Give me your ideas for fun, kid friendly Halloween treats

Re: Give me your ideas for fun, kid friendly Halloween treats

• jillyjill1026sr member

  October 2014

  Today I saw apple slices with peanut or almond butter, put together with mini-marshmallow teeth. It looked like the mouth of a scary monster and was pretty cute.

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• klondikebar member

  October 2014 edited October 2014

  Chocolate covered pretzel rods are easy and cute. I make ones similar to these, but I cover them in crushed oreos to resemble dirt before attaching the worm. I wrap them in clear bags and add a spider ring.
  
  
  Oreo truffle ghosts are a little more time consuming, but the chocolate part is easy since it's just dripped on top.
  
  
  
  

       
  

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• klondikebar member

  October 2014

  You can also use cookie cutters on rice krispie treats, and put them on colored popsicle sticks or straws. They can be left plain, food dyed or drizzled with colored chocolate and sprinkles.
  
  

       
  

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• klondikebar member

  October 2014

  LOL that no one love titted @sunnydays26's healthy option. I actually did the clementine pumpkin before. They're cute and my kids love them. I just giggled a little.
  

       
  

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• klondikebar member

  October 2014

  I do think the pumpkins are a good option! I love clementines. They are so easy to peel and none of the skin gets stuck. We go through bags of them during soccer season.
  

       
  

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• SJandVA member

  October 2014

  I like doing the different chex mixes. Here's an example of one. You could really put any thing you want in it.
  

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• Soxgirl07 member

  October 2014

  This might be time intensive, but DS1 and I are going to make these this
  year.
  
  https://www.glorioustreats.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/3-D-Pumpkin-Cookies-by-Glo.jpg

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