21 Easy Homemade Healthy(ish) Halloween Snacks

Directions

1. Form rice into spooky sushi balls, stuffing them with whatever fillings your little monster prefers.
2. Assemble monster-shaped sandwiches with deli meat and your choice of fillings.
3. Press Halloween cookie cutters into cheese and crackers to create eerie shapes.
4. Prepare Halloween yogurt bark using non-dairy yogurt, fresh fruit, and DIY googly eyes.
5. Mold pizza dough into cheesy breadstick bones and pair with ketchup or marinara 'blood' for dipping.
6. Carve apple slices into frightful shapes.
7. Whip up a witchy guacamole dip and serve alongside fresh veggies.
8. Dip banana shapes into vanilla yogurt to create ghostly boo-nana popsicles, or transform them into mummies with peanut butter, caramel, or nut butter and coconut sugar.
9. Spread peanut butter or cream cheese on crackers, then top with sliced and whole almonds to form hooting owls.
10. Layer banana, cantaloupe, and pineapple slices to mimic candy corn.
11. Assemble spider sandwiches with your child's preferred filling, then add pretzel legs and raisin eyes.
12. Peel clementines and dress them up as tiny pumpkins.
13. Shape pizza dough into wicked witch fingers, using almond slices as nails and knotting the dough for knobby knuckles; serve with tomato or pesto dip.
14. Cut sliced cheese and bread with Halloween cookie cutters, or top an open sandwich with themed cheese shapes.
15. Carve a watermelon into a walking zombie face.
16. Create tombstone toasts by grilling cheese on bread, inscribing 'RIP' with ketchup, and serving with tomato soup.
17. Twist string cheese and matchstick carrots into cheesy broomstick bites.
18. Craft apple monsters with frozen yogurt, mini chocolate chip eyes, apple slices for mouths, and almond slivers as jagged teeth.
19. Color rice with carrot juice to form Jack O'Lanterns, using nori sheets for the faces.
20. Make deviled eggs into creepy spiders.
21. Bake sweet potato fries with pumpkin spice and cut into fun Halloween shapes.