These pesto courgette noodles [3] look especially creepy in a pepper cut like a jack-o-lantern.

These mini mummy cauliflower crust pizzas [4] are low in carbs but high on the adorable scale.

Chocolate protein balls [5] transform into monsters with eyeballs.

This goofy snack is made with just apples, nut butter, sunflower seeds, and strawberry slices.

Turn your roasted root veggies [6] into a spooky side dish!

Spider web buckwheat pancakes [7]?! That's so creative!

Halloween [8] is about to go boo-nanas! You can also try dipping the bananas in yoghurt then rolling them in coconut [9].

These handmade Halloween-coloured fruit roll-ups [10] are sweet, and the only inredient is frozen fruit.

These skeleton avocados aren't too scary to eat.

This pear doesn't need much to look creepy.

Chocolate-dipped bananas are easy and yummy. You could also dip bananas in yoghurt instead and freeze them [11].

Isn't this a great idea for a Halloween [12] party?

Skip the dairy in your favourite Halloween [13] candy and make your own vegan peanut butter cups [14].

This is an easy Halloween [15] snack kids would love to make and eat.

Love this badass veggie skeleton with dip.

Jack-o-lantern peppers stuffed with quinoa [16] looks yummy, not scary at all!

All you need are toothpicks, raisins, and grapes to create this spooktacular spider snack.

Inspired by candy corn, the popsicls bring a summery flavour profile to our favourite Fall holiday.

Simple and scary-cute.

Here's a healthier Mounds recipe [17].

This pumpkin veggie tray can be made in minutes. Serve it with some homemade roasted pumpkin seed hummus [18].

For a Halloween-inspired breakfast, make a batch of pumpkin pie slow-cooker oatmeal [19].

Look at these adorable pumpkin potatoes!

These tangerine pumpkins, banana ghosts, skull cucumbers, and pineapple melon candy corn treats are all fun to eat and healthier than candy.

Turn chocolate chip pumpkin protein balls [20] into bit sized jack-o-lanterns.