13 Delicious Things to Do With Pumpkin Seeds

So you carved the pumpkin, scooped out the seeds, and now what?

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Pumpkin Breakfast Cookies
Protein bars, be gone! Use these super cookies to help power through your day.

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Whisky Bacon Pumpkin Seeds
Forget the fireplace and cozy up with these drunken seeds that will leave you feeling warm and fuzzy inside.

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Courtesy of Erin Nudi
Garlic-Parmesan Pumpkin Seeds
These seeds will definitely keep the vampires away and your salty cravings at bay. Plus, they kind of taste like garlic bread.

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Courtesy of The Chalkboard
Pumpkin Seed Hummus
A delicious fall take on a very traditional recipe. This pumpkin seed hummus will leave you and your guests humming for more!

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Oatmeal Chocolate Chunk Cookies with Salted Pepitas
There are cookies and then there are cookies. These loaded oatmeal chocolate-dipped beauties with pumpkin seed sprinkles are the real deal.

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Pumpkin Caramels
Healthy (and vegan) pumpkin caramels? Our prayers have been answered. These delectable treats are made with only six ingredients and will suffice any sweet tooth.

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Honey-Sriracha Pumpkin Seeds
Spice up your life with this sweet and spicy snack. Warning: May cause unusual frisky behavior.

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Kale and Pumpkin Seed Pesto
This pesto has kale and pumpkin seeds, which are both healthy enough to cancel out all the pasta you're going to slather this on.

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Spiced Pumpkin Seed Brittle
No need to wait until December for your brittle fix. Try mixing things up with a spiced pumpkin brittle instead.

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Cocoa Roasted Pumpkin Seeds
A low-calorie chocolate dessert is God's greatest gift to womankind. Try these roasted pumpkin seeds coated in chocolatey goodness!

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Pumpkin Maple Pecan Granola
Warning: Your kitchen is about to smell amazing.

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Courtesy of Half Baked Harvest
Chocolate Pumpkin Seed Peanut Butter Cups
Toasted pumpkin seeds, salted peanuts, chocolate, and peanut butter — need we say more? Actually there's one more thing; these babies are actually healthy. Get on it.

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Andrew Purcell
Moroccan Carrot Soup
Need a quick soup garnish in a pinch? Enter pumpkin seeds.

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