Healthy Halloween Snacks

                It’s hard to believe that summer is over and fall is here. October is here and Halloween is coming fast. This month I will be giving you Halloween ideas for little kids all the way up to adults. Halloween is not just for kids anymore. Adults can join in the fun also by decorating your home or even buying a costume or making one from scratch.  Today I would like to show how to make a quick and easy Halloween snack. This snack is also very healthy and everybody will love it. This snack would be a great snack or Halloween treat for school or a treat for at the office for your employees or co-workers.

What You Will Need

              

  Any round or oval crackers                                       Cheese Spread any flavor

                (Ritz crackers, Townhouse crackers)                       Food Coloring (any color)

                Optional cut vegetables cut into little triangles or any other shapes.

                A knife for spreading cheese spread and for decorating with the food coloring

1.   

    Take your crackers and spread the cheese spread over your crackers.

2.     

  With the tip of your knife dip it into any color of food coloring and make a face on your cheese spread to make it look like a pumpkin face.

3.       Or if you like cut out some shapes from some vegetables and make a face on your cheese spread to make it look like a pumpkin.

4.    

   You can even mix and match vegetables and food coloring to make a different face on you crackers-pumpkins.

Let your children or grandchildren have some fun decorating this easy crackers decoration made to look like pumpkins. This is an easy snack that is healthy and fun to make and everybody will love them. This little Halloween snack is so cheap to make and delicious to eat. A box of crackers cost you under $3.00 dollars and the cheese spread cost under $4.00 dollars. The food coloring and vegetables cost pennies. This Halloween treat is a healthy and inexpensive fun treat to make and eat. Have fun making these little pumpkins from Suzie Homemaker.