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Healthy Eating
Posted on Wednesday, October 31, 2012 by MeganLibrarian
Healthy Halloween Treats
Halloween is traditionally a time when a lot of us overdose on sugar, fat and artificial color-laden candy. Would you like to have a healthier experience for your family this year – without anyone’s feeling deprived? Take a look at Healthy Halloween Treats by Dr. Ritamarie Loscalzo. You will find recipes for lots of fun foods such as Chocolate Spiders, Banana Ghosts and Blood Punch, and many other treats that you will be able to enjoy without guilt.
You might also look at some of these recipes on-line from Family Fun:
Hungry goblins will love getting their hands on these crunchy carrot snacks.
Our healthy, fruity version of a jack-o'-lantern is a great Halloween party treat.
View more healthy recipes for Halloween at:
15 Hauntingly Healthy Halloween Snacks
