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A fun collection of candy corn colored snacks and treats is perfect for all your Halloween parties.
This Halloween Snacks Board is the perfect thing for all you candy corn lovers and Halloween fans out there!
Each year I try to come up with some fun new treats to serve at my Halloween party. Since I love a good snack board, I decided a candy corn themed snack board would be perfect
How to make a Halloween Snacks Board
This snack board was so fun to put together. I basically wandered the aisles of the grocery store looking for any white, orange and yellow snacks I could find along with any candy corn treat. The only other thing you need is something to put it all on.
I bought the majority of my treats at Trader Joes but a few came from Winco. It’s harder than you might think to find yellow snacks, bananas just don’t hold up on a snack board so those were out. I managed to find a few “yellowish” snacks but I think they are really more light orange. Be sure and check the holiday food aisle, as well as the regular snack aisle and the bulk bins.
Halloween Snacks Ideas
White Snacks
- Yogurt covered pretzels
- Popcorn
- Marshmallows
- Specialty Potato Chips (Trader Joes)
Yellow Snacks
- Maple Popcorn (Trader Joes) or could use caramel corn
- Potato Chips
- Mango Gummy Candy (Trader Joes)
- Dehydrated Mango (Trader Joes)
- Cheese Bites (Trader Joes)
Orange Snacks
Mandarin Oranges (I ended up not putting these on the board because I didn’t like the way they looked)
- Cheese Puffs
- Goldfish Crackers
- Dried Tangerine Slices (Trader Joes)
- Pumpkin Cookies (Trader Joes)
Candy Corn Snacks
- Candy Corn (I like Brach’s brand the best)
- Gummy Candy Corn (bulk bins at Winco)
- Candy Corn M & M’s (found at Target)
- Candy Corn Popcorn (Trader Joes)
I used a large round charcuterie board I have but you could use a large cookie sheet or any flat surface you have. Cutting boards work great, or you could even put it directly on the table. Add a few of the treats into bowls will give some height to the board.
I began by adding all the white snacks, and then the yellow , the orange and finally the candy corn snacks.
I love to let the snacks fall off the board onto the table, the messier the better as far as I’m concerned! Even your non candy corn lovers are going to love it!
If you come up with any other fun white, yellow or orange snack ideas, let me know!
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