17 Treats to Celebrate Halloween the Healthy Way

Halloween desserts don't have to ruin your healthy eating. These spooky banana treats will satisfy you with a burst of dark chocolate and the sweetness of the fruit.

Had too many spooky cocktails? This vampire juice with beet, carrot, orange, lemon, and ginger will jolt you back to life. Try this recipe for beet carrot ginger juice as well.

Even salads can feel festive. Using cutouts to add spooky shapes like pumpkins and ghosts will make a crunchy salad into a celebratory snack.

Give typical candy corn a healthy spin with this tropical alternative. Layers of pineapple, cantaloupe, and banana re-create the classic Halloween candy.

If you can't resist the taste of snickers, skip the processed bars from the store and make your own healthy recipe instead.

Throwing a spooky shindig? These yogurt-coated ghost popsicles are a sweet and healthy snack that guests can enjoy guilt free.

You don't have to give up on your favorite candies. Make your own healthier peanut butter cups at home, or give almond butter cups a try instead.

For a show-stopping centerpiece at your Halloween party, create a creepy pineapple monster using the shell of a hollowed out pineapple. Get directions for making a pineapple monster here.

Snack away on this veggie tray that will fill you up before you have a chance to binge on candy.

For a sweet treat that will satisfy your morning sugar cravings, take a bite out of a baked pumpkin doughnut.

Need an idea for the Halloween potluck? This creative idea will be a crowd pleaser. Get the recipe for the strawberry, raspberry, and beet jam here.

If your friends love a smoothie bowl as much as you do, invite them for a detox brunch featuring this creepy guy.

If you'd take cake over candy any day, but you're still trying to eat healthy, try whipping up a batch of Paleo cupcakes. They are topped with a sweet potato or pumpkin icing, so you can indulge your sweet tooth the healthy way. Get the recipe here.

Dirt and worms was the ultimate childhood gross-out treat. When you're in need of a diet-friendly dessert, this one is for you. Pair vegan chocolate pudding with cookie crumbles and homemade gummy worms and voilà! Get the full recipe for vegan dirt and worms here.

Cake pops don't have to be unhealthy. Use dark chocolate and carrot cake protein balls and you can munch away.

Vegan candy corn is a sweet you can enjoy without any guilt. Full of wholesome ingredients, it's one healthy treat.

Indulge your sweet tooth the healthy way with dark-chocolate-drizzled popcorn balls. The popcorn will fill you up so you won't be tempted to overindulge. Get the recipe here.