5. Vegan Pumpkin Soup
When the temps cool down in late October, the savory warmth of vegan pumpkin soup is just what the Doctor (Jekyll) ordered. This recipe from eatingwell.com is filled with spices and creamy cashews. Did you know that cashews are low in sugar but rich in fiber, heart-healthy fats and plant protein? The nutrients can give you more energy and boost brain and bone health as well as immunity. Make it your showstopper dish and serve it in a hollowed-out roasted pumpkin.
6. Frankenstein’s Fingers
If you’re into using party snacks as a creative outlet, consider using string cheese to make these really gr-ewww-some finger foods. A little sugar-free ketchup for blood, and voila! Kids will love it, and best of all you can’t tell them to keep their fingers out of their mouths.
7. Spooky Smoothie
Again, you can add collagen to virtually everything and call it good. But here’s one you have to try! This blueberry and avocado smoothie has an grossly green tinge perfect for Halloween and is loaded with great fats and collagen peptides.