Halloween 👻🎃🕷️

A fun, playful, and PKU-friendly snack board that delights both kids and adults. Perfect for Halloween parties, celebrations, or just for fun 🧡

👻 What you’ll find on the plate:

🥝 Kiwi Frankenstein decorated with chocolate and crunchy PKU-friendly breadsticks

🍌🍫 Banana Ghosts decorated with chocolate

🍎🍓 Apple Monsters with strawberry tongues→ Teeth are made from low-protein crackers

🍊🎃 Mini Pumpkins – mandarins with celery sticks

🥨 Sesame crackers in Halloween shapes→ made from Balviten puff pastry

🕷️ Spiders→ eyes from black olives→ Schär crackers filled with Violife vegan cream cheese→ legs made from crunchy sticks

💡 Tip: You can freely swap individual elements depending on the season, available fruit, or your child’s preferences. There are no limits to imagination 👻✨

🧟‍♂️🥑 Guacamole Frankenstein

A fun Halloween snack board made from guacamole, vegetables, and nachos. Quick to prepare, visually impressive, and perfect for both kids and adults 🎃

Nachos are made from PKU-friendly tortillas (brand Amino).

🥑 Guacamole – Ingredients

🥑 1 ripe avocado,

🍅 2 cherry tomatoes,

🧅 1/3 shallot

🍋 Juice of ½ lime or lemon

🧂 a pinch of salt

🌶️ Optional: fresh coriander and chili

👀🧟‍♂️ Frankenstein decoration

• eyes made from radishes and olives

• hair from red cabbage

• nose from the end of a cucumber

• mouth from sliced red cabbage

  
  

💡 Tip: You can build this snack board from any vegetables you have at home.

The more colors, the better the wow effect 👻✨

👉 The full nachos and guacamole recipe can be found in a separate blog post.

🧛‍♂️ Pancake Dracula

This playful pancake Dracula is a great idea for a creative Halloween snack for kids and adults 🖤

🥞 The base is an American pancake

👀 eyes made from blueberries 🍎“fangs” , eyebrows and smile made from apple slices

🩸 the “bloody effect” is created with jam

👉 The American pancake recipe is available separately on the blog –this post serves as inspiration on how to turn ordinary pancakes into a Halloween treat.

There are no limits to creativity – every Dracula can look completely different

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🎃🍩 Halloween Donuts – Sweet Little Monsters

These PKU-friendly donuts prove that low-protein baking can be playful, creative, and totally Halloween-ready 🧡🖤

🍫 Decorated with:

PKU-friendly white chocolate colored with food coloring,

🍫 vegan milk chocolate,

👀 sugar eyes,

and chocolate sprinkles that make perfect Frankenstein hair.

Each donut has its own personality – from happy little monsters to a slightly tired Frankenstein 😅👻

Exactly the kind of dessert that lights up any Halloween snack board.

🎨 No limits to imagination – all you need is chocolate, colors, sprinkles, and the joy of playing 🍩👻👉 The donut recipe is available in a separate blog post.

🎃🕸️ Hokkaido Pumpkin Soup – Halloween Edition

Even an ordinary soup can look like a little piece of art ✨

This Hokkaido pumpkin soup is decorated with a vegan cream spider-web pattern. Garlic sprouts 🌱 add an elegant Halloween touch 🕸️🖤

Minimal decoration, but maximum wow effect – perfect for an autumn table, Halloween dinner, or festive serving 🎃🍂

💡 Tip: To create the spider-web effect, simply drizzle cream in a circles on top of the soup and use a skewer or toothpick to pull lines outward.

👉 The full Hokkaido pumpkin soup recipe can be found in a separate blog post.