halloween party decorations!

From: Two Healthy Kitchens

10. Skeleton Crudite

Halve, slice, or spiralize your veggies to create munchable bones and body parts.

From: Woman’s Day

11. Jack Skellington Oreo Pops

Jack Skellington Oreo Pops are so easy to make and would be great for a Halloween Party!

From: Big Bear’s Wife

12. Frightful Fruit Kebabs

I want to call these cute, but you’ll have to excuse the marshmellow front and center to do that. Either way, these are a tasty Halloween treat that will leave everyone satisfied.

From: Project Denneler

13. Creepy Mice Cakes

Learn how to make these spooky, red velvet filled, mice cakes — a Halloween food sure to freak out your party guests!

From: The Cake Blog

14. Candy Corn Pudding Pops

These are so fun to make, and the touch of honey in the pudding gives them a real candy corn flavor!

From: No. 2 Pencil

15. Chocolate Spiderweb Cupcakes with Chocolate Peanut Butter Fudge Frosting – grain-free and dairy-free!

Super moist chocolate spiderweb cupcakes that are made grain-free and dairy-free – perfect for Halloween!

From: TexanErin Baking

16. Candy Corn Chicken Quesadillas

This one’s a little bit different than the rest, but it’s a snack either way! It’s a fun little twist on a class munchie that follows the festive spirit!

From: Boulder Locavore

17. Frankenstein Kiwi Pops

Kids will go crazy for these cute snacks that turn kiwi slices into Frankenstein’s monster and bride. Plus, you’ll feel great serving them a treat that’s healthier than all that Halloween candy.

From: Eating Well

18. Make Fruit Fun (and Spooky) with One Quick Trick

This might be the easiest food project ever created. It took mere minutes to give these pieces of fruit some personality. But if it’s a way to motivate your kid to eat more fruits, then I think it’s worth it.

From: Modern Parents Messy Kids

19. Crescent Mummy Pizzas

Kids will go crazy for these adorable mummy pizzas! Made easy with crescent dough, kids will love to help assemble them for dinner or serve them at your next Halloween party.

From: Pillsbury

20. Cheesy Mummy Hot Dogs

These mummy dogs are not only really cute, but they taste totally delicious too! These dogs have cheese and biscuits which make them taste different than the typical hot dog snack. These are perfect for a Halloween party or just a fun snack for the kids.

From: Raining Hot Coupons

21. Witch’s Broomstick Snacks

These easy Witch’s Broomstick Snacks are sure to be a big hit at any Halloween Party. The snacks are simple to assemble and when stood up fill a nice amount of space on a Halloween party buffet layout.

From: Mom Foodie

22. PB&J Spiders

Make these for your kids (or for yourself) and make lunch this time of the year fun for once!

From: Mundo Primaria

23. Ghost & Mummy Boo-Nanas

Ghost-shaped frozen banana popsicles and mummy-shaped peanut butter banana popsicles are a fun, easy treat to make with kids. As I can attest, they are also quite popular with adults too.

From: Well Plated

24. Spider Web Pancakes

They’re really cool and spooky, but they’re also fun and easy to make!

From: Mama Papa Bubba

25. Halloween Yogurt Bark

Don’t you love it when you can give your kids a spooktacular breakfast and still not go too crazy with the sugar and processed foods? And the only work you need to do is line a pan with parchment paper, throw some yogurt into the pan, cover the top with fresh fruit, and freeze. Oh, and cut it too but that’s it. And with that, Halloween is served.

From: Fork and Beans

26. Halloween Roasted Veggies

With sweet potato jack-o-lanterns, beet root witch’s hats, and spooky potato ghosts, these Halloween Roasted Veggies are a healthy Halloween dinner recipe!

From: Live Eat Learn

27. Tangerine Pumpkins & Banana Ghosts

A quick and simple way to make eating fruit fun again for the kids and adults alike! You really only need a few things to bring these fruits to life like Frankenstein!

From: Flo & Grace

28. Apple Mummies

These adorable Apple Mummies are such an easy, healthy Halloween treat! Your little ghosties will gobble them up! A perfect fruit snack for Halloween parties, spook-tacular fruit trays, or a fun October after-school nibble!

From: Two Healthy Kitchens

29. Cheesy Ghosts

Nothing can be quicker than this healthy treat. Simply draw a ghost face on a cheese stick with a Sharpie. Instant ghost.

From: Mom.me

30. Halloween Mummy Applesauce

Okay, so this is more snack decor than really snack making, but we still think it works! It’s a fun way to dress up your food for the festivities! Go wild with some applesauce!

From: See Vanessa Craft

31. Halloween Oreo Cake Bars

This is Halloween in a bar… it’s magnificent. But beware: it’s addicting.

From: I Dig Pinterest

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