Halloween is one of the most exciting times of the year for kids, but it doesn’t have to mean an overload of candy. With a little creativity, you can serve up healthy Halloween treats that are festive, spooky, and totally kid-approved. These recipes balance the fun and the flavor—think colorful designs, real ingredients, and snacks kids will actually want to eat.

Whether you’re planning a classroom celebration, a neighborhood get-together, or a pre-trick-or-treat snack board, these ideas are perfect for fueling your little ghosts and goblins with something other than candy bars. They also make great weeknight family snacks during October when you want to keep the Halloween energy alive without diving into the candy stash.

For even more Halloween ideas, check out Healthy Halloween Snacks for Kids, our Spooktacular Halloween Apple Slice Bar, and this step-by-step Halloween Board How-To.

Why Healthy Halloween Snacks Work

Halloween comes with plenty of sugar, so it’s no surprise parents, teachers, and party hosts appreciate having healthy options that are still fun and festive. After all, these snacks aren’t about skipping the treats—they’re about giving kids more ways to play with food and fuel up for the big night.

Plus, healthy Halloween recipes are colorful, interactive, and make any party table pop. Even better, they’re a great way to get kids in the kitchen. Let them make monster faces, assemble veggie skeletons, or dip their own fruit pops. In the end, half the fun is in the creating—and the eating is just a sweet bonus.

25 Healthy Halloween Treats for Kids

We’ve grouped the ideas into easy categories so you can mix and match depending on your party, snack time, or menu.

Apple & Fruit Halloween Treats

• Spooktacular Halloween Apple Slice Bar – A hands-on bar where kids decorate apple slices with fun toppings.

• Jack-o-Lantern Oranges – Peel mandarins and add a celery stick for a pumpkin “stem.”
• Frankenstein Kiwis – Slice kiwis and decorate with mini chocolate chips or candy eyes to create spooky green “Frankenstein” faces.

• Candy Corn Parfaits – Layer pineapple, mandarins, and yogurt for a healthy take on the classic treat.
• Apple Monsters – Apple wedges spread with peanut butter, topped with almond fangs, strawberry tongues, and candy eyes for a spooky snack.

• Frankenstein Grape Cups – Green grapes turned into mini Frankensteins.

Veggie Halloween Ideas

• Jack-o-Lantern Veggie Tray – A pumpkin-shaped veggie tray that doubles as a party centerpiece.
• Veggie Skeleton Platter – Use colorful veggies to create a skeleton shape, complete with a dip “head.”
• Taco-Stuffed Mini Sweet Pepper Mummies – Stuff mini peppers with taco chicken and cream cheese, wrap in crescent roll strips, bake, and add candy eyes for spooky mummies.

• Frankenstein Guacamole – Guac gets a spooky makeover with veggie features that look like Frankenstein’s face.
• Spooky Stuffed Peppers – Fill with quinoa, taco mix, or chicken salad for something heartier.

Spooky Snacks & Dips

• Spooky Easy Halloween Popsicles – Blend fruit and yogurt, pour into molds, and freeze for a healthy treat that’s just as festive as it is fun.

• Spiderweb Dip – A layered bean dip with a sour cream web design.
• White Chocolate Ghost Haystacks – Crunchy cereal clusters coated in white chocolate and decorated with candy eyes for a spooky-cute Halloween treat.

• Deviled Eyeballs – Deviled eggs topped with black olive “eyeballs.”

Drinks & Party Boards

• Halloween Fruit Tray with Greek Yogurt Dip – Fresh fruit and a creamy yogurt dip turned spooky with banana ghosts, apple monsters, and clementine pumpkins.
• Hocus Pocus Charcuterie Board – A snack board that channels the Sanderson Sisters: brie “faces,” chorizo, cheese cubes, berries, olives, and candy eyeballs come together for a magically spooky spread.

• Orange Peach Halloween Smoothie – Blend orange juice, peaches, banana, and yogurt for a sweet, spooky drink.
• Halloween Char-BOO-terie Board – A spooky snack board with apples, caramel dip, and fun Halloween treats for a festive, healthier party spread.

• Halloween Snack Board – Learn how to build a snack board full of fruits, veggies, and spooky details.

Creative & Kid-Friendly Ideas

• Chocolate-Covered Strawberry Ghosts – Dip strawberries in white chocolate and add candy eyes for a spooky ghost look.
• Frankenstein Pasta – First, toss pasta with green pesto, then add cucumber “bolts,” olives, and mozzarella eyes to create a spooky Frankenstein dinner.

• Graveyard Ghost Cups – Layer yogurt, crushed Oreos, banana ghosts, apple bones, and clementine pumpkins for a spooky treat.
• Bat Energy Bites + “Spiders on a Log” – Roll chocolate-oat energy bites with chip “wings” for bats, or make spider celery with nut butter and raisins.
• Healthy Halloween Snacks for Kids – A full roundup of more spooky, family-approved ideas.

More Halloween Recipes from Healthy Family Project

These featured recipes are just the beginning. Explore even more ideas:

• Monster Mash Up Halloween Recipes
• Frankenstein Guacamole
• Jack-o-Lantern Veggie Tray

So, whether you’re planning a class party, family night, or just want to make snack time more festive, these healthy Halloween treats prove you don’t need a candy overload to have a frightfully fun time.

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Looking for a festive Halloween treat that’s fun, customizable, and a little healthier than the usual candy overload? Our Halloween Apple Slice Bar featuring JAZZ™ apples is the perfect party idea! This set-up gives you all the fun of a caramel or candied apple—without the sticky mess or full commitment of dipping an entire apple. Guests can grab fresh slices and top them with their favorite spooky add-ons.

Why JAZZ™ Apples?

JAZZ™ apples are crisp, tangy-sweet, and hold up beautifully when sliced – making them ideal for a DIY apple bar. Their refreshing crunch pairs perfectly with melted chocolate, gooey caramel, or a sprinkle of toppings. Plus, they’re packed with fiber and vitamin C, so you can feel good about serving them at your Halloween celebration.

A DIY Halloween Party Idea Everyone Will Love

Set up your sliced apple bar with bowls or mini cauldrons of toppings for a festive vibe. We love balancing fun options (like candy eyes, sprinkles, crushed cookies, and mini M&Ms) with wholesome ones (like freeze-dried strawberries, chopped nuts, shredded coconut, and granola). For dips, offer melted red chocolate, dark chocolate, and warm caramel to cover both indulgence and balance.

Topping Ideas for Your Apple Slice Bar

• Indulgent: coconut, sprinkles, freeze-dried strawberries, crushed pretzels or nuts
  
• Better-for-you: dried cranberries, pumpkin seeds, granola, freeze-dried fruit
  
• Classic: melted dark chocolate, red melted chocolate, caramel sauce, yogurt
  

The beauty of this idea is that it’s interactive—kids and adults can get creative and build their own perfect spooky snack!

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Spooktacular Halloween Apple Slice Bar with JAZZ™ Apples

This festive DIY Halloween Apple Slice Bar is a fun, interactive party idea that’s healthier than traditional candy apples. Crisp, tangy-sweet JAZZ™ apples are sliced into wedges and paired with a variety of dips and toppings, letting guests build their own spooky creations without the sticky mess.

Course Halloween

Keyword Halloween

Prep Time 15 minutes minutes

Cook Time 0 minutes minutes

Total Time 15 minutes minutes

Servings 6

Ingredients

• 4 –5 JAZZ™ apples sliced into wedges
• ½ cup melted dark chocolate
• ½ cup melted red candy melts
• ½ cup caramel sauce warmed
• Topping Ideas: Shredded coconut Chopped nuts, almonds, peanuts, walnuts, pecans Candy corn or candy eyes Sprinkles Candy eyeballs Freeze-dried strawberries or raspberries

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Instructions

• Slice the apples: Wash and slice JAZZ™ apples into wedges. Arrange on a platter or in small bowls.
• Set up your dips: Pour melted chocolate, candy melts, and caramel sauce into heat-safe bowls or mini cauldrons. Keep warm if possible.
• Add toppings: Place toppings in small bowls or jars, giving guests both fun (sprinkles, candy) and better-for-you options (nuts, seeds, freeze-dried fruit).
• Assemble & enjoy: Let everyone dip apple slices into their choice of sauce and top with a sprinkle of their favorite add-ons.

More Spooktacular Halloween Recipes

Looking for even more Halloween party food ideas that are festive, fun, and family-friendly? Pair your JAZZ™ Apple Slice Bar with these easy recipes:

• How to Make a Halloween Board – A creative snack board that doubles as a spooky centerpiece, packed with sweet and savory bites perfect for parties.

• Healthy Halloween Snacks for Kids – Kid-approved treats that sneak in fruits and veggies while keeping the festive spirit alive.

These healthy Halloween recipes are simple to make, budget-friendly, and guaranteed to impress both kids and adults. Add them to your menu for a spread that’s as memorable as it is delicious!

Tips for Hosting

• Toss apple slices in a little lemon juice to keep them from browning.
  
• Use mini cauldrons, themed bowls, or Halloween sprinkles to make it festive.
  
• Offer skewers or toothpicks for easier dipping and less mess.
  
• For a healthier twist, serve yogurt dip or nut butter alongside caramel and chocolate.
  

Why We Love This Recipe

This Halloween apple slice bar is interactive, festive, and kid-approved. It’s a great alternative to heavy candied apples, and it sneaks in fruit while still letting kids enjoy the fun of sprinkles, candy, and chocolate. Plus, JAZZ™ apples are crisp, sweet-tart, and the perfect base for a spooky snack station.

Final Bite

If you’re looking for a Halloween snack idea that’s festive, fun, and family-approved, this JAZZ™ apple slice bar is it. It’s simple to set up, budget-friendly, and offers a balance of sweet treats and better-for-you toppings. Pair it with a few jack-o’-lanterns and spooky music, and you’ve got a Halloween spread that will be remembered long after the last apple slice disappears.

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Before sending your kids out trick-or-treating, treat them to a fun, spooky and delicious Halloween snack board to help fill them up before their bags (and bellies) are filled with candy!

Every year we have our family and friends over before the kids head out for trick-or-treating on Halloween. We all make snacks for everyone to enjoy and take the time catch up on how everyone is doing. My goal is always to make something that is not only delicious, but healthy. Because come on, let’s be honest, the kids (okay, us adults probably too) are going to eat more than our fair share of candy over the next few days.

Our family doesn’t need a holiday to enjoy a snack board, although it does make things more fun when we can make festive treats! So, this Halloween I decided that we would all get a little creative in the kitchen and create a fun Halloween Snack Board. Since I have a love for making snack boards and everyone seems to enjoy them, I am thinking I will be making one next year too 😉

We pulled together a few of our favorite Halloween snacks, like these Taco-Stuffed Mini Pepper Mummies and Apple Monsters for the start of our Halloween-themed snack board. Then we filled in the rest with fruit and veggies (and some help from these fun candy eyes!).

The fun thing about making a Halloween snack board is that a few candy eyes, plastic spiders, cob webs, and a mummy or two go a long way! You can buy all of those online, but also keep a look out in the dollar section of your favorite retailer, I swear Halloween decor starts coming out in August now-a-days!

Charli had fun turning peanut butter and celery into creepy snacks by adding candy eyes, while Mia used guacamole, blue corn chips and some tiny pieces of bell pepper strips to make guacamole bats.

To make your snack board extra Halloweeny, I recommend using fruits and veggies that fit the theme! Think of produce that are naturally black, green and orange and arrange those around your board. Toss on those candy eyes to make them extra spooky.

Recommended Fruits & Veggies For The Perfect Halloween Snack Board

• Blackberries
• Yellow and orange pepper slices
• Purple and green grapes
• Green and red apples
• Olives
• Celery

Recommended Dips

• Guacamole – Not only is it delicious, but it’s green!
• Hummus – Add some black olive slices to make little “bats”
• Fruit Dip – Fruit dips are always a welcome addition on any snack board, a simple cream cheese fruit dip is white and ghostly while a drop or two of red food coloring could make it extra eerie.

Commonly Asked Questions About our Perfect Kid-Friendly Halloween Snack Board

Q: What are some good fruits and veggies to include on a Halloween snack board?
A: Recommended produce includes blackberries, yellow and orange pepper slices, purple and green grapes, green and red apples, olives, and celery.

Q: What dips pair well with a Halloween-themed snack board?
A: Suggested dips are guacamole (for its green color), hummus (can add olive “bats”), and a cream cheese or colored fruit dip.

Q: How can you make the snacks on the board look spooky or Halloween-themed?
A: Use candy eyes to make fruits and veggies look like monsters, make mummies out of taco-stuffed peppers, cut cheese into Halloween shapes, and arrange foods in a creepy/spooky design.

Q: What are some healthy snack ideas included on this Halloween board?
A: Some of the healthier options are celery with peanut butter, apple monsters, hummus, fresh fruits like grapes and apple slices, and veggies like pepper strips.

Q: Are there any treats or candies incorporated too?
A: Yes, there are some fun treats like candy corn, yogurt pretzels, and other crackers or snacks added in as well.

Q: Why make a snack board before trick-or-treating?
A: Having a snack board lets kids fill up on some nutritious foods before they consume a lot of candy from trick-or-treating later.

The key benefits mentioned are getting kids to eat some fresh fruits, veggies, protein and healthy fats/dips before their candy haul, while still making it a festive, fun experience with the Halloween-themed foods and décor on the board.

Looking for more Halloween treats?

• Spooky Easy Halloween Popsicles
• Watermelon Carvings
• Halloween Apple Monsters
• Frankenstein Grape Cups
• 25+ Healthy Halloween Treats for Kids

Have you been Boo’d? Not sure what to do? Check out our tips on how to make the perfect You’ve Been Boo’d Basket.

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Halloween Snack Board

Before sending your kids out trick-or-treating, treat them to a fun, spooky and delicious snack board to help fill them up before their bags (and bellies) are filled with candy!

Course Halloween, Snacks

Keyword Halloween, snack board

Prep Time 30 minutes minutes

Total Time 30 minutes minutes

Servings 4 -6 servings

Author Amanda Keefer

Equipment

• Wilton Edible Candy Eyes

Ingredients

• Taco-Stuffed Mini Pepper Mummies
• Apple Monsters
• 3 slices cheese cut into Halloween shapes
• 6 2- inch pieces celery
• 3 Tbsp. peanut butter
• Moon Drop grapes
• Green seedless grapes
• Bell pepper strips
• Hummus
• Apple Slices
• Salami
• Yogurt pretzels
• Crackers
• Candy corn
• Candy eyes

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Instructions

• Assemble desired ingredients on large serving board.

Happy Halloween!

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From spooky flatbread pizzas and Jack O’Lantern stuffed peppers to delicious Beetlejuice board, ghost pizza hand pies, caramel apple treats, and refreshing apple pumpkin mocktails, these are just some of our Halloween recipes that we know you will love. Let’s begin with these Monster Mash Recipes!

Beetlejuice Board

Get ready to scare up some fun with this spook-tacular Beetlejuice charcuterie board! Whether you’re hosting a Halloween party or having a creepy-cool family movie night, this board is packed with frightfully delicious snacks that are as eye-catching as they are tasty. Inspired by the iconic Beetlejuice himself, it’s the perfect addition to your Halloween spread. From eerie cheeses to wickedly sweet treats, this board has something for every goblin, ghoul, and ghost in the house. Your guests won’t be able to resist digging in—no tricks, just tasty treats!

Spooky Flatbread Pizzas

Perfect for trick-or-treat nights, these spooky flatbread pizzas offer a healthy choice for those looking to balance out the candy frenzy. Each spooky snack can be decorated with creepy, yet cute, Halloween monster faces, making them both festive and delicious. Whether you’re making them for a party or just for dinner, these pizzas are a hit. Packed with nutritious toppings, they’re a great option to sneak in some veggies while keeping things spooky.  Add them to your list of spooky snacks this year for a healthier twist on Halloween night!

Hocus Pocus Charcuterie Board

This Hocus Pocus Charcuterie Board is the ultimate Halloween party snack board that will enchant your guests! Bursting with a variety of savory treats, it’s perfect for setting a festive mood while indulging in delicious bites. Featuring an array of cheeses, cured meats, and colorful fruits, this charcuterie board captures the whimsical spirit of the beloved Halloween classic. Each component is thoughtfully arranged to create a magical display that’s almost too pretty to eat! If you’re planning a Halloween bash, this Hocus Pocus charcuterie board is sure to be the highlight of your table!

Caramel Apple Board

Big caramel apples are tricky to tackle, but this Caramel Apple Board makes things oh-so-easy and fun! Perfect for your family Halloween party, this board features apple slices ready to dip into rich, gooey caramel and roll through a variety of yummy toppings. From chocolate chips and sprinkles to nuts and more, everyone can create their own perfect caramel apple masterpiece. It’s the ultimate DIY treat that doubles as a festive centerpiece—delicious and interactive! Get ready to add some sweet, sticky fun to your spooky celebration with this showstopper board.

Apple Pumpkin Mocktail

Looking for the perfect fall sipper? This Apple Pumpkin Mocktail has the best flavors of the season, all in one refreshing drink. It’s like Halloween in a glass! The apple and pumpkin combo brings that warm, harvest vibe, while a splash of orange juice adds a zesty pop that keeps it bright and fun. It’s a total showstopper with its gorgeous fall colors—perfect for impressing your guests at any festive gathering. Plus, it’s super easy to make, so you can whip it up in a snap and enjoy all the seasonal goodness without the fuss!

Taco Wonton Cups

Taco Tuesday, but make it Spooky! These spooky Taco Wonton Cups are here to bring the fun to your next Taco Tuesday with a deliciously spooky twist! Crispy wonton wrappers are stuffed with all your favorite taco fillings, making for a crunchy, bite-sized treat that’s perfect for any Halloween party or family dinner. Easy to whip up and packed with flavor, these mini tacos are as festive as they are tasty. And the best part? They’re the perfect pop-in-your-mouth size, so both kids and adults can enjoy them with zero mess. Get ready to add some spooky crunch to your snack spread!

Halloween Pizza Board

Get ready to slice up some spooky fun with this Halloween Pizza Board! It’s the ultimate savory snack for your Halloween celebrations, and it’s as easy as it is delicious. Create mini pizzas with creepy-cute designs—think spider webs, mummies, and more! Perfect for a party or a fun family night, this pizza board brings creativity and Halloween flair to every bite. Plus, it’s the perfect way to add a savory twist to all the sweet treats that tend to take over the snack table. Balance out your spooky spread with this fun, interactive, and oh-so-tasty pizza board!

Asparagus Tart

This Asparagus Tart is a fang-tastic way to sneak some greens into your Halloween feast! With a golden, flaky crust, melty cheese, and bright green asparagus, it’s the perfect mix of healthy and delicious. Don’t let its fancy look fool you—this tart is frightfully easy to make, making it a go-to for any spooky celebration. Packed with flavor, it’s a clever way to get everyone munching on veggies, even in the midst of candy season. Serve it as a festive appetizer or a lighter snack option, and watch it vanish like magic! Veggie lovers and Halloween fans alike will be coming back for more.

Ghost Pizza Hand Pies

These Ghost Pizza Hand Pies are the perfect Halloween dinner recipe for a spooky and delicious twist! With a flaky, golden crust and ooey-gooey cheese filling, these cheese snacks are sure to be a hit with both kids and adults. Shaped like spooky ghosts, they add a playful and festive touch to your Halloween spread while being irresistibly tasty.

Jack-O’-Lantern Stuffed Peppers

These Stuffed Jack-o-Lantern Peppers are a festive and delicious way to bring some Halloween fun to your dinner table!  This bell pepper recipe transforms regular stuffed peppers into spooky jack-o-lanterns, perfect for a trick-or-treat night feast. Each pepper is carefully carved to look like a mini Jack-o-Lantern filled with your favorite ingredients. These bell peppers are stuffed with goodness and packed with nutrients, making them a healthy option for a Halloween gathering. The result? A flavorful and fun dinner that’s perfect for the whole family.

We hope these recipes bring both thrills and treats to your Halloween celebrations. Wishing you a delightfully spooky time filled with fun, flavor, and festive memories with your loved ones!

For more Halloween recipes, check this out!..

How To Make the Perfect Kid-Friendly Halloween Board

How To Make Halloween Fruit and Vegetable Carvings

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Create a fun and healthy Halloween Boo Board with JAZZ™apples! From apple zombies to mummy turnovers, these spooky snacks are perfect for your Halloween party. It’s BOO Time!

Who else just loves Halloween? Even though my kiddos are older, I still love a good themed-party with friends, family and food! Can you believe that Halloween will be here in just a few short weeks? That means it’s go time to start getting out all of your spooky decorations and planning all of your favorite Halloween snacks. It’s almost BOO time!

There are always lots of fun, not so healthy treats surrounding Halloween, but here at Healthy Family Project, we like to show you all of healthy and delicious Halloween snacks that you can serve too!

JAZZ apples have a tasty balance of tangy sweet flavors which makes them perfect for healthy snacking. JAZZ apples are the perfect size for small hands and they can be enjoyed everywhere! Perfect for lunchboxes, after-school snacks, or breakfast on the go.

For our celebrations this year we thought that it would be lots of fun to create a Halloween-themed board celebrating the fact it’s BOO time. Snack boards are great for parties and you can get really creative with them. Pick a theme, decide on your snacks, and display them on the board and you are all set. 

Halloween Boo Board

Wondering what kind of board to use for your Halloween celebrations this year? We found this one and it is super cute. If you can’t find a themed board to use you can always use a charcuterie board and decorate it with items like plastic spider rings, plastic skeletons and ghosts, or miniature pumpkins. 

What Should I Serve on My Halloween Char-BOO-terie Board

You can serve whatever you like on your Boo board, feel free to get creative. But, we do have some spooky yummy ideas that you should definitely try!

Halloween Mummy Apples

Everyone will love these adorable apple mummies. They are easy to make and delicious and they are going to look great on your Boo Board. All you need crescent rolls, some JAZZ apples, candy eyes, and cinnamon. 

How to Make Mummy Apples

• Slice apples (not to thin)
• Cut crescent rolls into thin strips
• Wrap apple slices in the crescent roll strips
• Bake on 350 for 10 minutes
• Sprinkle with cinnamon
• Add eyeballs

Apple Cauldron with Caramel Dip

Hollow out a couple of your apples and fill them with caramel dip. Decorate your caramel filled apples with sprinkles or even gummy worms for an extra spooky effect. Serve with sliced apples.

Spider Web Apple Donuts

These spider web apple donuts are a sweet and salty treat that are sure to be hit. Sliced apples are topped with caramel and pretzels arranged in a criss-cross pattern. Drizzle melted white chocolate over the top of the pretzels for your web and add some mini chocolate chips for “spiders”. These apple snacks are perfect for a party or a fun after school snack. 

Apple Zombies

Kids and grown-ups alike will get a kick out of these simple to make apple zombies. You can even let the kids make them. All you need are some Jazz apples, a vegetable peeler, and some mini chocolate chips. Peel some of the skin off of your apples and the next thing you know they will look like zombies. Add some mini chocolate chips for the eyes to complete the look. 

Halloween Bats

These JAZZ Halloween bats will fit in perfectly on your Boo Board. JAZZ apple slices are combined with marshmallows, raisins, and chocolate sprinkles to make an adorable and tasty bat. 

Apples are a great way to make sure that at least some of the Halloween treats you and your family are enjoying are good for you too 😉

If you have leftover apples don’t let them go to waste, use them in some more tasty recipes or pack them up in your kid’s lunchbox for school….or hand them out for Halloween!

This partnership with JAZZ Apples has donated 6,700 meals to those in need. While JAZZ™ apples and T&G Global sponsor the post, our love for giving back to the community and healthy Halloween treats is our own!

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Halloween doesn’t have to be filled with candy to be fun! We have the best healthy Halloween snacks to share with you to help celebrate spooky season! Happy Halloween! This partnership with JAZZ Apples has donated 24,500 meals to those in need. While the post is sponsored by JAZZ Apples and T&G Global, our love for giving back to the community and yummy apple desserts is our own!

October is here and Halloween is just around the corner. That means that now is the time to pull out all of your favorite spooky Halloween snacks and activities. Here at the Healthy Family Project, we like to incorporate seasonal fun while still focusing on healthy choices and that’s where all this Halloween fun with apples comes in. 

Apples are a healthy, delicious, and easily portable snack that kids love. They are also extremely versatile and can be used in a lot of recipes and activities. When choosing the perfect apples for kids the JAZZ apples is a clear winner. These small apples fit perfectly in child-size hands and they have a crisp tangy sweet flavor that everyone will enjoy. 

Apples are the perfect snack for celebrating Halloween because there are so many different fun activities that you can do with them. Bobbing for apples is always a fun Halloween activity, and going to the orchard to pick apples is a fun fall activity too, you can also carve funny faces out of apples in place of pumpkins.

The thing that kids love to do most with apples though, is to eat them! And why not? There are so many different yummy ways that you can prepare apples that your kids (and yourself) are sure to enjoy. If you are trying to keep things simple, just slice some apples and let the kids dip them into their favorite caramel sauce. 

Do you need a few Halloween apple recipes to make with your kiddos? Not to worry because we got you covered.

Here are a few healthy Halloween apple recipes that you and your family will love: 

Apple Charcuterie Board

A spin on dipping apple slices in caramel is to make an apple charcuterie board. An apple charcuterie board is simple to make and allows each guest or member of the family (this would be a cute family night activity) to top their apple slices however they please. 

You will need sliced apples, caramel sauce, nutella is always good too, and a variety of toppings. For toppings, you can use Halloween sprinkles, miniature marshmallows, chopped pecans, crushed Oreos, miniature chocolate chips, or candied peanuts. Make sure the toppings are crushed small enough to fit on the apple slices after dipping them in the caramel sauce. You can see ours here. 

White Chocolate JAZZ Apple Mummies

These cute apple slice mummies are a fun Halloween treat that your kids will love to enjoy and share with their friends. You can wrap them individually in cellophane and pass them out to classmates or trick-or-treaters. 

All you need are some JAZZ apples, white chocolate coating, and M&M’s. You can have the kids make these after the candy coating is melted. Just let them drizzle the chocolate back and forth over the apple slices so that it looks like a wrapped mummy. Put two M&M’s on the apple slice for eyes and allow to dry, once the front is dry turn the slices over and do the other side as well. 

JAZZ Apple Monsters

These apple monsters are really cute and even better they are fun to make and eat! Not only will it have them eating apples, but there are kiwis and strawberries in this recipe too! To make these Halloween apple treats you will need Jazz apples, jumbo marshmallows, mini marshmallows, honey, grated coconut, peanut butter, and chocolate chips. 

Quarter the apples and cut a wedge into the skin side for your mouth. Dip the top of the apple into a little honey so the grated coconut “hair” will stick. Spread peanut butter in the mouth and arrange your marshmallow “teeth” and add a strawberry or kiwi “tongue”. Cut your jumbo marshmallows in half for “eyes” and stick a chocolate chip in them. 

JAZZ Spooky Caramel Apples

What’s better than a JAZZ apple coated in caramel? An apple dipped in caramel and chocolate sprinkles, and decorated with chocolate spider webs! For this Halloween treat you will need apples, skewers, melted caramel candies, chocolate candy melts, chocolate sprinkles, and M&M’s. 

Melt your caramel candies in a saucepan and dip your apples in, use a spoon to coat the apples evenly. Once they are coated, let them harden in the fridge while you melt the chocolate for your spider webs. Pour some melted chocolate on the bottom of your apples and dip them in chocolate sprinkles. Once the candy melts, put it in a piping bag and make spider web designs on the apples. Add an M&M for a spider and use the melted chocolate to make spider legs.

Place these spooky caramel apples into the fridge until you are ready for serving. These would be a great party favor for a Halloween party, or even for handing out to trick-or-treaters if you have a lot of apples on hand. 

What is your favorite thing to do with apples for the Halloween season? Do you like to decorate them or are you content to bob for them and enjoy them for a tasty, healthy snack? 

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Hocus Pocus 2, the sequel to the 1993 movie will be available to stream on Disney+ on September 30, 2022.If you’re throwing a Hocus Pocus Viewing Party or Halloween party, we have the perfect Hocus Pocus Snack Board for you. It’s not even hard to make…no magic required! 

I was only 13 in 1993 and obsessed with all things Halloween (I still am really). 1993 was the year the original Hocus Pocus movie debuted featuring the legendary Sanderson sisters witch trio. This movie and its characters have become a cult classic, and generations of kids are still enjoying the 30-year-old film. 

And now all of us who fell in love with the movie and its characters finally get a sequel! Have you seen the trailer yet? Check it out! Watch the Hocus Pocus 2 Movie Trailer. To say I’m excited is an understatement. Coming this spooky season, the Sanderson sisters are back to put another spell on us. I don’t really know what to expect, but I’m just here for more of the nostalgia than the cinematic acclaim. 

I’m already thinking about how we will celebrate the movie debut and what snacks we’ll be making. I love making food boards (Go check out my other Halloween Snack board)  and if I have a theme, I love it even more. That’s why I had to make a Hocus Pocus board with the focal point being none other than the Hocus Pocus witch and their iconic hairstyles. 

I promise you can make this at home. It’s delicious and your family and friends will be thrilled. Even better, have your kids help out. It’s fun to make and eat. You can have this Hocus Board Snack Board ready to enjoy in just 25 minutes or less. 

The key ingredient for this board is the faces of the witches, which we made with three brie rounds, white cubed cheddar cheese, blackberries, and chorizo. I originally bought salami for Winnie Sanderson’s hair, but then realized it was too light and had to run back to the store for the chorizo, which is a darker red. Pepperoni could be a good alternative as well. 

After I created the faces of the witches, I used red and green grapes, black olives with candy eyeballs, and crackers to fill in the space. I thinly sliced the strawberries to give a creepy feel. 

I cannot express the impact of candy eyeballs on a Halloween board! On this board I popped them into the black olives and used them around the board. I love buying an abundance of candy eyeballs around Halloween so I can add them to snacks, lunchboxes, and snack boards throughout spooky season! 

Because you have three rounds of brie, I would advise a second plate with additional crackers and more spread. One of the cauldrons contains raspberry spread to use on the crackers with the brie. The other I filled with candy gummy worms, but could also be used for a spread. 

The mandarin pumpkins are always a hit at Halloween and easy to make. Peel your mandarin and use a small stick of celery as the stem. 

I like to use Halloween sprinkles around the board for added flair. These sprinkles I found on Amazon. 

I also found the mini cauldrons, brooms, and witch hats plus the Hocus Pocus sign and signature hair toothpicks on Amazon. If you don’t have time to get the fun accessories, don’t worry your board will still put on a spell on your guests with the themed edible brie witches. 

The spooky board I used is from Home Goods. This time of year, you’ll find a plethora of Halloween themed boards at most stores. But if you don’t have a spooky board use a cutting board or tray you already have at home. 

And remember, don’t put too much pressure on yourself when creating this board… It’s all a bunch of Hocus Pocus after all. The most important part is making memories! 

Hocus Pocus Snack Board Key Ingredients

• Brie Cheese
• Blackberries – or another dark berry
• Cubed white cheddar cheese
• Chorizo
• Black Olives
• Strawberries

After you nail down your Sanderson sister faces, everything else is just flair! 

Hocus Pocus Charcuterie Board Simple Substitutions

Feel free to substitute the Sanderson sister hair with pepperoni for Winifred. You could use another dark berry or food item like Olives for Mary’s hair. Ideas if you are looking to substitute Sarah’s hair,  the cubed cheese can be replaced with vegan cheese or white popcorn. 

FAQs for A Hocus Pocus Charcuterie Board

Q: When did the original Hocus Pocus movie debut?
A: The original Hocus Pocus movie debuted in 1993.

Q: What are the key ingredients for a Hocus Pocus charcuterie board?
A: The key ingredients are brie cheese, blackberries, cubed white cheddar cheese, and chorizo.

Q: How can you make mandarin pumpkins for the charcuterie board?
A: Peel the mandarins and use small sticks of celery as the stems to make mandarin pumpkins.

Q: What can you use to substitute for the Sanderson sisters’ hair on the board?
A: For Winnifred’s hair, pepperoni can substitute for chorizo. For Mary’s hair, olives or another dark berry can be used instead of blackberries. For Sarah’s hair, vegan cheese or white popcorn can replace the cubed cheese.

Q: Where can you find Halloween-themed boards and accessories for the Hocus Pocus charcuterie board?
A: Stores like HomeGoods, TJ Maxx, and Ross have Halloween-themed boards and accessories after the Fourth of July. Amazon also has items like mini cauldrons, brooms, and Halloween sprinkles.

Hocus Pocus Halloween Snack Board Must Haves

The only real must haves for this snack board are the brie cheeses or other circular food surface to account for the Sanderson sisters faces and food items to make the hair.

Other than that, get creative and add all the spooky flair.

Let’s create a little magic, shall we?

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Hocus Pocus Snack Board

If you are a Hocus Pocus movie fan like we are, then you have to celebrate by making this Hocus Pocus Charcuterie Board! This snack board is very easy. Create your Sanderson sister faces and fill in the remaining space with your favorite spooky snacks.

Course Snacks

Keyword charcuterie board, Halloween, halloween recipes, halloween treats, hocus pocus, snack board

Prep Time 25 minutes minutes

Author Amanda Keefer

Ingredients

• 3 Brie rounds
• Chorizo
• White Cheddar Cubes
• Blackberries
• Strawberries
• Assorted crackers
• Red & Green Grapes
• Black Olives
• Mandarins We used two
• Celery Sticks For mandarin pumpkin stems
• Yellow Cheddar cut into pumpkin cheese shapes
• Candy eyeballs
• Candy worms
• Raspberry spread or other dark spread in cauldron
• Halloween sprinkles

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Instructions

• Add brie rounds to board. Cut olives and strawberries slices in the shape of eye slits and lips. Top each brie with 2 olive pieces and a strawberry piece.
• Roll multiple chorizo slices and slice in half. Place above one of the brie rounds to serve as Winnifred's hair. Position your chorizo rounds in two triangle shapes to mimic Winnifred's hair style.
• Place cubed cheese above and on top of another brie round to look like Sarah's hair. Fill any gaps with extra cheese cubes.
• Place blackberries above the third brie round for Mary's hair. Have the shape of your blackberries taper out towards the top. Place 2 or 3 blackberries at the top edge of the brie to look like bangs.
• Add a small celery stick to two peeled mandarins for pumpkins.
• Place your sliced strawberries on the board.
• Add green and red grapes. It's easiest if you leave them on the vine and cut into small clusters to fill in gaps as needed.
• Fill in space with olives, crackers and sliced cheese.
• Fill a small couldron or bowl with your favorite fruit spread or preserve.
• Add finishing touches to your board by filling in gaps or space that needs color with gummy worms, Halloween sprinkles and candy eyeballs.

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These Halloween Popsicles are spooky and easy to make! Made with just 3 simple ingredients and prepped in just minutes, they are the perfect Halloween treat. While this post is sponsored by Florida Milk, our love for Halloween and treats is our own.

The Halloween season is upon on! Can you believe it?! We love Halloween, in fact, I have already started decorating. Little by little though so that my husband doesn’t notice it all at once 😉 Anyone else have bins of Halloween fun that they can’t wait to take out every year? Halloween is the time for haunted houses, Trick-or-Treating, Halloween parties, and Halloween treats. We love hosting Halloween parties because they give everyone the chance to dress up in Halloween costumes, make Halloween-themed eats and treats, and have a good time with family and friends. In our neighborhood, Halloween is a fun holiday for children and adults!

Are you planning your Halloween menu? Well, let me help! We just made the easiest, most delicious Halloween popsicles ever!

And when I say that they were easy to make, I’m not joking…the main ingredient is chocolate milk.

Yes, that’s it! It’s the perfect main ingredient too, since chocolate milk is the official drink of Halloween.

Plus, you can feel good about serving these Spooky Halloween popsicles to your friends and family because while they are a sweet treat, they are also nutritious.

Did you know that chocolate milk delivers 13 essential nutrients? Each serving of chocolate milk has 8 grams of high-quality protein, including calcium, vitamin D and phosphorus. So when you serve these chocolate milk Halloween popsicles you can feel good knowing that you are serving a spooky, yet nutritious Halloween treat.

Halloween Popsicles Key Ingredients

• Chocolate Milk
• Chocolate Chips
• Halloween Sprinkles

We melted the chocolate chips so that we could dip our chocolate milk popsicles into it for an extra chocolatey treat, and we, of course, had to add in Halloween sprinkles!

Pro Tips For Decorating Halloween Popsicles

• Double boiler method to melt the chocolate is the best way to melt chocolate.
• Adding a cap full of canola oil will keep the chocolate smooth.
• Don’t melt the chocolate until the popsicles are fully frozen and ready.
• Use spatula to drizzle chocolate on the top of the popsicles, covering around ⅓ of the way down. Do not dip the popsicles into the chocolate, this will cause all of the chocolate to harden.
• Use Halloween sprinkles! I got mine at Michael’s, but I have seen them at Walmart and Target too.
• When serving, be sure to have ice on the platter to keep your Halloween popsicles from melting.

Be sure to serve up your Spooky Chocolate Milk Popsicles on a fun Halloween platter (I got mine at Home Goods, but they have a lot of options on Amazon too) and don’t forget the plastic spiders! You can find plastic spiders just about anywhere this time of year, but I got a few bags at the dollar store. Place the spiders on the table for that extra added spooky effect! If you put them directly on the platter, be sure that everyone knows they aren’t edible 😉

Do you have to use the double broiler method to melt the chocolate?

I will be honest, I was slow to getting on the double-broiler train, but it really is the best way to melt chocolate. You are using indirect heat to melt the chocolate, which helps prevent over-cooking the chocolate. When chocolate is overcooked it gets hard and lumpy. Definitely not ideal for decorating our Halloween popsicles. We didn’t test this recipe using melting chocolates in the microwave, but if you try it, let us know how it turns out!

How to melt chocolate using a double broiler

• Place a saucepan on the stove and add 1-2 inches of water to the pan.
• Place a heat-safe mixing bowl over the saucepan. Make sure that it fits well so that the steam is trapped in.
• Add the chocolate chips to the bowl.
• Turn the stove onto medium heat, as the water starts to warm up, it will steam. The steam will start to melt the chocolate.
• Continuously stir with a heat-safe rubber spatula or wooden spoon until all of the chocolate has melted.

It may seem like using the double broiler method for melting the chocolate chips is more time consuming, but I promise you, it’s 100% worth it!

Now that you have your Spooky Halloween Popsicles ready for your Halloween parties, here are a few other things you will want to make sure you have ready for your Halloween parties:

Decorations

You can either buy or make decorations. If you decide to make them, have the kids help! Drape furniture with sheets to give it a haunted house feel. Dim the lights and use electric and battery operated candles. Trace bats on paper and have the kids help cut them out. These can be hung on windows or from the ceiling. The spooky possibilities are endless!

Don’t forget the music

Find a cheap CD at the dollar store (yes, they still make CDs) or have the kids make a Halloween playlist and be sure to have it playing as guests arrive.

Halloween Themed Food

Here are a few options to serve up along with your Halloween Popsicles:

• Kid-Friendly Halloween Snack Board
• Halloween Apple Monsters
• Pumpkin Shaped Cheese Balls
• Halloween Monster Cookies

Games And Activities

Having games and activities for you guests will make your party even more fun. Host a costume contest and have small prizes for the cutest, scariest, etc. costumes. If you can buy a bunch of pumpkins, having a pumpkin carving contest can also be a lot of fun. You can find lots of Halloween Party Games on Pinterest too.

FAQs for our Making Spooky Easy Halloween Popsicles

Q: How long does it take to make Spooky Easy Halloween Popsicles?
A: Spooky Easy Halloween Popsicles take 10 minutes total time – 5 minutes prep time and 5 minutes cook time.

Q: What are the main ingredients in Spooky Easy Halloween Popsicles?
A: The main ingredients in Spooky Easy Halloween Popsicles are chocolate milk, chocolate chips, Halloween sprinkles, and vegetable or canola oil.

Q: How many servings do Spooky Easy Halloween Popsicles make?
A: Spooky Easy Halloween Popsicles makes 6 servings.

Q: What is the calorie count per serving for Spooky Easy Halloween Popsicles?
A: Each serving of Spooky Easy Halloween Popsicles contains about 359 calories.

Q: What are the best tips for decorating spooky Halloween popsicles?
A: Tips include using the double boiler method to melt chocolate, adding oil to keep the chocolate smooth, waiting until popsicles are frozen to melt chocolate, drizzling instead of dipping chocolate, and using Halloween sprinkles.

Let’s make our Easy & Spooky Halloween Popsicles!

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Spooky Easy Halloween Popsicles

These spooky popsicles are the perfect Halloween treat. Made with just 3 simple ingredients and prepped in just minutes. Let's enjoy this tasty snack!

Course Halloween

Keyword 3 ingredients, chocolate milk, desserts, easy desserts, Halloween, popsicles

Prep Time 5 minutes minutes

Cook Time 5 minutes minutes

Total Time 10 minutes minutes

Servings 6

Calories 359kcal

Ingredients

• ½ gallon Chocolate Milk
• 1 cup Chocolate Chips
• Halloween Sprinkles
• Vegetable or canola oil use your oil cap or 1/2 tbsp

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Instructions

• Pour chocolate milk into popsicle molds. Freeze for at least 2 hours or until popsicles are fully frozen.
• Melt chocolate using the double boiler method. Use a small pot to boil 1-2 inches or water. Once boiling, lower temperature to medium low and place a glass bowl on top of the pot. Add chocolate chips and oil to boil. Use spatula to mix.
• Remove popsicle mold from freezer and run under warm water for 1 minute to slightly loosen the popsicles making them easier to remove from the molds. Place popsicles on parchment paper lined baking sheet. 
• Use a spatula to drizzle chocolate on the top of the popsicles, covering around ⅓ of the way down. Immediately top with sprinkles allowing them to adhere to the chocolate before it hardens.
• Store the popsicles in the freezer until ready to serve.

Notes

If you want to add swirls (chocolate and vanilla) try mixing in vanilla greek yogurt .

Don’t melt the chocolate until the popsicles are fully frozen and ready.

Let the kids decorate these chocolate milk popsicles themselves!

Nutrition

Serving: 1g | Calories: 359kcal | Carbohydrates: 45g | Protein: 10g | Fat: 16g | Saturated Fat: 10g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 1g | Monounsaturated Fat: 3g | Cholesterol: 43mg | Sodium: 196mg | Potassium: 527mg | Fiber: 3g | Sugar: 41g | Vitamin A: 309IU | Vitamin C: 3mg | Calcium: 353mg | Iron: 1mg

Have a spooky Halloween!

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Have you been Boo’d? What do you do now? Here are some fun and easy Halloween You’ve Been Booed Ideas to spread some Halloween fun this season. While this post is sponsored by Crispy Green Crispy Fruit, our love of Halloween, being Boo’d and healthier snacks are our own.

Halloween is time for decorating, trick-or-treating, having fun with family and friends, and BOO-ing! Does your neighborhood BOO each other? Not familiar with being BOO’D? Booing is mysteriously dropping a special treat at the home of a friend or neighbor. It’s a fun way to get in the Halloween spirit and spread a little happiness. Because, let’s be honest, couldn’t everyone use a little extra happiness now-a-days? Especially when it’s delivered right to your front door!

What exactly does it mean if you’ve been BOOED?

You’ve Been Boo’d means that a friend or neighbor made a little Halloween gift bag/basket/box and delivered it to your door without letting you know. So, when you get home from work or school, or when you head out to the get the mail, you are greeted with a surprise Halloween treat.

When should you BOO a neighbor or friend?

You’ve been Boo’d traditionally starts in late September and goes all the way through to Halloween. This fun tradition dates back to the early 1980s here in the United States but now happens all over the world!

How to Boo friend or neighbor

To BOO your friend or neighbor this Halloween season choose a decorated bag, or decorate one with Halloween or fall decor. You can make these or buy them. We found some on Amazon that were super cute and really affordable, so we went the easy route 😉 Our Halloween Boo Set includes 52 pieces of cards and strings with candy box set. This has 48 different design styles, each style comes with 1 paper box, 12 you`been booed double-sided printed tags with “we’ve been booed” printed at back, with colored strings. The box measures 3 x 5.25 x 11.25 inches. They are the perfect size for adding in some sweet treats, Crispy Green Snacks, Halloween pencils and even a little Halloween coloring book.

My daughter likes to BOO everyone. Which, is great, but that’s why I like this set….the box is a little smaller, but there are a lot of them! That means we are able fill more You’ve Been Boo’d boxes and spread more Halloween fun without spending a fortune. Every Boo bag must include a sign that the recipient can hang in the window or door to let everyone know they’ve already been Boo’d. If you don’t get the set I mentioned above, you can make one, but you do need to include that cute sign! That sign let’s other’s know you have been Boo’d, so they can BOO someone else.

The BOO bags should also include some Halloween instructions (which is included in the set we bought, again, I was going for easy!). If you choose to make yours, these are the things that should be included:

• Let them know that they have been Boo’d.
• That they are to choose a friend or two to Boo.
• That they need to include treats, notes and a sign in each bag so that more and more people can be Boo’d.
• Remind them that they should be sneaky when leaving it at their friends’ doors.

If you choose to make your own Halloween Boo Bags/Boxes, here are a few tips:

Consider using a reusable container, think of those cheap dollar plastic pumpkins or that Trick or Treat basket I used or even small Halloween treat bags. This way, each Boo recipient can simply refill the container and pass it along to the next friend. Most stores will have a container that can be used as is. However, if you or the kids are crafty, feel free to get creative and make them even more festive.

Treats Ideas for You’ve Been Boo’d Bags & Baskets

Halloween is filled with lots and lots of candy. So, when it comes to Boo-ing our friends and neighbors, I actually try to limit that. I mean, isn’t everyone’s house going to have more candy than they can possible consume by the end of the month? That’s why our You’ve Been Boo’d Bags have Crispy Green Snacks, Halloween pencils, that fun coloring book, and only a few pieces of candy. Crispy Green Crispy Fruit is 100% fruit. It’s freeze-dried deliciousness that you can feel good about giving your neighbors (and family!) this Halloween season….and beyond! They are the perfect healthy grab n’ go snack for your You’ve Been Boo’d bags. In fact, my daughter takes a bag of Crispy Fruit with her to school every day, it travels better with her than a whole banana…bruises less too 😉

You’ve Been Boo’d Gift Ideas

• Crispy Green Crispy Fruit
• Halloween Pencils
• Small Halloween Coloring Books
• Glow Sticks or Glow Bracelets
• Small Flash Lights
• Halloween/Fall Kitchen Towels – look at the dollar store
• Halloween or Fall-themed candle – look at the dollar store
• Silly String
• Play Dough
• Card Games – you can find these at the dollar store
• Fall Stationary
• Candy treats – just be mindful of allergies

Find Crispy Green Snacks Near You

Booing is a wonderful, neighborly, Halloween tradition. A simple bag or crafted container filled with personalized treats is sure to delight neighbors, bringing them together in this sneaky fall festive game.

Have you ever been Boo’d? Will you be Boo-ing neighbors and friends this Halloween season?

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Disclosure: This post is sponsored by Superfresh Growers®. All opinions are our own.

These apple cheddar quesadillas are the perfect sweet and savory combo. They’re so easy to make and are perfect for a quick snack or to serve alongside a vegetable for dinner.

What I love most about quesadillas is that you really can’t go wrong with the filling. I open the fridge, check out what leftovers are available, and start assembling.

After making ham, cheddar, and Autumn Glory apple empanadas last year and loving them, I knew I had to try that combo in a quesadilla.

But why stop there?! Check out these 6 quesadilla combos featuring Autumn Glory Apples. These quesadillas are so tasty and packed with healthy ingredients.

Autumn Glory apples have a sweet taste with hints of cinnamon and caramel. They work well in sweet and savory dishes so the possibilities are truly endless! Not to mention, these quesadillas are ready in no time making them perfect for busy school nights.

If you want to go the extra mile, stock up on edible markers and have fun creating cool designs with your kids. I’ve been obsessed with Harry Potter for years now! My aunt Leslie recently surprised me with a really fun Hogwarts map stencil that she made using her Cricut. No cricut? Check out some fun premade stencils on Amazon.

Make sure to visit SuperfreshGrowers.com to learn more about Autumn Glory apples and look for them in a grocery store near you.

You can also follow Superfresh Growers on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest and YouTube for year-round delicious ideas.

Commonly Asked Questions About Marauder’s Map Apple Cheddar Quesadillas

Q: What ingredients are needed for Apple Cheddar Quesadillas?
A: You’ll need whole wheat tortillas, thinly sliced apples, and shredded cheddar cheese. We used Autumn Glory apples.

Q: How do you make Apple Cheddar Quesadillas?
A: Place a tortilla in a skillet over medium heat. Top with cheese and apple slices, then cover with a second tortilla. Cook for about 5 minutes on each side, until the cheese is melted.

Q: What type of apples work best for Apple Cheddar Quesadillas?
A: We recommended Autumn Glory apples because of their sweet taste with hints of cinnamon and caramel, but you can use any apple variety you prefer.

Q: Can I add other ingredients to the quesadillas?
A: Yes, you can add extras like sliced ham, turkey, or vegetables to customize your quesadillas.

That’s why we love quesadillas so much. They are customizable and delicious. The best part? They come together fast! Let’s make them, shall we?

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Apple & Cheddar Quesadillas

These apple and cheddar quesadillas are the perfect sweet and savory combo. They're so easy to make and are perfect for a quick snack or to serve alongside a vegetable for dinner.

Course Entree & Main Dishes

Prep Time 5 minutes minutes

Cook Time 10 minutes minutes

Total Time 15 minutes minutes

Servings 1 serving

Author Amanda Keefer

Ingredients

• 2 whole wheat tortillas
• 1/2 Autumn Glory® apple thinly sliced
• 1/4 cup shredded Cheddar cheese

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Instructions

• Add tortilla to skillet over medium heat. Top with 1/2 of cheese and apple slices. Top with remaining cheese and place second tortilla on top.
• Cook 5 minutes, or until cheese begins to melt. Carefully flip quesadilla and cook additional 5 minutes, or until cheese melts completely.
• Remove from heat. Let cool slightly before cutting.

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