Spooky Halloween Fruit Tray

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Halloween Fruit Kabobs. Yield: varies. Prep Time: 15 minutes. Total Time: 15 minutes. Festive Halloween Fruit Kabobs are so easy to make! They're fun for parties, special for after-school snacks, and impressive on fruit trays. • Ready in 30 Minutes or Less • Make Ahead • Vegan (and Vegetarian) • Gluten Free •.

Pumpkin Fruit Tray A Festive Halloween Platter Keeping the Peas

Instructions. First, make sure that all your fruit is washed, cut and prep as well as the serving tray that you are using. Next, assemble your fruit tray into a pumpkin shape making sure to add in pumpkin eyes, a nose and a mouth. Either chill for the event in the fridge or directly serve and enjoy! Thank you for reading!

Spooky Halloween Fruit Tray

Halloween Party: These healthy halloween snacks are great for adults and kids alike! When it comes to healthy halloween party food, these cute fruit tray ideas are the best! School Party: Most schools have rules about treats these days, and these healthy halloween treats for school class are the perfect party idea.The kids can make them during the party, or they can be served at the party.

Jack O' Lantern Halloween Fruit Tray and Fruit Dip No. 2 Pencil

Directions: Peel the bananas and cut each banana in half. Using a knife, dab a small amount of peanut butter on the back of two candy eyeballs and stick side by close to the top of the banana. Poke the tip of a chocolate chip into the banana below the eyes to resemble an open mouth.

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This pumpkin veggie tray from Alison at Keeping the Peas is 100% vegan, sugar free, and full of nutrients. It includes loads of baby carrots, celery, a mini bell pepper, and gluten-free hummus. My son saw a similar Halloween themed veggie tray a few years ago and made his own pumpkin snack from fruit with some of his favorites.

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Cut the bananas in half crosswise, then cut each half in half lengthwise. 2. Place chocolate chips on each banana half for eyes or draw them on with black decorating icing. 3. Arrange the ghosts on a tray or platter. 4. Serve. You can add a popsicle stick if you want to make this less messy to eat.

Pumpkin Fruit Tray A Festive Halloween Platter Keeping the Peas

Directions: Remove the peel from the kiwi and use a sharp knife to slice it into thick slices. Cut a small slit in the bottom of each slice and insert a popsicle stick. Set the kiwi sticks on a parchment-lined baking tray. Gently melt chocolate in the microwave by heating it for 30 seconds at a time.

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This spooky cute Halloween Witch Fruit and Veggie snack tray is the perfect Halloween platter or appetizer to dazzle your guests! It also makes a cute Halloween snack for kids. My kids gobbled up this funny witch leg themed Halloween snack! I served it with a yummy tomato basil hummus dip from Trader Joe's and it got them to eat a few veggies!

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How To Make Spooky Fruit Snacks. To make the Spider Web Greek Yogurt Dip you want to scoop out the yogurt into a bowl reserving about 1/2 cup. Mix the 1/4 of Nutella with the yogurt. Spoon the reserved yogurt in a baggie then snip off the corner. Squeeze on a web on the top.

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A delightful idea for a showstopper Halloween fruit platter! Get the Recipe! 4 Halloween Fruit Kabobs These Halloween-colored kabobs are creative after-school snacks and party foods, and they really dress up an October fruit tray. We've got lots of suggestions to customize 'em exactly the way you want, plus presentation ideas and delicious dips.

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With a spoon, scoop out the insides of the watermelon. Using a smaller paring knife, cut out eyes, nose and mouth from the remaining watermelon rind. Turn this over onto your platter. Cut the watermelon, cantaloupe, bananas and strawberries into squares and put around the open mouth of the watermelon. Enjoy!

Halloween fruit tray. Pumpkin shaped with cantaloupe with border of oranges and face of red

Instructions. In the bowl of a stand mixer with paddle attachemnt, beat together softened cream cheese and marshmallow creme until smooth. Fold in Cool Whip. Transfer to a serving bowl. On a large round serving tray, arrange prepared fruit into Jack O' Lantern shape. Serve with fruit dip.

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Cut a wedge out of the skin side of the apple for the mouth. Divide 2 ½ tablespoons of the nut butter between the apples and spread inside the cut out wedge. Insert slivered almonds or sunflower seeds into the top of the mouth. Place a slice of strawberry on the nut butter on the bottom of the mouth for a tongue.

Jack O' Lantern Halloween Fruit Tray and Fruit Dip No. 2 Pencil

To Make The Apple Teeth. You'll need 1 apple mini marshmallows, googly eyes, and melted white chocolate. Slice apple in quarters, and then gently cut out a portion of the apple without cutting all the way through. Place the mini marshmallow teeth and then "glue" on the eyes with a bit of white chocolate.

Halloween Fruit Tray Easy Peasy Meals

Instructions. Peel the Cuties (# will vary depending on amount desired). Take a small celery stalk and cut into small pieces. Press into the top of the Cuties to make the pumpkin stems. Decorate the serving platter with green grapes, surrounding the "pumpkins".

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Instructions. Remove core, and slice apples. Consider using an apple slicer. Dip apples in lemon juice or sprite to keep from browning. Take two slices and spread peanut butter on one side, using the peanut butter to make them stick together. You can use toothpicks to help if peanut butter won't hold.