Halloween is one of those times vegans don’t have to miss out. Whether you’re stocking up for trick or treaters, hosting a spooky party, or just want an excuse to fill the cupboards with sweets and chocolate, there are loads of vegan options out there. From classic favourites to supermarket specials, here are the best vegan Halloween treats for 2025.
Vegan Sweets for Trick or Treaters
If you’ve got kids knocking at the door, or you just want to keep a big bowl of sweets by the front door, there are plenty of vegan-friendly options.
- Skittles – all the standard packs are vegan and they’re colourful enough to look the part in a Halloween stash.
- Starburst (Vegan Packs) – check the label, but the newer vegan packs are perfect for party bags.
- Love Hearts – iconic, individually wrapped, and completely vegan.
- Jelly Tots – chewy, fruity, and always vegan.
- Chewits (Vegan Range) – the strawberry and fruit salad chews are now dairy-free.
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Vegan Chocolate Treats
For those who prefer chocolate, there are more options than ever this year.
- NOMO – their creamy chocolate bars and mini packs are ideal for Halloween.
- Moo Free – fun-sized bars and chocolate buttons, all dairy-free.
- Doisy & Dam – their vegan chocolate drops work brilliantly in party mixes.
- Cadbury Plant Bar – not the cheapest, but a classic name that impresses at parties.
Accidentally Vegan Classics
Not everything needs to come from the free-from aisle. Plenty of well-known favourites happen to be vegan.
- Oreos – most flavours are vegan (avoid the odd limited edition), and they’re perfect for spooky bakes.
- Party Rings – colourful, crunchy, and a nostalgic classic.
- Biscoff Biscuits – ideal for party platters or crumbled into Halloween desserts.
- Frazzles – if you want to add a savoury twist, these smoky bacon crisps are vegan too.
Supermarket Halloween Ranges
Every supermarket releases themed goodies around October, and plenty of them are vegan.
- Tesco – look for their spooky-themed jelly sweets and cupcake kits.
- Asda – often do Halloween-branded party bags with vegan-friendly chews.
- Aldi – usually stock budget multipacks with vegan fruit jellies.
- M&S – check out their seasonal Percy Pig packs (some are vegan).
Sharer Packs and Multipacks
Halloween is all about abundance, and multipacks make life easier.
- NOMO Minis Multipack – a great option for handing out individually.
- Moo Free Halloween Bags – colourful and fun for kids.
- Haribo Halal Sour Skeletons – some versions are vegan, worth checking the ingredients.
- Lidl Mixed Tubs – every year they bring out tubs of sweets, and a few are labelled vegan.
Final Thoughts
Vegan Halloween treats aren’t hard to find anymore, you just need to know where to look. Whether it’s a bag of Skittles for the trick or treaters or a stash of NOMO minis for yourself, there are plenty of spooky options this year.
Tip: Grab a NOMO multipack here to cover all your Halloween chocolate needs.
If you’re unsure how to spot vegan products while shopping, the Vegan Society has a helpful guide.