This collection of eleven fruit based Halloween treats is sure to provide something that you can serve to your family to help them to eat more fruit. Making a point to find Halloween treats that are made with fruit may seem like a strange idea, but there has to be some sort of balance, right? I mean, the kids can’t live on candy. Mine would be willing to give it a try, through. In the interest of encouraging the consumption of more fruit, I’ve collected some creative Halloween treat ideas that are fruit based. I will be the first to admit that most of these treats are not what most people would consider to be a “healthy” treat, but they are made from fruit, so that has to count for something. I hope it does. At least, the kids are eating fruit and candy. That makes me feel a little better. Read on, and let us know what you think about these fruit based Halloween treats that we’ve collected for you.
Orange Jack-o-lantern
Jack-o-lanterns are usually orange. What makes this orange jack-o-lantern unique is that he’s made from an orange. It’s a cute way to encourage your kids to eat fruit on Halloween instead of candy. It works with my kids.
Easy DIY Caramel Apples
This Halloween why not make some tasty and easy DIY caramel apples? They make a wonderful Autumn and Halloween treat and are just as simple to prepare as their red candied cousins.
Easy Candy Apples
This recipe makes the best candied applies. If you have always wanted to know how to make candy apples on a stick, this is for you!
Strawberry Ghosts
These strawberry ghosts are a fun and delicious Halloween treat. These are basically white chocolate covered strawberries that look like little spooky ghosts! They are super quick to make especially if you engage your little helpers!
Chocolate Covered Apple Slices
These semi-sweet chocolate covered apple slices with white chocolate drizzle are delicious and easy to make! You can be creative as much as you want and make any design you like for your next Halloween party.
Banana Monster Pops
Looking for a great, unique treat for Halloween? I’ve got you covered with these easy to make Banana Monster Pops! What could be better than a chocolate covered banana pop, rolled in toasted coconut with a delicious sweetened cream cheese dip? And even better… you’re done in under 30 minutes. Your little monsters are gonna love this!
Easy Halloween Chocolate Covered Strawberries
These easy Halloween Chocolate Covered Strawberries are fun, festive, fresh, and absolutely delicious!
Pumpkin Fruit Cups
These pumpkin fruit cups do not contain pumpkin, but they are decorated to look like a pumpkin. These are a great treat to pack in a school lunch or serve at a children’s party.
Easy Candy Corn Fruit Parfaits
If you are trying hard to watch what you eat, but still want a sweet treat, these candy corn fruit parfaits are the perfect answer! There is no need to sacrifice. Since these parfaits are made using fruits and a small bit of whip you can enjoy your treat without all that heavy sugar and without any guilt!
Strawberry and Chocolate Fudge Mice
This Halloween treat is delicious, easy to make, and super cute, although scary when cut in half.
Halloween Caramel Apples
These Halloween caramel apples are coated in caramel, nuts, and chocolate candy melts to create a colorful and tasty Haloween treat.
What do you think of our collection of Halloween treats that are made with fruit? Do any of them seem like something that you, or your family, would enjoy? What do you think is your favorite? Let us know by leaving a comment below.
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I love all of these! They are so fun! I can’t wait to make some of these goodies for Halloween. My neighbor friends will love them.
Katie, Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. I know what you mean about all of these being so fun. I can’t decide which ones are going to make an appearance in my house on Halloween.
These fruit-based Halloween treats are such cool ideas! I think my favorite is the orange. I read your post on how to make it and had a good laugh. It was so funny reading about the confiscated orange, the celery stem, etc.
Angie, I love all of these different fruit based treats, too, but I think your choice is probably the healthiest. The members of my family are always circling when there’s food involved. Over the years, I have snapped photos of cookies that are being stolen, and casseroles with servings removed before I can take a picture. They’re a hungry bunch, but as my mother always said about food, “I make it to eat.” I suppose I shouldn’t complain.
There are so many great ideas and recipes, impossible to choose just one or even two.
Mikayla, I am having the same problem. Trying to choose one or two for Halloween is difficult. Thanks for taking the time to leave us a comment. We really appreciate it.
What an awesome roundup! It’s great to have a few fruit snacks for Halloween along with all the candy, cake and cookies. The ghost strawberries are adorable!
Amy, Thanks for leaving a comment. I love the ghost strawberries, too, but I also love the chocolate fudge mice with the strawberry centers. I think they look creepy when you bite them in half.
Ok, it’s official! The strawberry ghosts is my favorite halloween dessert! What a creative idea and it will “spook” kids into eating strawberries
Thanks so much for your comment. Those strawberry ghosts are adorable. I agree that it will “spook” kids into eating strawberries, but Bus Boy and Sue Chef adore strawberries. Only Food Critic requires encouragement.
All these treats are amazing and it’s hard to pick a favorite
Linda, Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. I really appreciate it. I know what you mean about picking a favorite. My family keeps changing their minds about what they want for Halloween. Today, they are wanting the chocolate dipped apple mummies.
Just made the apple slices and ghost berries for a harvest party! Everyone loves them!
Briana, Those are two of our favorites, too. I’m glad you liked them. Thank you for letting us know. We really appreciate it.
These are great ideas!
Nicole, thank you for letting us know that you liked these ideas. It helps us to plan future posts when we know what our readers enjoy.
I love all these ideas for halloween! There are so many good options — I’ll definitely be making a few of these this year!
Chenee, I ‘m so happy that you found ideas that you enjoy. Thank you for your comment.
Such a fun Halloween party ideas. I already see some that my son would enjoy. Thanks for sharing all these wonderful recipes.
Natalie, so glad we could help you find ideas. I hope your son loves whatever you make for him. Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment.
All these treats look fun and awesome! Great ideas Patty! The kids are gonna be satisfied!
Farukh, Halloween is a time of year where everyone in our house gets to act like a kid. Bakers Man is already lobbying for his favorite treat. Thank you for the comment.