5 Healthy Halloween Treats You Can Serve to Your Family and Guests

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It’s that time of the year again when children go door to door asking for a “trick or treat”.
It’s a great time for kids to go out, have fun and take home lots of treats. The only downside to this fun tradition is the number of candies kids get to bring home that are not only bad for their teeth and overall health but affect their eating habits as well.

A healthy alternative is to limit your kids’ intake of the collected candies and get them involved in making other healthy treats at home. You can serve theme to your family and/or your guests. The kids and your guests will not only love eating your tasty treats but love how they look, too.

If you are worried that they might be hard to prepare, you don’t worry since they are easy to make with simple ingredients you have in your kitchen.

Here are the five must-try healthy Halloween treats recipes:

#1. Halloween Sandwiches

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Ingredients:

  • Bread
  • Spread (peanut butter and jelly or any spread of your choice)

Preparation:

This is an easy recipe. All you need to do is to make sandwiches and put them in the fridge. Then, take them out of the fridge and cut them into cute shapes like ghosts, pumpkins or anything else using cookie cutters.

#2. Banana Ghosts

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Ingredients:

  • Banana
  • Chocolate chips (mini and regular size)
  • Popsicle stick

Preparation:

  • Cut the banana in half.
  • Stick on the mini chocolate chips onto the banana to make a pair of eyes.
  • Stick on the regular size chocolate chip to make a nose.
  • Insert the popsicle below the banana.

The banana ghosts can be eaten as it is or eaten frozen by putting them in the fridge first before handing them out to kids. The kids can enjoy their banana ghost with clean hands, thanks to the popsicle stick holding it in place.

#3. Clementine Jack O’ Lanterns

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Ingredients:

  • Clementines or any type of orange or citrus fruit
  • Snap peas or celery stalks

Preparation:

  • Peel the Clementine or any orange fruit of your choice.
  • Cut a little bit of the snap pea off.
  • Stick the cut snap pea part into the Clementine’s stem.

You now have a pumpkin made of oranges. Kids will surely love them.

#4. Apple Mouths with Teeth

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Ingredients:

  • Red apples
  • Peanut butter
  • Small white marshmallows

Preparation:

  • Slice the apple into thin slices.
  • Spread the peanut butter on one side of the apple slice.
  • On the second slice of apple, put the marshmallow on the peanut butter starting from the center. Fill the entire side with marshmallow in a straight line, so it resembles teeth.
  • Put the other apple slice on top of the apple slice with the marshmallow to make it look like a mouth.

#5. Scary Eggs

Ingredients:

  • Hardboiled eggs
  • Hummus
  • Black olives
  • Green olives

Preparation to Make Scary Eye:

  • Remove the shell and cut the hard-boiled egg in half.
  • Remove the yolk and fill the egg white with hummus.
  • Cut a green olive and put the center slice on top of the hummus to make it look like a scary eye.
  • You can use some natural red coloring and make red streaks surrounding the eye to make it look like a bloodshot eye.

Preparation To Make Spider Egg:

  • Cut the hard-boiled egg in half and fill it with hummus.
  • Cut a black olive in half and use the top. Put it in the center.
  • Slice the other half of the olive thinly into eight strips.
  • Arrange the strips around the central part to make it look like a spider.

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Now is the perfect time to give these healthy treats a try.

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