Copycat Halloween Candy From Our Favorite Bloggers

There’s something so nostalgic and comforting Halloween candy. We all grew up looking forward to the night of Halloween and coming home from trick-or-treating to take inventory of everything we got. Everyone has their favorites, and while everything is okay in moderation, a lot of prepackaged candy is exceptionally high in sugar as well as artificial flavors and preservatives. We have no interest in giving up candy, so we rounded up a few healthier copycat recipes for candies that you can create and enjoy all year long.

Homemade Vegan Twix Bars by The Big Man’s World

Food Blogger Arman Liew has taken the classic caramelly treat and modernized it for a new era for health-conscious consumers. He uses monk fruit as a sweetener which makes the recipe paleo-friendly, but it can also be prepared with maple syrup or agave if you prefer. Now the only question is: Left Twix or Right Twix?

5 Ingredient Healthier Peanut Butter Cups from The Toasted Pine Nut

Reese’s cups are the top-selling Halloween candy in America and for good reason. Name a better pair than chocolate and peanut butter. In this recipe, Lindsay uses natural peanut butter along with almond flour and just a touch of agave nectar for a cleaner, healthier take on this timeless combination.

Homemade Vegan Snickers Bar from The Banana Diaries

This take on another popular candy uses coconut to create a fluffy and delicious nougat that acts as a perfect little pillow for the peanuts. Just choose dairy-free chocolate if you’re looking to keep it vegan.