15 Healthy Halloween Dessert Recipes That Will Scare Your Sweet Tooth Away

This recipe is great for embracing pumpkin season before or after Halloween with leftover jack-o-lanterns. They're super fluffy and light, making it a perfect healthy treat with your morning cup of coffee.

Get the recipe: vegan chocolate chip pumpkin muffins

Using only natural food coloring from matcha and black sesame, these cheesecakes are a delicious treat and fun activity to get in to the spooky spirit.

Get the recipe:gluten-free matcha cheesecake Frankensteins

This Fall-inspired dessert comes together in just 15 minutes, including prep. The smell of oats and apples baking away in your home is a huge bonus.

Get the recipe:pressure cooked "baked" apples

Oreos may be delicious, but they're filled with so many unfamiliar ingredients. Bake your own gluten-free version and know exactly what goes into them. To make them even more festive, add natural orange dye to the vanilla buttercream.

Get the recipe:homemade gluten-free Oreos

Don't be intimidated by this impressive-looking rolled cake! Just make sure to have the right cake-size pan, let your cake cool completely, and then you'll have this beauty to serve on Halloween.

Get the recipe:Paleo pumpkin roll

For all the Milky Way-lovers, this cup version is exactly what you need instead. If you're looking for a Paleo chocolate similar to the taste of milk chocolate to make these, try Eating Evolved's cashew milk bar.

Get the recipe:Paleo chocolate cups with caramel

Get the kids in the healthy Halloween spirit too with these spooky cookies. Thanks to funky shapes and colored frosting, these are every bit as cute as traditional sugar cookies.

Get the recipe:Paleo Halloween cookies

If you choose to make these with peanut butter, you won't regret it. You can skip all the processed ingredients in a traditional Reese's cup and make your own using only six ingredients.

Get the recipe:dark chocolate nut butter cups

Made with gluten-free oats, these cookies are flourless and a lot lower in sugar than a traditional monster cookie. (Just make sure to always check the M&M's bag in case the product was manufactured in a facility with gluten!)

Get the recipe:gluten-free monster cookies

Double the recipe, because these cookies are addictive. They're nut-free, dairy-free, and even have an egg-free option to make them vegan.

Get the recipe:sunflower seed Paleo chocolate chip cookies

These are everything you could want in a brownie — thick, fudgy, moist, and packed with chocolate. And before you ask, no, you can't taste the sweet potatoes.

Get the recipe:sweet potato brownies

If you're throwing a Halloween party, these cheesecake bites are the perfect festive addition to the table. They're 200 calories per piece, and there's no refined sugar whatsoever.

Get the recipe:mini pumpkin vegan cheesecake jack-o-lanterns

This is a creative way to make a dessert into a fun activity or to impress guests at a party. They'll send your sweet tooth straight to the grave using only agave nectar.

Get the recipe:Nakd graveyard mousse pots

This is a recipe you'll love and hate at the same time. They're so sweet and healthy, but good luck stopping at just one.

Get the recipe:healthier homemade Snickers

At only 100 calories while being Paleo and vegan-friendly, what's not to like about these tiny cupcakes? This recipe is a great way to use bananas that have ripened a bit too much.

Get the recipe:spooky mini banana cupcakes with chocolate