Halloween Snack Tray

This cute Halloween snack tray is a fun party treat, spooky movie night, or after-school snack!

Filled with sweet treats, fresh fruit, dips, and more - it's a great way to enjoy some Halloween fun.

You can add whatever you'd like to this Halloween snack board. If you want to spend less time assembling the items, you can fill some spaces with Halloween candy, like candy corn or candy pumpkins.

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• Ingredients
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Ingredients

Here's what you'll need to make this Halloween board.

• Guacamole 
• Mini Peppers
• Black Olives
• Candy eyeballs
• White chocolate pretzels
• Kiwi
• Pretzels
• Dark chocolate chips (or candy melts)
• Mandarin Orange
• Parsley
• Celery Stick
• Babble cheese
• Carrots
• Hummus
• Bananas
• White Chocolate
• Veggie Chips in Halloween Shapes
• Red Pepper Hummus
• Green Apple
• Peanut Butter or Almond Butter
• Strawberry

See the recipe card for quantities.

Instructions

White Pretzels - Microwave the pretzels for a few seconds and stick the candy eyes on. Refrigerate till the chocolate rehardens.

Kiwi Frankenstein - Cut kiwi in half lengthwise. Cut ⅔ of the skin off, leaving 'hair' around the top of the kiwi. Cut the kiwi skin so the 'hairline' is jagged. Break ½-inch end pieces off the pretzel stick and press them into the sides of the kiwi. Dab a little melted chocolate onto the backs of the candy eyes and affix them to the kiwi. Draw a mouth and scar onto the kiwi with the melted chocolate. Refrigerate till the chocolate has hardened.

Dark Chocolate Pretzels - Melt the dark chocolate in the microwave in 30-second increments. Dip the pretzels in the dark chocolate and add the candy eyes. Refrigerate till the chocolate has hardened.

Orange Pumpkin - Peel the orange and remove any pith. Using a paring knife, slice the celery sticks into ¼ inch thick pieces that are ½ inch long. Assemble the "pumpkins" by placing a small piece of parsley and celery into the top of the orange. 

Cheese Monsters - Remove the outer plastic wrap around each Babybel cheese. Place the cheese on a cutting board and remove the strip around the center. Cut a variety of teeth shapes along the center strip with a sharp knife. Place a single or several candy eyes on each piece of cheese, using sticky tack or a dab of hummus to secure it if you have it available.

Carrot Witch Fingers - Peel the carrots into a finger shape and then use a knife to cut two sets of knuckles. Cut 'fingernails' out of mini peppers and attach them to the carrots with a dab of hummus.

Banana Mummies - Carefully peel bananas and cut them in half crosswise. Melt the white chocolate in a microwave-safe bowl or measuring cup in 30-second increments in the microwave, stirring often.  Drizzle lines of melted chocolate across the bananas in a crisscross pattern. Add candy eyes to each banana. Place bananas on a parchment-lined baking sheet or dish. Place the bananas in the refrigerator for at least 10 minutes until the chocolate has hardened.

Veggie Chips - add several veggie chips to the muffin tin.

Guacamole Face - Fill one of the muffin tin spaces with the guacamole. Add the slices of olives, candy eyes, and a sliced small pepper mouth.

Hummus Face - Spread the hummus into one of the muffin tin spaces. Add slices of olives, candy eyes, and bell pepper 'tongue.' Add some fresh parsley to make the 'hair.'

Pepper Faces - Add candy eyes to the small peppers with a dab of hummus.

Apple Monster - Cut out a v-shape into the center of the apple quarter to create the mouth of the monster. Spread a thin layer of peanut butter into the monster's mouth. Place a slice of strawberry in the mouth. Using the remaining peanut butter, spread a small amount onto the back of the candy eyes and place them on top of the apple slice.

More Healthy Halloween Treats

Try one of our healthy Halloween recipes or some of these favorites, perfect for this time of year.

• Spooky Halloween Charcuterie Board - if you like charcuterie boards, you've got to try this themed one!
• Chocolate Dipped Bananas - top them with some Halloween sprinkles for a cute treat.
• Pumpkin Deviled Eggs - these tasty bites are a great appetizer or snack.

Storage

This tray is best served the day it is made, but you can save it for up to 3 days in the refrigerator if necessary.

Tips for Making this Recipe

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Specialty Ingredients - You can easily find candy eyes at Target and most larger grocery stores during September and October. They are also often available at Michael's, and I've found some on Amazon in the past as well.

Recommended Tools - I recommend using a 12-hole muffin tin to assemble this tray.

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