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These easy Halloween Yogurt Cups are a 5-minute snack idea that the kids cannot resist! Create spooky spider webs and festive pumpkin patches that are perfect for Halloween celebrations, school parties, or other fall gatherings.

A close up of Halloween yogurt pots sitting on a dark work top

 

If you’re like me, then you’re always on the lookout for easy-to-make kid-friendly snacks that you can share in the school classroom. Between my 3 boys, it seems like there is constantly a new party or function that needs food — especially around the holidays!

A side shot of Halloween yogurt pots topped with spider web shapes and pumpkin candy

The key ingredient for these Halloween Yogurt Cups is Horizon’s Chocolate Snack Grahams. They’re made with organic whole wheat, they come in fun shapes, and best of all: the kids (and adults) LOVE them!

An overhead shot of chocolate cookies used to make yogurt pots

I used the round chocolate grahams to create spiders for my Spider Web Yogurt Cups. Just squeeze a little bit of black cake frosting onto the back of some candy eyes. The frosting acts as glue to adhere the eyes to the flat side of the graham cracker.

An overhead shot of halloween cookies used to make yogurt pots

Then just fill a small cup or bowl with yogurt (we like Horizon’s Organic Vanilla Yogurt), and use a tube of black cake decorating gel to draw the web on top. Add one of your spiders and the cup is ready. Seriously — this doesn’t take more than 5 minutes!

If you want to get really fancy, you can add 8 legs to your spider with the decorating gel or with small pieces of black licorice, but I chose to keep it simple and quick (because that’s how I roll).

A close up of halloween yogurt cups made into a spider web shape

If you have any extra chocolate grahams or little spider friends, serve them in a separate cup. The kids love them on their own, too!

A close up of Halloween yogurt cups with little halloween cookies on the top

But I’m not even done yet! I also used the chocolate grahams to make the dirt for my Pumpkin Patch Yogurt Cups.

Add a handful or two of grahams to a zip-top plastic bag. Press out the air, seal the bag, and crush the crackers with a rolling pin or other similar object.

By the way, the kids love to help with this part!

A photo of chocolate cookies and a rolling pin on a wooden surface used for making halloween yogurt cups

Sprinkle the “dirt” on top of a cup of yogurt, top with a few candy pumpkins, and use a tube of green cake frosting to draw vines in your patch. Again, this doesn’t take more than 5 minutes!

A close up of halloween yogurt cups in orange and black striped cups

So even if you’re crunched for time (or not particularly artistic), YOU can pull off these fun Halloween Yogurt Cups that are sure to please your hungry little goblins this season!

 

If you’re looking for even more fun ways to enjoy Horizon’s delicious snacks, be sure to sign up for the Horizon Newsletter or follow the brand on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest. Have a wonderful and safe Halloween, friends!

This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Horizon Organic. The opinions and text are all mine.

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Hey, I’m Blair!

Welcome to my farmhouse kitchen in the foothills of Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains. Inspired by local traditions and seasonal fare, you’ll find plenty of easy, comforting recipes that bring your family together around the table. It’s down-home, country-style cooking!

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