It’s nearly time to hang up the cobwebs, dust off the witch’s hat and spook up the kids’ lunch boxes!
A ghost-shaped sanga is one of the easiest ways to inject a bit of Halloween excitement into the kids’ lunch. Just cut the bread into a ghost shape, fill it with their favourite sandwich fillings and use olives, cherry tomatoes or berries for the eyes.
For those with a sense of humour, wrap gauze around fruit, add googly eyes and voila – a boo crew ready for lunchtime wickedness.
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A simple twist in packaging takes a snack from average to spooky in no time. Swap the traditional plastic zip lock bag for a food service (non-latex) glove. Fill with your snack of choice and tie with some festive orange ribbon.
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It might not be a pumpkin, but it’s sure to put a smile on your kids’ faces when they see these faces on their fruit cups!
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It might be cheesy, but we love these bite sized monsters made from Babybel mini cheeses. Unwrap the cheese, remove the middle wax strip and then use a knife to carefully cut out some terrifying faces. For the googly eyes, be sure to only use non-toxic kids PVA glue.
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For the mad scientists, this healthy Halloween snack is BOOtiful! Just cut a zigzag hairline into a kiwi fruit and then peel the skin down from the zigzag line. A great addition to any lunch box or after school bite.
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Three ingredients and you have yourself a tasty treat that will fly out of the lunchbox!
To make witches broomsticks, just slice string cheese fingers into thirds. Use a knife or scissors to cut a fringe pattern on the lower half of the cheese. Insert a pretzel stick into the cheese, making the broomstick and tie a chive around the top.
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