29 Yummy Vegan Halloween Treats To Make This Year
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Whether you’re looking for treats to make for a Halloween party or with your kids, we’ve got you covered. Here’s a list of 29 yummy vegan Halloween treats you should make this year!
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Vegan Halloween Treat #1 – Monster Donuts
Monster Donuts
These monster donuts from Chocolate & Carrots are easily one of the cutest vegan Halloween treats I’ve ever seen! They’re chocolate flavored and sound so yummy.
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Treat #2 – Chocolate Mousee Graveyard Pots
Chocolate Mousse Graveyard Pots
How cute are these?! They’re little cups with chocolate mousse, icing, and tombstone cookies that say RIP on them.
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Treat #3 – Frankenstein Rice Krispie Treats
Frankenstein Rice Krispie Treats
Megan the Vegan Mom made these darling homemade rice krispie treats that look like Frankenstein’s head. Vegan recipes like this are so cute!
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Treat #4 – Vegan Halloween Monster Donuts
Halloween Monster Donuts
These monster donuts are equally creepy and cool. I love how the colored glaze doesn’t have any artificial colors!
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Treat #5 – Mummy Sugar Cookies
Mummy Sugar Cookies
Mummies are one of my favorite Halloween things! I think mummy decorations and treats are always so cute. I love how these cookies have lines of frosting across them to look like the mummy’s wrapping and they have fun little eyes poking through. These would be a great treat to have while watching the DCOM Under Wraps.
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Treat #6 – Chocolate Spiderweb Cheesecake
Chocolate Spiderweb Cheesecake
These spiderweb cheesecake is so mesmerizing! It is incredible to look at.
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Treat #7 – Pumpkin Pie Pop Tarts
Pumpkin Pie Pop Tarts
We love making pop tarts, but before seeing these ones from Recipe Girl, I had never thought to do them in a pumpkin shape. I love the Jack-o-lantern ones. You could eat these while watching the movie Halloweentown!
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Treat #8 – Vampire Bite Cupcakes
Vampire Bite Cupcakes
These Vampire Bite Cupcakes from V Nutrition and Wellness are pretty simple looking, but so so perfect for a Halloween treat to take to a Halloween party. These are a must-have treat for when you watch Mom’s Got a Date With a Vampire!
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Treat #9 – Candy Corn Ice Pops
Candy Corn Ice Pops
If you live somewhere that’s a little warmer in the fall, then these candy corn ice pops from Yummy Mummy Kitchen are a must! The layers are made up of coconut cream, pineapple and peaches. So natural and such a delicious vegan treat.
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Treat #10 – Brain cupcakes
Brain Cupcakes
These brain cupcakes are so eerie and gross looking, but also so cool and fun for October!
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Treat #11 – Almond Joys with faces
Almond Joys With Faces
Almond Joys are yummy, but aren’t vegan. Vegan in the freezer made a vegan version though and put fun little eyes on them for Halloween time! These are fun snacks for kids’ lunches.
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Treat #12 – Black Widow Spider Cupcakes
Black Widow Spider Cupcakes
Fork and Beans made the cutest spider cupcakes! I love the black licorice legs on them.
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Treat #13 – Bloody Cups
Bloody Cups
Bloody cups are spooky and sound oh so delicious! They have a raspberry filling and seem pretty easy to make. They’re like chocolate peanut butter cups, but with a different filling. They’re a good peanut free alternative. They are vegan and gluten free. Desserts like this are so yummy!
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Treat #14 – Halloween Sugar Cookies
Halloween Sugar Cookies
These sugar cookies are so simple, but so cute. They have black, orange, and white sprinkles in them.
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Treat #15 – Tangerine Pumpkins & Banana Ghosts
Tangerine Pumpkins & Banana Ghosts
These are a good, healthy vegan treat to eat for Halloween. They’re little clementines that look like pumpkins and banana ghosts. Watching Casper and eating a banana ghost would be so fun! Or they could be good hors d oeuvres to a spooky vegan Halloween feast.
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Treat #16 – Mummy Pumpkin Cookies
Mummy Pumpkin Cookies
How fun are these pumpkin cookies that look like little mummies? I think the eyes on them make them look perfect.
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Treat #17 – Jack Skellington Mounds Cups
Jack Skellington Mounds Cups
I’m not a big fan of the movie The Nightmare Before Christmas, but I love how these Jack Skellington mounds cups look!
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Treat #18 – Pumpkin Cheesecake Jack O Lanterns
Pumpkin Cheesecake Jack-O-Lanterns
Food Faith Fitness made these darling Jack-o-lantern cheesecakes! They’re pumpkin flavored and the perfect serving size.
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Treat #19 – Chocolate Cookies
Chocolate Cookies
These chocolate cookies with little orange candies are super festive, but also pretty simple and look like an easy vegan treat to make. Kids will love this treat! Cookies like this taste like brownies and are so delicious.
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Treat #20 – Candy Corn Cheesecake
Candy Corn Cheesecake
I’ve never liked how candy corn tastes, but I’ve always loved how it looks. Unconventional Baker made this candy corn cheesecake.
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Treat #21 – Peanut Butter Spider Cookies
Peanut Butter Spider Cookies
Sunnyside Hanne made these peanut butter cookies with imprints of a spider web and a cute little spider on top.
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Treat #22 – Nightmare Before Christmas Cookies
Nightmare Before Christmas Cookies
These Nightmare Before Christmas cookies are a little more intricate. They’re chocolate cookies with pumpkin frosting. Yum!
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Treat #23 – Monster Treats
Monster Treats
These monster treats are a healthy alternative to chocolate or baked goods. These apple bites are sure to put a smile on everyone’s faces!
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Treat #24 – Halloween Muddy Buddies
Halloween Muddy Buddies
This Halloween puppy chow would be so fun to snack on while watching a Halloween movie!
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Treat #25 – Monster Bites
Monster Bites
These monster bites are bats as spiders. They’re both so cute, but I’m really loving the bats! The base is a no-bake peanut butter ball that only has 5 ingredients, then you use licorice and candy eyeballs for the decorations.
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Treat #26 – Gingerbread Skeleton Cookies
Gingerbread Skeleton Cookies
Gingerbread men are typically for Christmas, but Sarah Makes Gluten Free turned them into a Halloween cookie. Instead of icing the whole cookie, she just did some little lines to look like a skeleton.
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Treat #27 – Chocolate Bat Cupcakes
Chocolate Bat Cupcakes
These bat cupcakes are chocolate cupcakes with pumpkin frosting, and a little chocolate bat on top. What a fun vegan pumpkin chocolate treat!
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Treat #28 – Halloween Cookies
Halloween Cookies
These Halloween cookies are so creative. They are gluten-free, vegan, and raw. They look like little mummies. I love the eyes and love easy fast Halloween treats!
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Treat #29 – Mummified Bananas
Mummified Bananas
Kyra from Vie De La Vegan made these fun mummied bananas! They only have 3 ingredients, which is so nice.
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Conclusion
Which of these spooky vegan Halloween treats are you going to make soon?
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