Whether you’re planning a Halloween party at home or you’ve been asked to contribute a healthy snack for your kids’ Halloween party at school, here is a roundup of our 9 favourite healthy Halloween snacks for kids that are super easy to make, have very few ingredients, and are guaranteed to wow!
APPLE SMILES
WHAT YOU NEED:Ā Apples, Peanut or Alternative Butter, Marshmallows, Lemon, Toothpicks (details online HERE).
PUMPKIN CARROT PLATTER
WHAT YOU NEED:Ā Large platter, baby carrots, cucumber, vegetable dip, broccoli, small bowlsĀ (details online HERE).
BOO-NANA POPS
WHAT YOU NEED:Ā Bananas, thick yogurt, chocolate chips, popsicle sticksĀ (details online HERE).
SPIDER SANDWICHES
WHAT YOU NEED:Ā Whole wheat bread, cream cheese or nut butter or nut butter alternative, pretzel sticks, raisinsĀ (details online HERE).
VEGGIE SKELETON
WHAT YOU NEED:Ā Head ā lettuce leaves, sliced olives, veggie dip in a bowl; Body ā celery, bell pepper, mushrooms, cherry tomatoes, cauliflower, broccoli, cucumbersĀ (details online HERE).
SPIDER CRACKERS
WHAT YOU NEED:Ā Round crackers, pretzel sticks, cream cheese (or unsalted peanut butter or almond butter), small dried fruit (raisins or cranberries)Ā (details online HERE).
MUMMY HOTDOGS
WHAT YOU NEED: refrigerated dough, sausage, edible eyeballs or olives (details online HERE).
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