15 Low Carb Halloween Treats Your Kids Will Love

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Halloween doesn’t have to mean a day (or a week) of roller coaster blood sugars. You can celebrate with costumes, and games, and even trick-or-treat (hopefully your neighbors will have treats that aren’t candy). For those who do load up on candy, the Switch Witch is a great way to get the junk food out of your home without making your kids feel like they’ve been cheated out of something good. The Switch Witch  (or Pumpkin/Halloween Fairy) comes at night and swaps a child’s bag of candy for a toy. If the Switch Witch isn’t your thing, there are still plenty of ways to keep the candy away on Halloween. 

Medtronic’s Loop blog suggests keeping the focus away from food. “Take the focus off of candy by encouraging arts and crafts projects, pumpkin carving/painting contests, watching a Halloween movie, visiting a haunted house, or going on a hayride. This is a great way to create memories that don’t involve food.”

Another good idea comes from EveryDayT1Magic, where D-Mom Robyn says, “I’ve tried to create new Halloween traditions for my two kids ever since my child was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at age seven. On Halloween night, we dress up in costume and go out to a nice — but sensible — dinner at the restaurant of their choice. Then we go to the mall, and I give them each $20 to spend on whatever they like. It’s a fun thing for them and creates a lot less stress for me.”

Having low carb Halloween treats at home is another way to celebrate the day without worrying about crazy blood glucose. Here are some of our favorite low carb Halloween treat ideas:

 

Spider Web Cake from All Day I Dream About Food

Halloween Cut Out Sugar Cookies from All Day I Dream About Food

Low Carb Brownie Batter Truffles from ASweetLife

Low Carb Peanut Butter Fudge from ASweetLife

Low Carb Cookie Butter Cups from ASweetLife

No Bake Low Carb Chocolate Pumpkin Truffles from ASweetLife

Low Carb Turtle Brownie Bites from ASweetLife

Dark Chocolate Covered Bacon from ASweetLife

Low Carb Peanut Butter Cookie Dough Truffles from ASweetLife

Sugar Free Gummy Bears from Low Carb Yum

Easy Keto Fudge with Cocoa Powder from Wholesome Yum

Sugar Free Peanut Butter Cups from Wholesome Yum

Sugar Free White Chocolate from Wholesome Yum

Low Carb Candy Corn Cookies from All Day I Dream About Food

Chocolate Coconut Cups from All Day I Dream About Food

Michael Aviad
Michael Aviad

Michael Aviad is co-founder of ASweetLife. He was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in 2002. Michael was born in Santa Barbara and grew up in Jerusalem. He studied law and after passing his bar exam went on to get an MBA with a major in finance. Michael worked for many years as an economist. He and his wife Jess, also a type 1 diabetic, have three sons. Michael loves to run and is always training for the next marathon.

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