Vegan And Gluten Free Halloween Recipes

Let's do Halloween with vegan, gluten-free, refined sugar-free treats! Can it be done? I say absolutely! These ghosts, pumpkins, spiders, haunted houses, and monsters add plenty of spooky silliness to your table. Watch everyone enjoy these healthy, silly, and clever Halloween Fun with Food snacks!

You may have guessed by now that I absolutely LOVE Halloween! I love decorating my house, getting dressed up, and including my kids in the fun. As someone who specializes in vegan, gluten-free, and refined sugar-free recipes you may be thinking, Wait. How do you DO Halloween without Halloween candy?! Well, I'm here to show you all of the spooky, tasty dye-free treats I make for and with my kids. It's a non-stop party with ghosts, spiders, jack-o-lanterns, and even haunted houses!

These Boo-Nana Ghosts are one of the easiest Halloween recipes you can make! Vegan chocolate chips are perfect for little eyes and mouths, and they take less than a minute to assemble. Every one of my kids gets a kick out of seeing these silly ghosts on their breakfast or snack plate, and Boo-Nana is as fun to say as it is to eat!

Raw Halloween Cookies

This is another SUPER simple Halloween snack! Kids love it because it's a simple spin on one of their already-beloved snack foods. Clementine Pumpkins are perfect for adding to a lunch or snack board. You could even leave the skin on and let them draw a jack-o-lantern on with a non-toxic black marker!

I use grain-free Simple Mills almond flour crackers and pita chips to make little haunted houses! Guacamole acts as the glue that holds them together and the best part is that you don't have to be perfectly tidy. If guacamole spills out and over the edges it just adds to the slimy, spooky overall effect! I use the avocado skin to cut little windows, doors, and chimneys. All of my Halloween Fun with Food treats work well as yard decorations next to these houses!

Have you ever seen a spookier edible jack-o-lantern?! Orange bell peppers are the perfect base for these creations, and filling them with hummus just adds to their creepiness! Choose your favorite hummus to fill it up: Quick & Easy Creamy Hummus or seasonal Garlic Pumpkin Hummus for a classic slimy look. Everyone loves seeing the spooky faces you create with the bell pepper jack-o-lanterns, and they're so fun to pull apart and dip in the hummus!

Bloody Cups For Halloween Recipe + Video

Date body, chocolate chip eyes, and pretzel legs make for the best edible spiders EVER! My favorite gluten-free pretzels are From the Ground Up's cauliflower pretzels. The kids and I both snack on them all the time and they make the ideal creepy-crawly spider legs. We even love making these spooky spiders crawl across their plate before eating them. Playing with food is encouraged when we make these spiders!

I just may have saved the best for last! These Apple Monsters are the perfect opportunity to let your imagination run wild. They're made with marshmallow and chocolate chip eyeballs, sunflower seed teeth, and a strawberry tongue. Eek! Use your favorite nut or seed butter for the glue that holds different pieces on and let your little ones help you create the most outrageous, goofy monsters you can think of.

Are you as excited about a healthy Halloween as I am? I love using these snacks to keep my kids in the Halloween spirit while taking a break from the traditional candy that fills our trick-or-treat buckets! These treats are fun to make one at a time, but it would also be so much fun to make a spooky table or snack board full of healthy Halloween critters! I hope you'll tag me on Instagram if you make these. I would love to see your creations and your kid's reactions to these treats!Here's a list of the best vegan Halloween recipes for you to try this Fall! From breakfast to vegan gluten-free Halloween treats, this list has everything you need to throw a spooktacular vegan Halloween feast for your friends and family!

Chocolate Peanut Butter Spiderweb Brownies (vegan, Gluten Free, Dairy Free)

October 31st will be here before you know it so it's time to start planning your vegan Halloween feast! Whether you're having a small get together with your family (like we are) or you're throwing a huge bash for everyone on your block after trick or treating, you'll find exactly what you need to please your guests on this list of spooky vegan recipes!

After you've planned your vegan Halloween menu, make sure you pick up some vegan Halloween treats for yourself and don't forget the vegan candy for the trick-or-treaters!

It can be really overwhelming and time-consuming to read all the candy labels at the grocery store. No worries, I got you! Over the years, I've tried a lot of vegan candy and read all the labels for you-- all of the candy on this list is 100% vegan and 100% delicious! All of your vegan candy questions will be answered in this guide!

Healthy Halloween Recipes (gluten Free + Vegan)

Yes, all of these homemade Halloween recipes are vegetarian, vegan, and dairy-free. All of these recipes are not nut-free. If you're gluten-free, there is a section at the end of the list of vegan gluten-free Halloween treats for you to enjoy too!

The following healthy vegan Halloween recipes are all delicious options that you could make to celebrate the holiday in a spooky way! I divided the themed Halloween recipes into sections to help you find what you need. From breakfast to dessert, there's a recipe for every course.

Any of the following vegan Halloween appetizer recipes are perfect for serving a crowd at your party or to start off your dinner.

Bloody Falafel Fingers. Baked Chickpea Split Pea Falafels For Halloween. Vegan Glutenfree Recipe

Surprise your guests with one (or two!) of these haunting but delicious vegan Halloween main course recipes! I guarantee that their socks will be knocked off by your creativity!

Dessert is 100% required on Halloween! All of these eerily delicious vegan Halloween dessert recipes are sure to thrill your guests with each terrifying bite!

Just in case you or your guests are vegan and gluten-free, I thought it would be helpful to include a few vegan and gluten-free Halloween treats so everyone can enjoy the desserts!

Super Fun Gluten Free Halloween Recipes

We always throw a Halloween costume party at our house for our family each year, it's a lot of fun! This is the food that I'll be making (and picking up last minute) this year for the party:

If you try any of these spooky vegan Halloween recipes, please remember to post a picture on Instagram and tag me @Stacey_Homemaker and use the hashtag # so I can see your scary creation! You can also FOLLOW ME on FACEBOOK, TWITTER, INSTAGRAM and PINTEREST to see more delicious vegan recipes!