Healthy Halloween Snacks

Not really based on Halloween, but I'm taking fruit kabobs to my daughter's first grade class. Wooden scewers with grapes, strawberried, melon, pineapple etc............ I might make a cool whip and orange dip to go with.

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Pumpkin spice muffins? Vegetables and ranch dip, you can put the dip in a mini pumpkin?

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Fresh apple wedges (dipped into water w/lemon juice to keep from turning dark.) And caramel dip. Add a gummy RAT drowning in the caramel. You can stick the rat into the dip with head down & tail up or vice versa. Maybe two RATS!! Several years back - - I brought the 100% fruit juice to my son's school party. I poured the juice into a huge "science lab" jar (a fat cylinder vase) and floated a couple of gummy rats in it and put on a tag that said "Experiment #5. GONE WRONG."

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String cheese witches' fingers are cute! You can either use colored jelly beans as fingernails, or even slivered almonds as fingernails. Here's a link........

http://www.keepkidshealthy.com/halloween/colorful_witches...

***How cute!! Look at all these ideas, too!!:
http://familyfun.go.com/halloween/halloween-recipes/hallo...

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I thought this was a cute idea:

http://www.kraftrecipes.com/recipes/skeleton-brain-dip-65...

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UTZ makes pretzels in the shape of jack o lanterns and stuff. I love UTZ!

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UTZ makes pretzels in the shape of jack o lanterns and stuff. I love UTZ!

what about apples with peanut butter, and you could put a gummy worm in the peanut butter.

How about popcorn balls? I keep hearing how popcorn is healthy for you (that is if you pop it yourself) but I don't know about what keeps it together. I don't have a recipe but google should work!

witches fingers

how about a carrot (think finger) with an almond sliver stuck on with ranch dip (think of the finger nail)

or eye balls

grapes or olives stuffed with cream cheese/yogurt/cheese

I saw something with the little mini hot dogs once but I can't remember what it was... I thought it was a ghost with mustard eyes and smile

I've done pretzel rods dipped in almond bark before and some teachers are ok with it as a "healthy snack" just depends on the teacher

You can do sugar-free Jello jigglers cut out with halloween cookie cutters. I do these & they are the first thing eaten! The instructions for how to make the jigglers is on the side of the box.