Our eight-legged friend here is easy to make and the kids really get a kick out of them! Use a bit of ketchup or mustard to make eyes. Now, insert a pretzel as the stem and enjoy with your favorite crackers! You could even do a larger version of this with your favorite soft cheese dip. Cheese Pumpkinsįorm soft cheese into balls, and then carve out the pumpkin lines with a toothpick. School lunch just isn't complete without these mini spider sandwiches! Surprise the kids on Halloween with a creative and fun version of their favorite sandwich. It's amazing how such a small detail can turn an ordinary clementine into such a fun Halloween snack for kids! It will also dress up a fruit tray quite nicely. Clementine Pumpkins Healthy Halloween Treat Serve it with crackers, chips, or veggies! I would use a celery stick for the stem, too. This Halloween-inspired party dish is made with a roasted red pepper hummus (for the orange hue), and black beans or olives for the jack o' lantern face. Source: Woman's Day More Healthy Halloween Snacks! 11. The BEST Halloween party dip! Who doesn't love a bunch of yummy layers topped with a sour cream spider web? Serve this party dish with a side of tortilla chips and you're set.
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These little cracker spiders would be a hit for a school party! Peanut butter sounds better to me as the stuffing, but cream cheese is more allergy-friendly–maybe make a few of both? Source: La Jolla Mom 10.
It doesn't get much easier than this! Surprise the kiddos with this for breakfast or as an after-school snack. Use kitchen scissors to slice the bottom half of a cheese slice, wrap it around a pretzel stick, and then use a fresh chive as a string to hold it in place. These edible witch brooms are just perfect packed away in a school lunch or displayed on a party platter. I love the spider detail with the black olive, too. How creative! Not enough cheese for me, but I'm a cheese maniac (I'd douse mine in a bottle of parmesan). And, the edible eyeballs are the icing on the cake. This actually IS scary! Although it's just made with fruit, I can't help but think it's going to start crawling around on that plate. “Boo”Nana PopsĪlthough this is made with white chocolate (only half an ounce each pop), it's much healthier than candy, and certainly, a frozen Halloween snack that the kids will love! They will also enjoy being your little kitchen assistant on this one. Not only is the candy corn veggie tray cute but check out that pumpkin filled with hummus! I just can't get over how cute these healthy Halloween snacks look together side by side. Serve it with a side of ranch, hummus, or your favorite veggie dip. This arrangement will make the kids forget they're eating something healthy! It's also very colorful and festive on a party table. My family's favorite dinner: PIZZA! Slice it nice and thin and place a triangular-shaped piece of red bell pepper on the ends to form ugly but tasty fingers. With few clever placements of sliced cheese and olives, turn a plain piece of toast or pizza into a creepy little mummy snack! Source: Spaceships & Laser Beams 2.
Here are some really creative non-candy Halloween snack ideas to get you inspired! I've found that the trick to getting my kids to eat healthier options is to just make it FUN! That's what Halloween is all about, right? It's amazing how I can get my kids to eat things they wouldn't otherwise touch with just a few clever ways of preparing and putting it together.
It also changes our tastebuds, leaving nutritious food not as appealing. I spoil my kids in the month of October with lots of sweets, but we all know that overloading on sugar obviously isn't healthy. Last Updated on SeptemSpooky Fun Healthy Halloween SnacksĬan Halloween be fun with healthy Halloween snacks? What is a “healthy” Halloween treat even? Don't get me wrong, I have a HUGE sweet tooth! I can't resist candy corn or caramel apple pops two serious weaknesses of mine.
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