A collage of pictures which consist of homemade snickers bars that have been cut in half to show the peanuts, caramel, and nougat and matcha popsicles, pumpkin spice rice krispie treats, round balls of chocolate with eyes and wings resembling bats, chocolate cupcakes frosted wiht white frosting with dark eyes to resemble ghosts, there are small chocolate cookies with fudgie witches hats on top, and fruit cups decorated with black eyes, nose, and mouth to look like jack-o-lanterns.

12 Vegan Treats for Halloween

Patti Cake

Even though our household is not strictly vegan, since we spent a month eating vegan, I still occasionally whip up a vegan meal. Sometimes, it’s just for us, but other times, it’s for a vegan friend. As I was collecting all of these recipes for delicious Halloween Treats for posts, I decided to take the time to collect some vegan treats for Halloween, too.

Check out our list of vegan treats and let us know what you think of them by leaving a comment below.

Easy Candy Apples

A apple coated in a red candy coating with a stick sitting on a white plate that's decorated with black spiders is the first vegan treat for Halloween.

This recipe makes the best candied applies. If you have always wanted to know how to make candy apples on a stick, this is for you! Just make sure that you use a plant based food coloring to keep it vegan.

Orange Jack-o-lantern

An orange that has had the eyes, nose, and mouth of a jack-o-lantern carved out of the skin of the orange creates a simple vegan Halloween treat.

Jack-o-lanterns are usually orange. What makes this orange jack-o-lantern unique is that he’s made from an orange. It’s a cute way to encourage your kids to eat fruit on Halloween instead of just candy. Don’t look so skeptical, it works with my kids.

Pumpkin Fruit Cups

Plastic cups inverted on a platter. The cups are filled with orange fruit and decorated with black eyes, nose, and mouth. The top is decorated with a green pipe cleaner twisted to represent a pumpkin vine.

These pumpkin fruit cups do not contain pumpkin, but they are decorated to look like a pumpkin. These are a great treat to pack in a school lunch or serve at a children’s party. To keep them vegan, avoid the fruit cups with gelatin. (It’s made from animal products.)

Vegan Bat Truffles

A group of round brown chocolate truffles with two candy eyes placed on front with a chocolate bat wing inserted on each side. The bats are arranged on a purple textured surface.

A vegan chocolate and coconut truffle made with Amy’s Sunny bars, brownies, and fair trade chocolate that’s shaped like a bat is the perfect Halloween treat for your vegan friends.

Witch Hat Cookies (Vegan)

Round chocolate cookies are topped with soft fudgy chocolate kiss shapes that are decorated with small candy stars to resemble wizards hats. The hats are arranged on a purple background.

These vegan witch hat cookies require only 3 ingredients and your creative magic.

Peanut Butter Spiders

Balls of nut butter with pretzels sticking out of the side to resemble spider legs. Each peanut butter spider was topped with two chocolate chips to make eyes. A simple and delicious Vegan Halloween Treat

Here are some delicious and fun-to-make spiders for this Halloween season! Make these tasty snacks and kids will love to eat them!

4-Ingredient Homemade Mounds Bars (Gluten-Free, Vegan, Paleo)

Small homemade mounds bars arranged on a small plate. The one in the center is cut open exposing the creamy coconut filling.

A homemade candy bar recipe that couldn’t be easier! 4-Ingredient Homemade Mounds Bars! This copycat coconut and chocolate treat is gluten-free, vegan, paleo, top-8 allergy-free, much healthier without the junk, but still delicious!

Homemade Twix Bars (Vegan)

A stack of candy bars arranged on a small white plate. Each bar has a layer of cookie, topped with a layer of caramel, and topped with a layer of chocolate. The bars look like they were cut from a larger bar.

These homemade Twix bars feature a creamy layer of caramel between shortbread and chocolate, just like the classic candy bar!

Homemade Snickers (Vegan)

A stack of snickers bars arranged on a plate. The ends of the bar are open exposing the layer of nougat, caramel, and peanuts encased inside the chocolate coating.

These easy homemade snickers feature nougat, caramel, peanuts and chocolate, just like the classic candy bar!

Pumpkin Spice Rice Krispie Treats

Tannish and orangeish rice krispie treats cut into squares, stacked three high. On top of each square, stripes of white frosting are clearly visible.

Pumpkin Spice Rice Krispie Treats! Crisp, soft, and chewy, these easy gluten-free, vegan, and allergy-free Rice Krispie treats are perfect for fall or Halloween! No marshmallows needed, nut-free, loaded with real pumpkin, and topped with a dairy-free white chocolate drizzle! A lower-sugar recipe that’s an ideal kid-friendly dessert or sweet snack!

Gluten Free Halloween Ghost Cupcakes (Vegan, Allergy Free)

These vegan and gluten free Halloween themed cupcakes are chocolate cupcakes frosted with a white frosting. The cupcakes are each topped with two edible eye candies to create the appearance of a ghost.

These cute and spooky Gluten-Free Ghost Cupcakes are perfect for Halloween! These super easy cupcakes are vegan, allergy-free, and perfect for kids! Made with a simple black chocolate cupcake base and dairy-free vanilla buttercream frosting. Whether you need a unique Halloween party treat or a simple non-candy dessert, these are a must!

Matcha Popsicles–Zombie Vegan Ice Lollies

Green frozen Zombies pops are positioned on top of white plastic legs and standing on top of plastic legs which are popsicle holders made for Halloween.

Zombie vegan ice lollies are a healthy Halloween treat that only takes minutes to prepare. Everyone loves this simple snack!

A collage of pictures which consist of homemade snickers bars that have been cut in half to show the peanuts, caramel, and nougat and matcha popsicles, pumpkin spice rice krispie treats, round balls of chocolate with eyes and wings resembling bats, chocolate cupcakes frosted wiht white frosting with dark eyes to resemble ghosts, there are small chocolate cookies with fudgie witches hats on top, and fruit cups decorated with black eyes, nose, and mouth to look like jack-o-lanterns. Below the collage is an orange banner with white lettering which reads "Twelve Vegan Treats for Halloween"

That concludes our collection of 12 vegan treats for Halloween. Do any of them sound good to you? What is your favorite? Let us know by leaving a comment below.

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6 thoughts on “12 Vegan Treats for Halloween”

  1. Thanks a lot for sharing this amazing and super easy to make recipes! It tasted so delicious and flavorful! Loved it, will surely have this again! Highly recommended!

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  3. I’m so happy to have stumbled across this post because I happen to be hosting a Halloween event next week and have a guest that follows a vegan diet. Now I have several recipes to choose from. Thanks!

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    1. Jessica, I have some vegan friends, too, so I’m always looking for new things to make for them. I’m glad you found it helpful. Tjanks for taking the time to leave a comment.

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