Looking for a fun treat or snack to make with your kids this Halloween? Give one of these 13 fun and spooky recipes a try. (Photo: Mary Ellen Phipps of Milk and Honey Nutrition) Estimated read time: 4-5 minutes SALT LAKE CITY — Halloween is right around the corner, […]
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SALT LAKE CITY — Halloween is right around the corner, which means so are Halloween parties. Whether you are attending a party or not, make the holiday even more fun by getting in the kitchen and making a fun Halloween recipe together.
Even if you don't have kids at home, there is sure to be someone around who is a kid at heart. These 13 Halloween kid-friendly snack and treat recipes are sure to be a hit with kids of all ages!
Witches Brew Smoothie
Kids will certainly enjoy sipping on some of this green witches brew. Little will they know, this fun concoction from registered dietitian nutritionist Betsy Ramirez not only tastes yummy, but it contains good-for-you ingredients like spinach, banana and milk that will help give them the nutrients they need to fuel their day.
Purple Monster Halloween Treats
These cute monsters from registered dietitian nutritionist Mary Ellen Phipps make for a fun activity to make with your kids and double as a fun treat to eat when you're done. You can get creative with different toppings to make your monster your own.
Dark Chocolate Halloween Bark
This bark from registered dietitian nutritionist Rebecca Clyde is a great way to use up leftover Halloween candy. The secret ingredient of toasted quinoa adds a fun crunch and pleasant nutty flavor, plus some nutrients like fiber, plant-based protein, manganese, phosphorus and folate
Caramel Apple Halloween Trail Mix
This recipe from registered dietitian nutritionist Chelsea Jackle takes the Halloween classic of caramel apples and reimagines it into a delicious trail mix. Full of whole grains, fiber, healthy fats and the perfect balance of sweet and salty, this Halloween trail mix hits all the marks.
If you are a fan of the kid-friendly afternoon snack of ants on a log, you won't want to miss out on this Halloween version from Andrea Mathis, a registered dietitian nutritionist and licensed dietician. Swapping out the raisins for some spooky eyes takes this healthy snack to the next spooky level.
Pumpkin Balls
Naturally sweetened with dates, these pumpkin balls from registered dietitian nutritionist Elysia Cartlidge make for a delicious fall snack for both kids and adults. Using your food processor or high-powered blender, this simple recipe is a breeze to make.
Apple Nachos
These sweet apple nachos from registered dietitian nutritionist Judy Barbe won't last long at your next gathering. With plenty of crunch and a mix of sweet and savory, they're sure to be a hit for kids and adults alike.
Candy Corn Fruit Parfaits
Get in the Halloween spirit without too much added sugar with these candy corn fruit parfaits from registered dietitian nutritionist Kristy Hegner. With only three ingredients, the kids will have fun helping make them and even more fun eating them.
'BooNana' Ghost Pops
Simple, yet spooky and fun, these "BooNana" ghost pops from registered dietitian nutritionist Katie Sullivan Morford are sure to be a hit with the kids. Covered in yogurt with mini chocolate chips for eyes, this healthy recipe will help put you in the Halloween mood.
Halloween Guacamole
Take a break from the sweet and enjoy some savory with this Halloween guacamole from registered dietitian nutritionist Christie Gagnon. Choose between two different designs for this simple Halloween dip, which is easy to make and a fun way to get in some healthy fats, fiber and flavor.
Halloween Spiderweb Cookies
Kids will surely love this Halloween treat from registered dietitian nutritionist Anne Mauney. These maple brownie Halloween spiderweb cookies use whole-wheat pastry flour, which adds fiber, vitamins and minerals without sacrificing flavor or texture. Make the spider web design, or Anne also shares an easy mummy design if little kids want to help.
Spooky Halloween Popcorn Mix
Bring on the Halloween vibes with this orange and purple Halloween popcorn mix from Andrea Mathis. Whether you're having a family movie night or a Halloween bash, this delicious sweet and savory treat won't last long.
Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Muffins
What is Halloween without pumpkin? These pumpkin chocolate chip muffins from registered dietitian nutritionist Stacey Mattinson cut down on added sugars by replacing some of them with unsweetened applesauce. Use Halloween-themed muffin liners to add in more Halloween fun, or make these into mini-muffins (be sure to decrease the baking time), making them the perfect size for little mouths to eat.
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