The 8-day Jewish holiday of Chanukah is celebrated by lighting an additional candle on the candelabra every night while singing traditional melodic songs.
🕎 In a world that can at times be tumultuous, may the menorah remind us all that light transforms darkness. We wish everyone a wonderful and peaceful holiday season.
Let’s elevate that holiday snack game with these Santa pops made from fruit! These are a great snack activity to get your kids excited for the holidays and boost creativity. Go ho-ho-ho have a merry Christmas!
You’d never guess these Chanukah treats are actually apples! With just some fruit, chocolate, pretzels, and dye-free sprinkles, your kids can transform basic ingredients into festive holiday snacks. Such a fun activity to get your kids into the holiday spirit!
While my kids don’t actually enjoy pumpkin pie, they do love the flavors of this cinnamon infused pumpkin citrus float. The beauty about this drink is it can be made cold in smoothie form or warmed on the stove for a cozy drink to cuddle with under blankets.
Ready to whip up a Halloween dinner for your little monsters? Dive into our monster mash pasta – it’s spooky green, made with pesto, olives, and cheese for a kid-friendly, scary-good meal. No tricks, just treats for your taste buds!
Wrap your taste buds around these ‘Mummylicious’ chocolate-covered strawberries with vegan marshmallows! 👻🍫🍓 No tricks, just treats – perfect for your little monsters!
🍓 When we saw @beautyanddasweetz make a white chocolate rendition of these, we knew we had to give it a try!
Let’s turn regular cupcakes into spooky Halloween cupcakes! I love this tin foil hack because you can turn any cupcake into a themed shape without using fancy tools. Liv made these with me and if a 7 year old can do it, so can you!
Since it’s acceptable to eat chocolate every day during spooky season (it is acceptable, right??), we’ve gone and made a Halloween version of our white chocolate bark. Made with plant-based food color (no artificial colors here!) and the cutest bat molds (linked in stories and on the recipe page on our website), these are cleaner treats I’m happy to give my kids that beat out any Hersheys bar in taste and ingredients.
Let’s celebrate spooky season with this festive snack tray! A great appetizer for Halloween parties or even a fun after-school treat, this board is made with wholesome fruits and veggies, calcium-rich cheese, and our favorite potato crisps for a bit of crunch!
Ready for a fun Halloween-inspired snacktivity? These spooky apple monsters, made with organic apples, natural peanut butter, sunflower seeds, strawberries, and blueberries, are a fun and clean Halloween treat for kids and adults alike. Want to make it nut-free? Just sub in sunflower seed butter for the nut butter 🥜.
Ready for a spooktacular Halloween treat? These chocolate bananas are made with just 3 ingredients and transform simple fruits into spooky ghosts and mummy ghosts.
It’s officially spooky season over here (hello October!!) and we’re kicking it off with these no-bake 5-ingredient Halloween cookies. They’re shockingly simple to make and I promise, you don’t have to be in your Pinterest era to make them.
