Not a Trick: 15 Healthy and Adorable Halloween Treats

Silly Monster Parfaits (inspired by Netflix's Super Monsters) are a nonscary treat featuring yogurt, granola, and fruit, as well as apple slice teeth, blueberry-grape eyes, and pretzel stick antennae.

Create a monster with these adorable Frankenstein Kiwis!

Kids can help you make a variety of faces on clementine pumpkins. If you don't want to use a permanent marker on the skin, black contact paper or stickers are a good substitute.

Witches' hands can be made by filling food handler gloves with popcorn. Use an almond or candy corn for fingernails, tie them off with a string, and add a spider ring to give them that spooky touch.

Healthy fruit dip has an extra freaky feel, thanks to the ghost shape and seasonal dippers.

As much as kids like hot dogs, mummy dogs made from hot dogs, crescent rolls, and a little drop of mustard are sure to be a hit on Halloween.

Monster apple bites use slivered almonds for teeth. To prevent the apples from turning brown, soak them in lemon water for about 10 minutes.

Pretzel brooms made with string cheese are a savory snack.

Mummify apples by peeling off parts of the skin and adding mini chocolate chip eyes!

Fill these adorable DIY mummy cups with your kids' favorite popcorn, and add some candy bats for a little extra Halloween fun!

A dinner full of spooky snacks has Halloween written all over it! Cemetery Seven-Layer Dip, Mummy Open-Faced Broiled Turkey and Cheese Sandwiches, and Spider Web Tomato Soup sound like the perfect meal before an evening of trick-or-treating.

Bananas get a bit of a Halloween makeover with Lexie's Kitchen's Frozen Banana Mummies. Drizzled in caramel and/or sprinkled with coconut, they're a fun addition to your Halloween celebration.

These creations are as simple as it gets! Just add some chocolate chips to your bananas or a piece of celery to your clementines and you're done!

These deviled eggs get a Halloween addition when some black olives are attached to them!

Your kids' favorite sandwich can be transformed into a spider sandwich with a few pretzel sticks and cookie cutters!