Halloween: Healthy Party Snack Ideas

Have a healthy Halloween Party! Image: gamene/Flickr It's Halloween party time and if you're looking for something great to send in for the class party, you've come to the right place. You could go with orange-frosted cupcakes or chocolate chip cookies, but why not try something a little bit healthier and a lot more fun? Here are ten ideas for Halloween party snacks that are so tasty the kids won't care that they are good for them.

Black Bean Cat Crudites - Get the party started with this healthy vegetable and black bean arrangement. Even the most veggie-avoiding kid in the world will want a piece of this!

Melon Brain - Turn an ordinary round watermelon into an artistic display of exposed brains. Sound complicated? It's not. Just peel a small, round watermelon and carve up some brains.

Spooky Jello Jigglers - Who doesn't love Jell-o? Use Halloween cookie cutters to create holiday-themed snacks in orange and black. Yes, you can make black jello!

Agave Popcorn Balls - With no no refined sugar, butter, or artificial ingredients, these popcorn balls are flavored with agave nectar and almond butter.

Edible Eyeballs - What's that staring up at me from my plate? Sliced carrots, cream cheese and olives come together in this creepy delicious snack.

Frozen Blood Yogurt Popsicle - These yogurt and fruit Popsicles are low in sugar and easy to make.

Orange Jack-o-Lanterns - Oranges, yogurt, Jell-o and raisins are all you need to create this healthy and fun snack.

Ants on a Log - What better time to serve up a pile of ants than on Halloween? This one is so easy to make, the kids can do it.

Ghost Sticks - Pretzels with just a touch of white chocolate are salty with just the right amount of sweet.

Orange Halloween Punch - Skip the soda and serve them this delicious frothy orange concoction instead.