Boo-Nanas

Make snack time scary with these Boo-nanas.  They are a fun and spooky Halloween treat recipe!

Ghosts and goblins and bananas, oh my!  Wait, bananas?!  Yep!  You read that right.

These Boo-nanas turn ordinary bananas into fun Halloween treats that kids (and kids at heart) will love!

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They are easy to make and only require three simple ingredients.  Plus, they taste, oh so goooooood!

More Halloween Snacks You Might Like

If you’re looking for more fun Halloween party snacks, I’ve got a lot of great ideas here.  Here are some of my all-time favorite Halloween snack recipes:

• Halloween Taco Dip
• Pumpkin Pretzel Bites
• Mummy Donut Bites
• Oreo Cookie Eye Balls

Looking for more?  Check out all of the Halloween Party Food on It Is a Keeper.

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Boo-Nana Snacks

Prep Time30 mins

Total Time30 mins

Course: Snack

Servings: 8

Author: Christina Hitchcock

Ingredients

• 2 bananas
• 2 cup blocks of White Candy Quick - or 1 of white chocolate
• 8 mini chocolate chips

Instructions

• Peel bananas and slice in half cross wise, then slice each section in half length-wise.
• Melt chocolate according to the package directions.
• Dip each banana piece in the chocolate, making sure to completely cover the banana.
• Place two mini chocolate chips on each ghost where the eyes would be.
• Refrigerate for 10 minutes to set the chocolate.

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