How To Make Spooky Strawberries
I can’t believe Halloween is upon us again. When i think back to last year, man did we have a lot going on, and only a baby… and now… well now Hazel is one and we’re planning on taking her out Trick or Treating as well. To be honest, I love halloween. I love watching pretend scary movies (hello Hocus Pocus), dressing up, carving pumpkins and going out door to door. I am not so much a fan of the actual scary movies (no thank you Jason), but Clint is, so the television is all his tonight to watch something terrifying.
I also love getting into the spirit. It’s just so much fun! I can’t wait to help get the girls ready. Have you guys started picking out costumes? Hazel we decided on being a Flamingo, and the girls are still undecided although I did hear that they would like to be vampires again like they were last year… so maybe?
Plus with Halloween comes candy… but not just after the trick or treating… not in our house! We celebrate all month long with special treats… and the trick to mine is that it’s only half treat… and mostly fruit! So I would say it’s a win-win… right? I decided on teaching How to Make Spooky Strawberries since they are delicious and easy. SO easy in fact the kids can participate and get in the fun. Nothing says celebrate like coming together and creating an amazing dish. But I’m not just stopping there! NO, my #FoodieMamas are back this month with some GREAT halloween inspired recipes that will have you asking for more treats… and not so many tricks!
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These taste treats pack a spooky punch with delicious white chocolate and mini chocolate chips. You could always swap the chips, and use a black frosting pen for the eyes and mouth.
Ingredients
- 4oz of white chocolate
- 10 strawberries, medium sized
- mini chocolate chips.
Instructions
- Melt chocolate in microwave. I added it all to a bowl, heated for 15 seconds and stirred. I continued that process until the chocolate was warm.
- Dip strawberry into chocolate.
- Add mini chocolate chips as eyes and mouth for ghost.
- Let cool in the fridge before serving.
Notes
Do not melt your chocolate with milk. When I was trying this out, I originally thinned the chocolate out with milk which resulted in me double dipping them to get the coating colour desired. And honestly, they didn’t look as good.
Keywords: halloween, strawberry, white chocolate, dessert, snack, kid friendly
An easy way to pass a saturday afternoon or after school… and perfect as a snack. These spooky strawberries were ridiculously fun to create… and even better to devour!
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What are your favourite halloween treats… or tricks?
The spooky strawberries are pretty cool BUT that peanut butter cookie skillet wowwwwww <3
What a cute idea! So many Halloween treats are dessert or sugar focused, I love that this incorporates fruit!
These treats ate amaxing and would look great at any party.
I am not a Halloween fan, but these look really cool for people that do celebrate it.
What a cute idea and even works as a way for kids to get some fruit!