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Halloween is one of the holidays where the temptation for foods that might not make you feel your best is ALL around – instead of giving in and maybe feeling symptoms of an autoimmune flare or upset tummy as a result, try one (or more) of these Paleo Halloween treats!

There are all fun (because Halloween treats need to be fun), suitable for both kids and adults, and use only natural sweeteners.


Paleo Halloween Treats

Paleo Halloween Tombstone Cookies

The first one is one of our family favorites, and a hit every time we give them to friends as well. They're little Paleo shortbread cookies shaped into spooky tombstones! Add some edible “dirt” and it's the making for a treat that is sure to delight!

Paleo Halloween Tombstone Cookies

Paleo Halloween Tombstone Cookies in gluten-free "dirt" in a white bowl

Healthy Halloween Snack for Kids

The second is something you could do as an after school snack or for a Halloween party at school, and is also something you can feel REALLY good about serving as it's free of any added sugars!

It's really quick to whip up too – and if you have older kids they can even help make it!

Healthy Halloween Snack for Kids

Healthy Paleo halloween snack for kids of a pear sliced into a ghost with raisins for his face, bell peppers shaped into pumpkins and a moon, and parsley for pumpkin stems, and cucumbers for the ground.

Curry Roasted Pumpkin Seeds

The third is a classic – roasted pumpkin seeds. I mean, who doesn't want to have these after you carve a pumpkin? (Who else HATES carving pumpkins? Am I the only one?)

Sure, you can just do salt, but why not add some flavor and excitement with some curry powder?

Curry Roasted Pumpkin Seeds

Paleo Roasted Curry Pumpkin Seeds on a baking sheet

Paleo Pumpkin Spiced Latte

Paleo Halloween treat # 4 is a fall classic as well – Pumpkin Spiced Lattes, or PSL's for short, are now almost synonymous with autumn. But the ones you get in the coffee shops like Starbucks are LOADED with sugars and other preservatives, etc.

I think it's totally fine to partake in them a few times per season, but if you want them more, make a healthier, MUCH less sugar version that still delicious. This video shows a really quick version I make all the time that's Paleo, and dairy-free – and gluten-free (since I STILL can't quite get a straight answer on if Starbuck's PSLs are gluten-free).

Pumpkin Spiced Latte (video)

Pumpkin Spiced Latte Recipe video thumbnail

26 Paleo Halloween Candy Recipes

In this post, you'll find 26 Paleo Halloween Candy recipes! While I don't expect you to make all 26, it gives a lot of great options to maybe make a few so if faced with the huge bag full of Twinkies, Kit-Kat, and Reeses Pieces on Halloween, you can easily choose a better option.

I also like to make some of these Paleo versions to have on hand during the entire Halloween season so my kids can have better options as they go to the numerous parties and events that surround Halloween.

In our house, our kids can choose 3 pieces of commercial candy on Halloween night from their trick-or-treating bags and then they give the rest to the Switch Witch (see below for more on her).

The rest of the time we eat one or two of these Paleo Halloween candy recipes instead!

Paleo Halloween Candy Roundup (featuring recipes from other bloggers)

paleo halloween candy recipes

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Paleo Chocolate Covered Apples

Every year we make these Paleo Chocolate Covered Apples. They are SO much fun to make, are a great activity to do with friends, and yield a treat I feel good about serving everyone.

This post gives the recipe, several coating and topping ideas, and also includes a how-to video demonstrating me making them.

Paleo Chocolate Covered Apples

Paleo chocolate covered apples on a cutting board

Here is a Facebook Live on making chocolate covered apples (including some new ones, like coloring coconut butter with Blue Majik spirulina to make it blue, that I didn't have in my blog post above):

Facebook live screenshot showing Michele Spring holding chocolate covered apples

AIP Carob Covered Apples

And for those of you on the AIP diet, I've got you covered too. These AIP Carob Covered Apples are delicious and can also be topped with many delightful toppings!

Autoimmune Paleo (AIP Diet) Carob Covered Apples

AIP Carob Covered Apples on a marble background

Paleo & Dairy-free Pumpkin Milkshake

THIS was the very first post I wrote on this blog! So crazy to think about! In it, I shared a dairy-free Pumpkin Milkshake recipe that is Ah-MAZ-ing and also some ways to make Halloween more exciting if your child is on Paleo or has some food allergy that makes it hard for them to have commercial candy or food. (Or if you just don't want them to have all that sugar)

3 Ways to Make Halloween Exciting for your Paleo Kid (Including a Pumpkin Milkshake recipe)

a collage of Paleo Halloween treats - a dairy-free pumpkin milkshake, some paleo treats wrapped in paper with fun Halloween stickers, and a tissue paper pumpkin with small toys

Also, if making a pumpkin milkshake from scratch seems hard, I just did a Facebook Live showing one you can make using pre-made ice cream. It's probably not as healthy as the one above, but it's a lot faster.

a Facebook Live screenshot showing Michele Spring holding a Pumpkin Milkshake in a jar with a jack-o-lantern face "painted" on with sharpie

Bonus: Get your kids to switch out their candy – willingly

This is a Facebook Live on surefire ways to get your kids to WANT to switch out their candy for healthier options, including the Switch Witch option I mentioned above:

Facebook Live screenshot of Michele Spring discussing healthier halloween options like the Switch Witch

Get the switch witch we talk about!

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