25 Healthy(ish) Halloween Treats for Kids and Adults

Start the day off right — or give the kids a snack they'll love — with these fun pancakes!

Get the recipe for Spiderweb Pancakes.

Packed with protein (from cheese and pecans) this party snack offers a fun counterpoint to all the candy.

Get the recipe for Halloween Scarecrow Cheese Ball.

The best part of this fun treat is that it takes so little time to make.

Get the recipe for Bagel Pizza Mummies.

Low-sugar gelatin and whipped topping are easy ways to make this tasty, fun treat a little healthier.

Get the recipe for Candy Corn Gelatin Cups.

Make these cute little hot dog bites to put something filling in the kiddos' stomachs before trick-or-treating.

Get the recipe for Hot Dog Rattlesnake Bites.

Roasted pepitas, fall herbs, and a dash of spice give this treat a spooky mix of flavors, as well as some heart-healthy seed oils. Give it a nibble!

Get the recipe for Rosemary-Pumpkin Seed Brittle.

These easy Halloween treats make a spooky breakfast or after-school treat, and a can of real pumpkin adds some much-needed nutrition.

Get the recipe for Mummy Pumpkin Hand Pies.

Deviled eggs sound like they were made just for the holiday, don't they? With a fork and some cornichons, they make perfect little pumpkins.

Get the recipe for Smokey Pumpkin Deviled Eggs.

Healthy cake? We skip the frosting and fill the crumb with flavor so that even a small slice satisfies. Pumpkin purée keeps it moist and nutritious. And a simple jack-o'-lantern template lets you decorate it with a light dusting of powdered sugar.

Get the recipe for Spiced Pumpkin-Molasses Cake.

Make these pumpkin spice buns on the weekend, and you'll have an easy, delicious, and seasonal breakfast with some healthy nutrition snuck in.

Get the recipe for Pumpkin-Spiced Buns with Spiderweb Glaze.

Serve these slithery little breadsticks with a cauldron of tomato soup for a healthy dinner.

Get the recipe for Breadstick Rattlers.

A small peanut butter cookie and a chocolate kiss in the form of an acorn make a tasty and festive fall dessert—and the small-bite portion keeps it healthy!

Get the recipe for Peanut Butter Acorns.

Black food coloring lends these candy apples a fun, ghoulish appearance—and lets you eat a candy treat that's mostly apple.

Get the recipe for "Poison" Candy Apples.

Applesauce keeps these miniature apple cakes moist and flavorful without adding fat. Drizzled with apple glaze, they are the perfect fall snack.

Get the recipe for Apple-Cardamom Cakes with Cider Icing.

Mix in your favorite candies into these popcorn balls for an irresistibly sweet and sticky treat that's still more high-fiber popcorn than anything.

Get the recipe for Sweet Popcorn Balls.

Frozen puff pastries and fresh pears keep these desserts sweet and easy, while cutting down on added sugars.

Get the recipe for Upside-Down Pear Tartlets.

Avoiding all sugar? These tasty snacks are great for hors d'oeuvres and still have plenty of seasonal flair.

Get the recipe for Pumpkin & Pesto Crostini.

With white chocolate "bandages" and candy eyes, these adorably spooky banana mummies will be the hit of any Halloween party treat table.

Get the recipe for Banana Mummies.

Impress guests with this crafty Halloween appetizer, which cleverly transforms pumpernickel bread into a basket filled it with a super-simple creamy spinach dip. Serve 'em up with Pumpkin-Shaped Tortilla Dippers, pictured.

Get the recipe for Spooky Spinach Dip in Bread Bowl Cauldron.

Sweet cherry tomatoes are hidden in the center of these mini-meat loaves, offering an unexpected surprise when you take a bite.

Get the recipe for Mummy Meat Loaves.