Monster Cheese Snacks

Get your spook on with these fun Cheesey Monster Snacks.  They are an easy (and healthy) Halloween treat!

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With so many sugary sweets and treats, it’s good to have a few healthy Halloween treat options up your sleeve.

These Cheesey Monster Snacks are a fun way to trick out your kid’s lunch box or add a little spook to your next Halloween party.

They are easy to make and only require a paring knife, some google eyes and a few dabs on non-toxic glue.  And, with a little creativity, the possibilities are endless!

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Here’s how to make these Halloween Treats:

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Cheesy Monster Snacks

Get your spook on with these fun Monster Cheese Snacks. They are an easy (and healthy) Halloween treat! Get the instructions for how to make them here.

Prep Time15 mins

Total Time15 mins

Course: Snack

Cuisine: American

Keyword: appetizer, cheese, halloween

Servings: 12

Author: Christina Hitchcock

Ingredients

• Baby Bell cheese wheels
• Googly eyes

Instructions

• Use a small, sharp knife to cut out assorted spooky mouth shapes.
• Be careful to only cut through the waxy exterior and not into the cheese.
• Use the tip of the knife to pry up the wax cut out.
• Use a non-toxic glue to adhere the googly eyes to the wax exterior.

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