Halloween night needs less of a plan than you think. A few spooky treats, some easy party food, and one showstopper snack board will carry the whole evening.
Every idea here is gluten free and most come together fast, from no-bake bark and puppy chow to mummy pizzas and a Halloween charcuterie board. Save the fancy stuff for the costumes.
Make these gluten free Halloween treats with your kids for the upcoming Halloween party or just for fun.
All of them are just so mouth-watering good that can be made not only for Halloween.
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#1 WHITE CHOCOLATE SUNBUTTER PUMPKINS
The first up are these little sunbutter pumpkins. Aren't they cute? They are also top 8 allergen free and school safe. Check them out!
▶ Recipe here from The Fit Cookie
#2 FRANKENSTEIN KRISPIES
Easy, creative, no-bake Frankenstein Krispies that your kids will love! They are also gluten free, dairy free, soy free, and contain no nuts.
▶ Recipe here from Allergy Awesomeness
#3 Vegan and Gluten-Free Pumpkin Chocolate Swirl Muffins
When you can't decide between pumpkin and chocolate, go for both! Not only are they dairy-free and egg-free but they are also refined sugar-free, soy-free, peanut-free and gluten-free. Nut-free option included. Yum!
▶ Recipe here from Eating By Elaine
#4 EASY HALLOWEEN BARK
I love bark recipes, they are a genius way to whip up a quick and easy tasty treat. You can make it in just a few minutes and customize it with whatever candy you have.
▶ Recipe here from Veggie Desserts
#5 Halloween Meringues
Add a Spooky twist to classic meringues with these Halloween Meringue Pops.
▶ Recipe here from Charlotte's Lively Kitchen
#6 Chocolate Pear Ghosts
Chocolate Ghost Pears - pears coated in dark and white chocolate are spooky treat your kids will love to make and eat! What a genius way to use pears!
▶ Recipe here from Fab Food 4 All
#7 Halloween Chocolate Apples
Another way how to keep it healthy and use a fruit to create tasty dessert. Decorated in dark and white chocolate spider's webs to impress your visitors or just make them for yourselves!
▶ Recipe here from Fab Food 4 All
#8 Monster Halloween Popcorn
5 minutes and 5 ingredients - that's all you need for these spooky and delicious Halloween bowls!
▶ Recipe here from Recipes From A Pantry
#9 Monster Halloween Marshmallow Pops
Transform your traditional marshmallows into these cute little Halloween pops. This recipe will take only little of your time and requires few simple ingredients.
▶ Recipe here from Recipes From A Pantry
#10 Halloween Stuffed Pumpkins
Easy Halloween carved pumpkins with wholesome wild rice stuffing. And what a presentation, simply stunning!
▶ Recipe here from Happy Kitchen
#11 BLACK SESAME SOOT SPRITE COOKIES
If you want to try something different, these Japanese nutty and toasty Cookies will be the highlight of your Halloween party table. Easy to make and with no butter, low carb, and gluten-free.
▶ Recipe here from I Heart Umami
#12 PUMPKIN SPICE RICE KRISPIE TREATS
Pumpkin Spice makes everything nice! And paired with Rice Krispies you'll love that these snacks are naturally sweetened, made with dark chocolate, are gluten-free and dairy-free. It's a healthier Halloween treat that the entire family will enjoy!
▶ Recipe here from Crumb Top Baking
#13 MUMMY RICE KRISPIES TREATS
Mummies, marshmallows, and Rice Krispies. Easy and delicious! Just try for yourself!
▶ Recipe here from My Kitchen Love
#14 CHOCOLATE SUGAR COOKIE BATS
These Chocolate Sugar Cookies Bats are free of: wheat, dairy, egg, soy, peanut & tree nut free; top-8-free & vegan. Your kids will enjoy making these.
▶ Recipe here from Allergy Awesomeness
#15 Halloween Puppy Chow
A sweet and salty party snack mix made with Chex cereal, chocolate and peanut butter. It's crunchy, super addicting and will not dissapoint!
▶ Recipe here from The Rustic Foodie
#16 HALLOWEEN CHOCOLATE COOKIES
And finishing up this spooktacular roundup are these Halloween Chocolate Cookies with Reese's Pieces peanut butter candies. Soft and fudgy, just like one chocolate cookie should be!
▶ Recipe here from The Rustic Foodie
More Halloween Party Food from The Yummy Bowl
Need real food and not just sugar? These are the savory Halloween party recipes I actually make, plus a few pumpkin desserts worth the oven time.
Mummy Pizza Recipe
Simple Charcuterie Board
Roasted Pumpkin Hummus
Pumpkin Cream Cheese Dip
Honey Roasted Pumpkin Seeds
Pumpkin Pie Spice Cookies
Pumpkin Smores Cookies
Halloween Party Food FAQs
Puppy chow, bark, and popcorn mixes all keep for several days in an airtight container. A charcuterie board can be built a few hours ahead and kept covered in the fridge.
Mummy pizzas, a loaded snack board, warm dips with veggie dippers, and roasted pumpkin seeds cover most guests. Pick one hot item and two things that can sit out at room temperature.
Plan for about 6 to 8 small bites per person for the first two hours, then 3 to 4 per hour after that. Lean heavier on snacks if you are not serving a full dinner.
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Camilla Hawkins
Loving these Halloween treats, all so creative! Thank you for including my recipes:-)
Julia
Love your recipe Camilla, thank you!