Healthy Halloween Snack Ideas

These healthy Halloween snack ideas are cute and easy non-candy options that both kids and adults love. Serve these homemade Halloween snacks for a scary good time!

For more fun Halloween recipes, try these mummy dogs, graveyard dirt cake or get the group involved making haunted Halloween gingerbread houses!

Fun Kid-Friendly Halloween Snacks and Food

If you’re looking for a few Halloween snack ideas that are a little more nutritious, you’ve come to the right place! These easy Halloween recipes are decorative, super cute and taste delicious as well.

They would be perfect to bring to a school or neighborhood party, add to a fall charcuterie board or enjoy as an afternoon snack. Don’t worry I’ve got plenty of Halloween desserts and recipes for Halloween cookies, too.

Halloween Veggie Tray

For the pumpkin Halloween veggie tray, you’ll simply place a ranch dressing or dill dip into small containers for the eyes and set those on a large plate. Then make a circle out of carrots. Use chopped celery sticks for the stem, olives for the nose and cut cucumbers for the mouth.

You could also add in a variation of vegetables (or more olives) around the edge of the plate, but I find most kids prefer carrot for this Halloween snack idea.

Mini Orange Pumpkins and Ghost Bananas

For these easy Halloween food ideas, simply peel the orange and then place a tiny piece of celery on top for the stem.

Then for the ghost, simply peel the banana, cut into thirds and place two mini chocolate chips on the top for the eyes.

If you wanted to leave the skin on, you could draw a jack-o-lantern face onto the orange and a ghost face onto the banana.

Apple Monster Teeth

For these spooky snacks just slice an apple into wedges and then spread peanut butter or chocolate spread onto both sides of the apple. Then place mini marshmallows sandwiched between the two slices. Hold together with a toothpick if needed.

Halloween Cheese and Crackers

For these you will need crackers, cheese slices and a small cookie cutter. Simply cut out Halloween shapes (like a pumpkin or ghost) and place on the cracker. Everyone always loves this simple Halloween themed food idea!

Puking Pumpkin with Guacamole

Your kids will love this guacamole puking pumpkin, that is if they can contain their giggles! Transform your smiling jack-o-lantern into a silly vomiting pumpkin with an easy guacamole recipe, chips and add a few veggies for dipping, too! This is a creepy snack that is also so cute!

Halloween Deviled Eggs

These Halloween deviled eggs taste just like the classic deviled eggs, but with a fun Halloween party food twist! Make your own hard boiled eggs, or buy them premade for convenience.

Scoop out the yolks, then mix them with mayo, mustard, pickle relish and a little bit of smoked paprika to give it that orange color. Pipe the mixture back into the eggs, then use a toothpick to create vertical lines for a pumpkin. Add a small chopped chive at the top for the pumpkin stem!

Spider Pizza Bites

Although Halloween pizza isn’t always considered the healthiest option, these pizza bagel bites are way healthier than a big cheesy slice! You can use mini bagels (whole wheat for a healthier version), pizza sauce and a sprinkle of cheese. Or you can even use pre-made mini pizza bites for convenience.

Then you will cut an olive in half and place one half in the center of the pizza and cut the other half into the legs. My kids love these as an after school Halloween snack!

Chocolate Strawberry Ghosts

While these are dipped in a light white chocolate coating, the fresh juicy strawberries underneath make these chocolate strawberry ghosts an irresistible combination to both kids and adults at any Halloween party! The ghostly face makes it a spooky not scary snack!

Ways to Serve Halloween Party Food

There are so many fun and festive Halloween snack ideas it can be hard to decide how to serve them to family and friends!

For a smaller crowd I love to make a board or platter recipe! It’s easy to do, just pile a small amount of each Halloween snack or treat onto a large platter to create a Halloween snack board that is spooky fun.

When serving a larger crowd, I like to set out each snack on it’s own plate. If able, I scatter them around the room so there is a snack at every turn.

Traveling to a party? Most of these Halloween snacks travel well or could be assembled when you arrive at the party.

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