Apple Monsters

By Natalie Mewing

These gluten-free, dairy-free and vegetarian Apple Monsters make the best Halloween snacks, as they are simple to make (so the kids can get involved) and are healthy too. Plus, they look great!

Apple Monsters

Rating
 1 green apple
 1 Jar Mayver’s Extra Crunchy Peanut Butter
 6 Cashew nuts
 Candy eyes (for decoration)
1

Slice apple into 12 wedges (6 pairs), and split cashew nuts in half, lengthways.

2

Spread Mayver’s peanut butter on bottom wedges of each pair and arrange split cashew nuts on top to look like fangs. Spread peanut butter on top wedge and place onto bottom wedge to look like a mouth.

3

Use a very small amount of peanut butter to stick candy eyes onto the top wedge.

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Ingredients

 1 green apple
 1 Jar Mayver’s Extra Crunchy Peanut Butter
 6 Cashew nuts
 Candy eyes (for decoration)

Directions

1

Slice apple into 12 wedges (6 pairs), and split cashew nuts in half, lengthways.

2

Spread Mayver’s peanut butter on bottom wedges of each pair and arrange split cashew nuts on top to look like fangs. Spread peanut butter on top wedge and place onto bottom wedge to look like a mouth.

3

Use a very small amount of peanut butter to stick candy eyes onto the top wedge.

Apple Monsters
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Apple Monsters - Best Halloween Snacks
Gluten-Free Apple Monsters

These gluten-free, dairy-free and vegetarian Apple Monsters make the best Halloween snacks, as they are simple to make (so the kids can get involved) and are healthy too. Plus, they look great!

Type: Snack

Cuisine: American

Keywords: Best Halloween Snacks,

Recipe Yield: 6

Preparation Time: 20

Recipe Ingredients:

Editor's Rating:
10


source https://www.bestdesserts.co/gluten-free-apple-monsters-best-halloween-snacks/

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