Halloween and party time can be fun without the need for food coloring and other weird ingredients. These green monster muffins pack in a whole bag of baby spinach but remain absolutely delicious. You will be surprised what kids will eat when they get to decorate it with a scary face. Let them go wild and eat their greens at the same time! They won’t even know there’s spinach in there unless you tell them.

These Halloween pretzel bites are so quick and easy to pull together for a fun Halloween treat. Pair pretzel chips with some melted chocolate discs and an edible candy eye. Comes together from start to finish in less than 5 minutes. Be the cool mum with the fun treat without having the spend hours doing it. These are always a hit in classroom parties or Halloween gatherings.

Have fun and indulge in some better-for-you Halloween breakfast bliss balls. Allergy-friendly and easy to make, they also make a great little healthier Halloween treat to include in little lunch boxes on the day.

Easy monster apples for a fun Halloween party food idea. This is such a quick and simple idea for a healthy Halloween treat the kids could even help assemble them!

Ginger Wasabi Filled Chocolate Skulls – warmly spicy with sweet ginger and wasabi, these five ingredient rich dark chocolate skulls have a surprise kick in flavor!

These little Orange Fruit Jack-O-Lantern’s are sure to bring a smile to anyone’s face this Halloween! Fill them with whatever fruit is in season in your area and serve them as the centerpiece of your Halloween dessert table.

These little Vegan Halloween Spiders require no baking and just 8 ingredients. They are so fun and super cute to boot. They would make great healthy Halloween treats for classroom parties!

I think these Chocolate Pear Ghosts are the perfect fun activity to do with kids of all ages as they aren’t too difficult. Team work really is called for when holding the pears upright whilst the dark chocolate is setting and the other person carries on dipping the pears!

No Churn Black Sesame Coconut Milk Ice Cream. It is made with maple syrup and is creamy delicious and pretty scary looking. This vegan-friendly black sesame ice cream tastes nutty milky delicious. Best of all it’s no churn and simple to make!

Ok, this one is a doozy, how easy are these cheese sticks? These would be great for handing out at as healthy Halloween treats for classroom parties and you could totally whip them up the night before if you forgot all about the party (speaking from experience).

Here’s a really really easy way to make a little Halloween fun for your toddlers. Check it: Root Veggie “Cookies.” As in, roasted root veggies cut with Halloween cookie cutters. Man, game changer, eh?

Mini Mummy Dogs, little smoked sausages wrapped in crescent roll “bandages” for your Halloween party.

Perhaps the best part of making these Spooky Breadstick Fingers is that you don’t have to worry if your creations are not works of art. In fact, the more misshapen, the better.

These healthy Candy Corn Bars are made with Yogurt and Jell-O. Both fat and sugar-free. They are delicious, easy to make and kids love it

This Healthy Halloween Pumpkin Dip is naturally gluten & dairy free, vegan, clean and utterly delicious. It’s also the perfect balance for all the usual sugary Halloween treats.

Need a treat for the adults? For a hot chocolate with a difference try out a Matcha White Hot Chocolate this Halloween. It looks like thick and slimy swamp water but tastes creamy and delicious!

And for the kids, this ‘ghoulish’ Scary Green Monster Shake using avocados for the great green color are just adorable and would make the perfect little shake for your little ghoul.

This protein shake is full of good-for-you ingredients and tastes just like a pumpkin pie (but in liquid form). It is protein-rich, fiber-rich and full of healthy fats. Plus it contains ½ cup of fall’s favorite vegetable. Even though it tastes like dessert it is refined-sugar free making this shake a great option for pre- or post-workout fuel.