Healthy Treats for Halloween

RE: Healthy Treats for Halloween Post By Lindsay. (Guest Post) (10/24/2007) Several great ideas, I love the idea of giving kids either something to do such as coloring or little games or possibly money. But one thing to keep in mind is anything with nuts or peanut butter could pose an allergy risk in many kids. It may be best to avoid tree nut products. RE: Healthy Treats for Halloween Post By nutrition 1 (Guest Post) (10/17/2005) you could try apples dipped in honey or fat-free caramel mix; pumpkin seeds RE: Healthy Treats for Halloween Post by Catalinita (7) | (02/03/2005) Contact I gave out small packages of cocoa/hot chocolate one year and the kids remembered and asked for them again the next year when I has something else . A friend of mine gives out toothbrushes ! RE: Healthy Treats for Halloween Post by badwater (635) | (02/03/2005) Contact ~sugar free packs of Kool-Aid ~coins ~string cheese ~tubs of Crystal Light ~colored pencils ~pages you printed off for them to color RE: Healthy Treats for Halloween Post By (Guest Post) (10/18/2004) How about the coupons for Frosty's at Wendy's. They are a dessert but kids can always use extra calcium. You can get 10 for a dollar. RE: Healthy Treats for Halloween Post by Suzanne S. (193) | (08/26/2004) Contact Try the packets of crackers with peanut butter that you put in lunchboxes. Or the pretzel sticks to dip in cheese. Fruit cups are another great idea they come already individually wrapped as well. Good luck! And have a very Happy Halloween. RE: Healthy Treats for Halloween Post by raisnboys (1) | (10/04/2002) Contact A healthy treat to give kids at school parties might be the new individual packs of the different flavors of 'Chex Morning Mix'. There are a variety of flavors to satisfy the tastes of many ages. Cindee, Rapid City, South Dakota healthy halloween snacks request Post by admin2 (353) | (11/30/2000) Contact In response to the healthy halloween snacks request, I am offering the following suggestions to hand out to trick-or-treaters: * - Raisins (individual serving packages) * - Peanuts (individual serving packages) * - Pop tarts * - Juice boxes (100% juice of course) * - Microwave popcorn * - Cereal bars Beth Dollar Store Post by admin2 (353) | (11/30/2000) Contact Combs * Pencils * Erasers * Colored Pens or Pencils * Coloring Books * Pony Tail Holders * Brightly Colored Paper Clips A trip to the Dollar Store or to Walmart or an office supply store can be inspirational. Look for items packaged in larger quantity to get thriftier deals. Lynn - West of Eugene, Oregon USA Halloween treats Post by admin2 (353) | (11/30/2000) Contact Marianne's request for healthy Halloween treats that meet the sealed package criteria makes me think of yogurt-covered raisins! They come in small pckgs just like many candies. Or sugar-free gum - it tastes good these days. Tommye Two healthy treats Post by admin2 (353) | (11/30/2000) Contact Two healthy halloween treats come to mind. Pepperidge Farm Goldfish crackers come in individually wrapped packages (about 2 oz. ea). Also some companies have individually wrapped pretzel packages. The kids love them and they make a great snack in the lunch box. Hope this helps. Karen and Amy - Charlotte, NC A nickel or some pennies Post by admin2 (353) | (11/30/2000) Contact To the lady wanting treat ideas, instead of giving candy etc, give them a nickel or some pennies. Tell them to put them in their piggy banks and that will teach them the art of saving instead of taking all the time. Mary Mary