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Halloween on keto means homemade treats that look spooky and taste great. Ghost cakes, graveyard scenes, mummy dogs, and candy corn all get a low-carb version. These 10 recipes cover everything from trick-or-treat candy to a full Halloween dinner.
Decorated cookies and chocolate pumpkin seeds that are fun to make with the kids.
Chocolate-filled Jack O'Lantern sandwich cookies. 2.8g net carbs. Decorated faces on every one.
Ghost meringue cookies, light and slightly sweet. Zero net carbs. An easy treat for any Halloween event.
Peanut butter cup cookies decorated as spiders and zombies. 2.4g net carbs. A fun project for all ages.
Chocolate-covered pumpkin seeds, sweet and salty. 1.4g net carbs, 9.1g protein. 2 five-star reviews. Use the seeds from your carved pumpkins.
Showstopper desserts for Halloween parties. The graveyard cake is a centerpiece, and the candy corn fools everyone.
Mini ghost bundt cakes with a white chocolate drizzle. 3.3g net carbs. Light vanilla cakes shaped like ghosts.
Chocolate graveyard cake with cookie tombstones. 2.4g net carbs. A spooky centerpiece for the dessert table.
Sugar-free candy corn, chewy and buttery. 0.3g net carbs. Looks and tastes just like the original.
Rice krispie treats in Halloween colors and a savory mummy dog for dinner before trick-or-treating.
Halloween rice krispie treats in orange and black. 2.7g net carbs. Four ingredients and 15 minutes.
Classic rice krispie treats, four ingredients. 2.8g net carbs. The base recipe that tastes just like the original.
Hot dogs wrapped in fat head dough strips to look like mummies. 4g net carbs, 26.3g protein. 2 five-star reviews. A fun Halloween dinner before heading out.