Tricks to Keep Treats Healthy this Halloween

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Is the abundance of Halloween treats overflowing from the grocery store isles and into your cart? It can be very tempting when you’re walking past the endless displays of fall-themed sweets. Here are some ways to fight the temptation and come up with your own healthy versions of Halloween-themed treats!

Mini Caramel Apple Bites: Apples are a healthy addition to aapples-webny diet. And yes, this does have caramel. But a little bit doesn’t hurt, right? Fun tip: Finish it off with a few sprinkles! Check out this festive recipe and get making! Also, try this healthy recipe to make your own caramel!

 

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Candy Corn Fruit Cup: Replace your candy corn with  fruit and still stay in the Halloween theme. Try layering  bananas or pineapple bits in the bottom of a clear cup.  Next add orange slices or tangerines, then swirl some  plain or vanilla yogurt. Top it off with a candy corn for  fun!

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Boo-nana Pops: Start by cutting your banana in half (lengthwise) and putting it on a popsicle stick. Next, cover the banana with plain or vanilla yogurt, add two mini chocolate chips for eyes and pop it in the freezer for a few hours.

 

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 Monster Apple Mouths: Start by cutting an apple into  pieces. Next, spread peanut butter generously over one side of  each apple piece. Add whole peanuts in the center and voila!

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String Cheese Broom Sticks: Three simple ingredients and you are good to go! Check out this creative and easy recipe to get in the Halloween spirit and add a little fun to your kids lunches!

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How do you get into the spirit while staying healthy? Share your tricks and treats in the comments section below!

 

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