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Ultimate Halloween Recipe Round-Up – SHK

Halloween doesn’t have to be all candy and sugar crashes. With just a little creativity, you can serve festive treats that are still wholesome, fun, and kid-approved. From delightful dinner additions to spooky-good snacks, we’ve rounded up our favorite Halloween recipes that combine whole foods, creative presentation, and a touch of spookiness.

ultimate halloween recipe round up

Spooky Snacks

These snacks are perfect for dinner spreads, classroom parties or neighborhood shindigs. Choose one or make them all for a fantastic festive spread!

Halloween Guacamole

These delicious Vampire Guacamole Cups make the perfect addition to any Halloween spread. They’re healthy, incredibly easy, perfectly portioned, and adorably spooky!

guacamole cups decorated with peppers and string cheese and tortilla chips to look like vampire faces

Halloween Pretzels

These chocolate dipped Halloween Pretzels are an adorable and addicting holiday treat.. we can’t get enough of the sweet and salty crunch. They’ll make a perfect addition to your Halloween spread!

mini twist pretzels dipped in chocolate and decorated like pumpkins, mummies and frankensteins

Witches Broom Snacks

These adorable little Witches’ Broom Snacks are the perfect way to combat all of the sugary sweet candy your kids are likely to be bombarded with this Halloween. These crunchy brooms can be whipped up in a matter of minutes and make an adorable addition to any Halloween celebration! 

witch broom snacks made with pretzel sticks and string cheese

Pumpkin Hummus

The perfect fall themed healthy snack– Pumpkin Hummus for Kids!  It’s delicious and even looks like a cute pumpkin! 

a bowl of pumpkin hummus with a cucumber stem

Spiders on a Log

A simple, fun, tasty, and healthy halloween snack! These Spiders on a Log make a great after school snack or party appetizer!

peanut butter on celery sticks with chocolate chips decorated to look like spiders

Spider Bites

These quick and easy Spider Bites Healthy Halloween Snack is balanced with a grain and a protein and is super fun for your kids to eat!

spiders made out of cheese rounds and pretzel sticks

Halloween Snack Tray

This Halloween Snack Tray is packed with delicious and healthy snacks, and makes an absolutely adorable and crowd-pleasing centerpiece for Halloween parties or get-togethers! We’ll give you all the tips and recipes you need to make your own show stopping snack tray.

A serving tray topped with halloween snacks

Devious Dinners

Start the evening festivities off right with these unique and totally kid-pleasing dinner ideas!

Mummy Hot Dogs

Wrapped in a delicious homemade pizza dough, these mummy hot dogs aren’t just for the kids anymore.

mummy hot dogs with a yard spider web under the plate as a decoration

Frankenstein Pasta

Your Halloween dinner is here!  Frankenstein Pasta is adorable to serve and even easier to make!  You’ll steal the show with Frank! 

green pasta decorated to look like a frankenstein face

Halloween Pot Pie

To make this dish festive and a really fun Halloween dinner, we made individual mini-mummy and mini-spider pot pies! 

halloween pot pies decorated like spiders and mummies

Turkey Chili

This simple and tasty Turkey Chili is packed with classic chili seasonings and three different kinds of beans. It’s a deliciously hearty and healthy chili recipe- and we promise that no one will miss the beef!

a bowl of turkey chili topped with avocado and shredded cheese

Terrifying Treats

These tantalizing treats are designed with minimal sugar, but maximum seasonal fun!

Halloween Sugar Cookies

These easy, no-chill Halloween Sugar Cookies are soft, chewy, and buttery. Just roll the simple dough into balls, dip in colorful sprinkles, and bake! They are perfect for holiday parties, platters, or gifting!

halloween sugar cookies on a black plate with a bowl of sprinkles and spider web in the background

Candy Corn Parfaits

These Candy Corn Parfaits are a naturally sweet and healthy Halloween snack that offer a boost of protein in an adorable little package that your kids are going to love!

candy corn parfaits made with pineapple tidbits, mandarin oranges and whipped cream

Raspberry Chia Vampire Bites

With just a handful of ingredients, you can create this simple but fun Halloween treat! The homemade jam is so easy- and healthy! You’ll definitely want to add these to your Halloween menu this year.

mini raspberry pies with cashews made to look like vampire fangs

Witch Fingers

A fun treat for Halloween, these Witch Fingers are a festive twist on a sugar cookie that is filling with a lot less sugar than other treats this time of year!

sugar cookies shaped into witch fingers with almond finger nails

Halloween Banana Pops

Our Halloween Banana Pops are a hauntingly delicious twist on a classic treat, perfect for Halloween festivities.

halloween banana pops on a baking tray

Halloween Smoothie Bowls

These gorgeous smoothie bowls make a delicious and healthy breakfast all year round. But adding a simple yogurt web turns these smoothie bowls into a frightfully fantastic Halloween treat!

halloween smoothie bowl with blackberries, kiwi, blueberries and pumpkin seeds

Tips & Suggestions for Hosting a Healthy Halloween Spread

Here are tips to make your Halloween treats more successful, kid-friendly, and manageable:

  1. Mix sweet & savory
    Don’t rely solely on treats. Include comical veggie and cheese options (witch fingers, brain-shaped cauliflower mash, etc.) so kids (and adults) balance out sugar with nutrients.
  2. Offer build-your-own stations
    For example, a “decorate your spooky toast” station: slices of bread, spreads, fruit cutouts, seeds, etc. Kids love customizing.
  3. Limit portions of sugary items
    If you do include treats with more sugar, make them mini sized. That way children can still enjoy the fun without overdoing it.
  4. Use whole-food replacements
    Swap refined flours for whole-wheat or oat flour; natural sweeteners (maple syrup, dates, banana) instead of excessive sugar; dip fruits in Greek yogurt instead of candy coatings, etc.
  5. Make things in advance
    Many recipes here (like frozen banana ghosts, cauldron mixes, or mandarin pumpkins) are quick or pre-preppable. That frees up your time closer to the party.
  6. Presentation is half the fun
    Use cute Halloween bowls, plastic spiders, candy eyes, or themed picks. Even simple banana halves become ghosts once you add eyes.
  7. Label with allergen / nutrition notes
    Especially at a party, note nut-free or gluten-free options so all kiddos feel safe selecting.

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