5 Best Vegan Sweets for Halloween

| 31 October 2019
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5 Best Vegan Sweets for Halloween

Starburst

This is one of the most old-school accidentally vegan sweets. They’re perfect for trick or treating as they’re individually wrapped and have no scary animal products hidden within. And they’re so well known; you won’t get any turned up witches noses at the ‘weird vegan sweets’!

Oreos

Why not treat your neighbourhood ghouls tonight by offering them something a little different from the normal sweets given out. You can get mini packets of Oreos and, yes, they are vegan! You’ll sweeten up even the most evil of spirits with these delicious sweet snacks.

Sherbet Fountains

What child (or adult!) doesn’t love a tower of rainbow coloured sherbet? Totally animal product free, you can put a smile on trick-or-treaters face without any of the hidden nasties. These are a classic favourite, so imagine everyone’s faces when they find out their vegan! Maybe they will even look into what other vegan things they can find…

Candy Kittens

These are perfect for all the black cats that will be turning up on your doorstep! They come in four flavours and all have a delicious sour tang to them. They’re on the fancier end of sweet-spectrum but they’re extra delicious as well! You can get these delicious kitties on our shop.

Colin the Caterpillar

These squidgy caterpillars are the ideal vegan trick-or-treat sweets! Why? Because they look like worms of course! We all know how much the walking dead love eating insects, so add to the scare factor with these hair raising sweets. They’re available in M&S.


You can find some of these sweets along with other vegan chocolates and confectionary on our online shop – vivashop.org.uk

About the author
Louisa Kendal
Louisa is the Digital Communications Officer at Viva! Louisa has been vegan for four years and is passionate about eradicating injustices and exploitation in our world. After graduating from the University of Bristol with a degree in Theology, she worked as a journalist in Malaysia before joining Viva!'s marketing team. She now leverages social media and the online world to forward the vegan movement and keep Viva! growing in influence. Click here for more info.

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