Halloween Spooky Spider Snacks (Fun for the Kids to Make)
"A very quick to make nutritious halloween snack (healthy relative to most halloween goodies). Kids will have fun making them."
photo by gailanng
- Ready In:
- 10mins
- Ingredients:
- 5
- Serves:
-
24
ingredients
- 118.29 ml creamy peanut butter, plus
- 14.79 ml creamy peanut butter
- 48 butter flavored crackers (Ritz)
- 118.29 ml chow mein noodles
- 59.14 ml raisins
directions
- Spread 1 tsp peanut butter on the tops of 24 crackers.
- Place three noodles on each side of cracker to look like three legs on each side (I know - not anatomically correct).
- Top with remaining crackers.
- Place small dot of peanut butter on two raisins per cracker and stick the raisins on the crackers to look like eyes.
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Reviews
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G'babe made and this cracks me up, but I have a huge staff...a bird, a dog, 3 kids, 3 g'babes and one husband. ...forgot, two aging parents, 2 in-law kids and... -
We did these with our Joey Scout group (6-7 year olds) for Halloween - very quick and easy, the kids liked the taste and the spooky icky factor. Great idea thanks!
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This was so fun and easy for me to make! -
We used this for our preschoolers and it not only tasted great but they could do most of the constructing of the spider. Tasty, easy, inexpensive for a lot of kids. Great idea!!!
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