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October 14, 2009

Snack-o'-Lantern Fruit Cups

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These jack-o'-lantern fruit cups are a healthy fun snack for Halloween!Snack O' Lantern Fruit Cups

When I saw this recipe in a magazine at my mom's house, I knew it would be perfect for our annual pumpkin carving party. Since I already had a few desserts planned, I needed something healthier - like fruit! These were fun and easy to carve. But, I think it was even more fun to hear everyone's reaction to them at the party! It was a nice addition to the spread of food, and each one was a perfect single portion.

You can hollow out and carve the oranges a day ahead of time, as long as you keep them refrigerated.  Do not fill them with the fruit salad until shortly before serving (up to 2 hours before).

You must admit, these are really cute, right?

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Snack-o'-Lantern Fruit Cups

These jack-o'-lantern fruit cups are a healthy fun snack for Halloween!
Prep Time30 mins
Total Time30 mins
Course: Appetizer, Fruit
Cuisine: American, Halloween
Keyword: fruit snack, halloween fruit snack, halloween snack, kids snack, pumpkin snack
Author: Nikki Gladd

Ingredients

  • oranges
  • cut up fruit

Instructions

  • Slice top off the navel orange. Run a knife around its interior to hollow it out.
  • Scoop out the orange segments and reserve for filling. Carve pumpkin face on one side of the orange. Repeat for other oranges.
  • Use a paper towel to gently soak up any remaining juice inside the oranges. Dice up desired fruit, including the reserved orange segments and fill each cup. Set the lid back on top and serve.
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