HALLOWEEN VEGAN ZOMBIE FINGERS are a show stopper when it comes to the ultimate spooky look. The great thing about these little Halloween treats is they are made with ALL healthy ingredients. Featuring dates, oats and peanut butter, they are perfect for a party platter or packed lunch box! They are sure to spook you out...

This stunning vegan chocolate cake decorated with festive Halloween candy is certainly a table centerpiece for any vegan Halloween celebration.

These creepy crudites cups are perfect for fun and healthy Halloween party food and snacks. Kids will love these quick and easy appetizers! It's always nice to have healthy options, even at Halloween!

Keeping with our healthy vibes, I am loving these spooky little energy balls, So simplistic but effective Halloween spooky treat. These would also be perfect for a little lunch box surprise or a plate full at your Halloween celebrations for guests to nibble on.

With a base of chickpeas and oats, these monster cookies are another healthy addition to these amazing vegan Halloween recipes. I love the colors, just perfect for kids and adults alike!

This 'blood' dripping cherry chocolate cake makes me think vampires and all things creepy about Halloween. It's such a dichotomy because it also looks SOOO good! Maybe I am a vampire?!

How cool is this 3 layer Halloween cookies and cream cake? Topped with black frosting and Halloween biscuit sandwiches this sure would take some effort to make but looks totally worth it if you are into baking!

These Silly Apple Bites are guaranteed to bring a smile! Nut butter and nuts are used to decorate the apple slices, and of course googly eyes to complete the fun. They only take a matter of minutes to make and are so effective at creating Halloween spirit.

I love making cupcakes with my kids and these very spooky and fun ones look perfect to try out. Topped with sprinkles, mini ghosts and black frosting, these little delights are one of my favorites of this list!

These Vegan Halloween Graveyard Pudding Cups made with vegan chocolate pudding, chocolate cookie dirt, and graham cracker tombstones are an easy fun and festive Halloween dessert to make with or without the kids.

These adorable vegan Halloween cupcakes require only one recipe, with three creative ways to decorate! Create a spooky ghost, a Frankenstein inspired monster, or a bat!

Make an Orange Fruit Jack-O-Lantern for a Fun, Healthy Halloween! Just follow these easy orange "carving" directions and fill with your favorite fruits. 

This Halloween Smoothie Bowl is packed with delicious pineapple, banana, carrot, orange juice, kiwi, apple and lime juice and topped with pumpkins seeds and dried apricot for a fun healthy treat. The perfect spooky breakfast or lunch.

Create your own fun Halloween Chocolate Bark for an allergy friendly treat! Our easy to make candy bark is top 8 allergen free (depending on the sprinkles you choose) and school safe.

Not pumpkin, but still bright orange and festive for lunch or dinner! Thai Inspired Coconut Carrot Soup. Lime leaf, lemongrass, coconut milk and Thai chili join roasted carrots to create a richly flavored soup! This is the perfect soul warming bowl of food before a fun filled evening of trick or treat.

Try these vegan pumpkin spice muffins. They are a perfect snack on Halloween morning or afternoon and can also be added to the table of party food!

Fun pumpkin shaped energy bites make a great healthy snack for kids & are full of delicious autumn flavours, including pumpkin pie spice, apples and pecans

This is a delicious baked vegan pumpkin cheesecake with gingerbread pie crust. Made with pumpkin puree, it's perfect for any Autumn day, especially Halloween.

These vegan pumpkin brownies are perfect for snacking on as you give out candy to the little ones on the spookiest night of the year. They are rich and healthy at the same time, perfect for keeping a low carb diet in check without missing out on festive fun.

If you need to fill up on some goodness before the night sets in, why not try this vegan pumpkin pasta. It's the perfect hearty dinner before trick-or-treating and all of the candy that is to come! You can even call it pumpkin mac & cheese if you want!