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- 3. Most kids are so focused on collecting candy, they forget to stay hydrated. Giving out mini BLANK bottles on Halloween can help thirsty kids and parents
- 4. Count BLANK is the sugary, chocolatey cereal with a vampire mascot
- 5. What are the edible, crunchy parts of the pumpkin that provides protein and healthy fats. After removing them from the pumpkin, you can roast them in the oven.
- 9. This whole-grain, air-popped, crunchy snack is a good treat to give out instead of candy
- 12. These little round, non-chocolate, rainbow-colored candies, are the most popular candy given out on Halloween
- 14. This big, round, leafy vegetable, was used for pranks on Mischief Night. Despite their fresh, bright green or purple color, they smell rotten when left to spoil.
- 15. If you spend all afternoon trick-or-treating you will definitely complete more than the recommended 60 minutes of BLANK each day
- 16. Use an English muffin, marinara sauce, carefully placed pieces of string cheese, and olives to make a creepy pizza blank
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- 1. Mini boxes of these naturally sweet, sun-dried fruits might be a good choice to give trick-or-treaters instead of candy
- 2. Did you know you can make your own caramel by blending these sweet, chewy raisin-looking fruits with milk
- 6. What green leafy vegetable, usually found in salads, can you put in smoothies to turn them a ghoulish green?
- 7. Put a stick in me and dip me in caramel and nuts and you have a tasty candy-coated BLANK
- 8. These animals sleep upside down, not just on Halloween, but all year round
- 10. This big orange squash is in season in the fall. It tastes similar to a sweet potato, but it looks way different.
- 11. Solve this riddle: Hocus Pocus it takes nutritious food to
- 13. Kids are allowed to have about twenty BLANK grams of added sugar per day, but on Halloween kids eat an average of 384 grams of added sugar.