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September 25, 2015

Bat Halloween Treats

One of my favorite holidays is definitely Halloween. Over at The Melrose Family, I have a tendency to create fun snacks for kids from manufactured snacks because my daughter’s school does not allow homemade treats because of allergies. This year I created these adorable Bat Halloween Treats using minimal supplies to make the perfect goody bag gift.

Bat-Halloween-Treats

For your supplies you’ll need:

Chocolate Pudding Cups,  Foam Bats {I found mine at Hobby Lobby},  Googly eyes,  Gold Glitter, yardstick cut into triangles for small teeth and hot glue.Bat Halloween Treat Supplies
In order for the bats to sit properly on the pudding cup, you’ll want to trim the feet off of the foam bats. Press the foam bat against the pudding cup so that you can see the ears from above the cup. When you press the foam against the cup it should leave a small indentation. Place hot glue across this indentation and hot glue it to the pudding cup. On the front of the cup hot glue the eyes and teeth.

Bat Halloween Treats supplies altered
It’s seriously that simple. I banged out 12 of these in a about ten minutes. I like using the pudding cups to create these because parents know exactly what they’re getting. It says right on the top of the label that these are pudding cups so if there is a concern about the ingredients, parents can make their own educated decisions.

Bat Halloween Treat
I have a carving party planned and these will definitely be making an appearance. I’ll also be creating some of these fabulous Halloween Desserts because you can never have enough cute Halloween desserts in one place.

Bat Halloween Treats for Carving Party

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Jenny Melrose is a former inner city school district teacher that “retired” in 2015 to focus on her family and her growing business. She is a born and raised New Yorker now living in North Carolina just outside of Charlotte loving the people and all the area has to offer. Come stop by The Melrose Family so that she can share inspiration from her family to yours with quick and easy recipes and projects for busy parents.

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I can’t get over the cuteness of these treats, Jenny!  I love how simple they are too!  Thanks SO much for being our guest today!

Filed Under: Contributor Posts, Desserts, Halloween Extravaganza, Kids' Stuff, Uncategorized

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  1. Jodie Fitz says

    October 1, 2015 at 2:12 pm

    CUTE! Found you at Lovely Little Link Party at Bloom Designs
  2. Darlene Nemeth says

    October 2, 2015 at 1:47 pm

    Ah. So stinking cute. I have to make some of these to put in my granddaughters lunches. Thanks for sharing. Pinning. Best wishes, Darlene
  3. Noa Ambar Regev says

    October 11, 2015 at 7:15 am

    So cute! great Halloween party decorated snack :) (pinned!)

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