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Healthy Halloween Food Ideas

Halloween food can be both fun AND healthy!  Check out these simple, healthy Halloween food ideas to balance out all of that Halloween junk food!
Collage of fun and healthy Halloween food ideas.

 

Healthy Halloween Food Ideas

I think we all tend to associate Halloween with candy and other sugary treats but who says healthy can’t still be fun? If you’re looking for some ways to balance out those sugar highs, here are some {relatively!} healthy options for you.  They’re perfect for Halloween parties, class treats, or just having some Halloween fun with your kiddos!  Check out all of these healthy Halloween food ideas…

Healthy Halloween Snacks

These Halloween snacks would be fun for an after school snack.  They’re also a perfect healthy option to add to a Halloween food table or serve at class parties.

Cheese and Pretzel Broomsticks plus lots of other fun and healthy Halloween food ideas.

 

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Cheese and Pretzel Witches’ Brooms from Cocinando con Catman

Apple Bite Monsters using apples, candy eyes, and strawberries.

Silly Monster Apple Bites from Fork and Beans.

Healthy Halloween Food Ideas. Mummy Bananas made from bananas and caramel sauce.
Frozen Banana Mummies from Flo and Grace.
Healthy Halloween Food Ideas. Halloween apple slices using halloween cookie cutters to cut out Halloween shapes.

 

Halloween shaped apple slices from Peas and Crayons.  All you need are some Halloween cookie cutters and a couple of minutes.  Or better yet, have the kids join you and do the cookie cutter cutting themselves.

 

Cute fruit pumpkin plus lots of other fun and healthy Halloween food ideas.

 

Fruit Platter Jack-o-lantern {unknown source}.

 

Healthy Halloween snack ideas. Apple monsters using candy eyes and pastic vampire teeth.

 

Monster Apples from The Decorated Cookie.

 

Platter of healthy Halloween snack ideas - tangerine pumpkins and banana ghosts.

 

 

Fun and healthy Halloween snack ideas. Halloween candy eyes added to a number of snack ideas - cream cheese and bagel, pudding dip with pretzels, and peanut butter and celery sticks.

 

Fun Monster Food from 30 Handmade Days

 

Halloween Jack-o-lantern fruit cups made from oranges and filled with various fruit.

 

 

Healthy Halloween food ideas. Witch smoothie bowl using green smoothie and a paper witch hat.

 

Witch smoothie bowl from Eating Well.

 

Ritz Spider Crackers plus lots of other fun and heathy Halloween food ideas.

 

Ritz Cracker Spiders from Echoes of Laughter.

 

Healthy Halloween food ideas. Candy corn popsicles using coconut milk, mango puree, and a little bit of organic lemonade.

 

Candy Corn Popsicles from Full Belly Sisters.

 

Healthy Halloween Lunch and Dinner Ideas

I’ve always done a couple of Halloween lunches or dinners each season with the kids.  They’re fun to do after coming home from the pumpkin patch, before a night of carving pumpkins, or even to eat while you’re watching a Halloween movie.  It doesn’t have to be complicated.  Even taking out some Halloween cookie cutters and just cutting up a few of your regular ingredients can increase that Halloween spirit!  Here are a few fun and healthy Halloween lunch and dinner ideas…

Guacamole monsters in an avocado decorated with a variety of vegetables.

Guacamole Vampires from Fork and Beans

Pumpkin buns plus lots of other fun and healthy Halloween food ideas.

 

Pumpkin Rolls from Thistlewood Farms.

 

Monster-Sandwiches500

 

Monster Sandwiches from My Own Road.
Mummy flatbread pizza with pepperoni and mozerella cheese.Mummy Flatbread Pizza from Lil Luna
Jack-O-Lantern Grilled Cheese Sandwiches plus lots of other fun and healthy Halloween food ideas. // via Clean and Scentsible

 

Quick and Easy Pumpkin Lunch from Clean and Scentsible

 

 

Jack-O-Lantern Sweet Potato Fries plus lots of other fun and healthy food ideas.

 

Fun and healthy Halloween food ideas. Candy corn veggie platter made from cauliflower, carrots, and yellow peppers.

Candy corn fruit platter from Clean and Scentsible.

Ham and Cheese Witches' Brooms Roll-ups plus lots of other fun and healthy Halloween food ideas.

 

 

Healthy Halloween Drink Ideas

Don’t forget a little drink to wash it all down! Stay away from soda with these healthier Halloween drink options…

Orange and purple Halloween goblin potion smoothie in a clear glass with a fun straw topper.

Goblin Potion from Clean and Scentsible

Ghost milk. Draw faces on a a clear plastic cup and just add milk!

Ghost milk from Clean and Scentsible.  You could also use a few droops of red and yellow food coloring in the milk to make jack-o-lantern cups or use orange juice.

I hope you enjoy all of these healthy {or at least healthier!} Halloween options.  Use them for inspiration and have fun coming up with your own.  Kids are usually all over this and it can be a great way to get them to try a few new food options.  There are also lots of different food substitutions that you can come up with if you know the original recipe is not going to fly!  Let me know what you come up with!

Collection of healthy Halloween food ideas.

 

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  14. Hi. Can you tell me what the witches brooms are made from on the Roll-up recipes. I know they are toothpicks, but I can’t tell what the “straw” part would be. Thanks

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  15. Hi! The link to the pumpkin shaped rolls is taking me to the orange jack o lanterns. Do you have the correct link for the pumpkin rolls? 🙂

    Thanks!

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  17. Thank you so much….I needed healthy ideas for my grandson’s party and these are perfect. Very much appreciated!

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