21 Spooky Keto Halloween Recipes

With just a few drops of green and blue food coloring, you can turn classic deviled eggs into a spooky Halloween snack.

You’ll need only four basic ingredients to make these healthful and gory eyeballs.

A tender and juicy meatball wrapped around strips of fathead dough – it just doesn’t get any better than this.

Yet another great mummy-themed snack that’s easy to prepare and even easier to enjoy.

A Mexican cuisine staple with a spooky twist, this enchilada dip is perfect served with your favorite keto crackers.

If this rotting flesh and bug-eyed meatloaf doesn’t make you feel hungry, nothing will.

If you’d like to skip the blood and guts themes, then make this comforting cannelloni dish that we guarantee is bursting with fall flavors.

Another non-gory option is this simple chowder. It’s low in calories and high in nutrition too.

Add a slippery gelatin eyeball to a glass of martini and you’ll have your perfect toast to All Hallows’ Eve.

True to its name, this eerie cocktail comes in black and red hues when freshly mixed. And since it contains raw berries, it’s loaded with antioxidants too!

Another way to make good use of healthful berries is by making this bloodthirsty cocktail. The syringes give it a true Halloween flair.

We’ve created a monster by mixing Jägermeister with lemonade and adding grape “eyeballs.”

Put a spell on your Halloween celebration with these dark Margaritas. We’ve used orange extract to reduce the carb load here.

If, by any chance, you have some leftover keto brownies, definitely make these cute and spooky bats.

A simple, buttery cookie rolled into the shape of a witch finger and dipped in berry sauce. Despite being a fairly simple recipe, the effect is uncanny.

In the true spirit of Halloween, make these decorative pumpkins to go with your other desserts, drinks, and snacks.

These ghost truffles are so darn cute! And each and every one has a unique flair and personality.

Halloween recipes don’t have to be complicated. With the help of a skull-shaped cookie cutter, you can quickly make wicked cookies as a treat.

Cake lovers can now celebrate Halloween with their favorite dessert. By adding a spiderweb pattern icing, you can make classic chocolate cake more spooky.

Red velvet cake is one of those classic desserts that are perfect during the fall season. Its crimson hue also makes it appropriate for Halloween.

Perfect for Tim Burton and The Nightmare Before Christmas fans. Unlike classic pumpkin pie, this one is fairly low in carbs and also comes with a caramel layer.