Lori Taylor is the Founder & CEO of The Produce Moms. For ten years she sold fresh produce to over 300 grocery stores throughout the United States, and today she is fully focused on working with the produce supply chain, media, and government to increase fresh produce access & consumption in the US and around the globe.
Your family can brighten up the neighborhood with a You’ve Been Booed version from The Produce Moms! A healthier version to the candy filled baskets is always a great alternative.
Mummy Grapes Grab the kids and create these Mummy Grapes by cutting black spider webbing to fit and wrap around the grapes. Then, use a dap of icing to attach the candy eyes.
Frankenstein Grape Cups These Frankenstein cups are fun for the kids to make for their friends. In addition, they are a fun snack for Halloween parties at school! You’ll Need: – Plastic Cups with lid – Halloween Ribbon – Candy Eyes – Sharpie – Spider Rings
Pear & Apple Mummies Pear and Apple Mummies are super simple to make! Here’s what you’ll need: – Mummy Mesh – Candy Eyes or Plastic Eyes First, cut and wrap the fruit with the mummy mesh. You can either tuck or tie the mesh in the back of the fruit or secure with a few toothpicks. Next, attach candy eyes with a dap of icing on the back, or you can use plastic googly eyes.
Orange Pumpkins Simply grab a food marker and allow the kids to draw faces on mandarin oranges. Plus, these are also great for putting in the kids school lunches all October long or having them on the counter for an after school snack.
Vampire Bananas Vampire Bananas are quick and easy to put together! You’ll need: – Vampire Teeth – Candy Eyes or Plastic Eyes – Food Marker
Kiwi Bats How cute are these kiwi bats? Plus, they are very easy to put together. You can either use black construction paper to draw and cut out the bat wings, or you can order them here. Simply attach the bat wings with Edible Glue or toothpicks. To attach the candy eyes, use a small dab of icing to stick to the kiwi.