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Top 10 Budget-Friendly Halloween Snacks

Halloween doesn’t have to be all about sweets! These simple snack ideas are cheap, quick to prepare, and packed with goodness, perfect for classrooms, lunchboxes, or family parties. All ideas cost less than £1 per serving and can be adapted for allergies or dietary needs.
Here are some top tips for a healthier Halloween:
- Keep portion sizes small, treats don’t have to be big to be fun!
- Decorate healthy foods with spooky faces to make them exciting.
- Encourage children to help prepare the snacks, they’re more likely to try them.
- Shop for seasonal produce like pumpkins, apples, and carrots to save money.
- Choose drinks like water or sugar-free squash instead of fizzy pop.
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Ingredients Notes

Ingredients
  

  • 3 Bananas
  • 2 Celery Stick
  • 4 Pitta Bread
  • 4 Oranges
  • 1 bag Pretzels
  • 1 tub Hummus
  • 6 Strawberries
  • 3 Carrots
  • 6 Tomatoes
  • Frozen Fruit
  • Yoghurt
  • Popcorn

Notes

  • Banana Ghosts – Halved bananas with raisin or chocolate chip faces. Freeze for a spooky twist! (~30p)
  • Clementine Pumpkins – Peeled oranges topped with a celery stick stem. (~25p)
  • Monster Apple Bites – Apple slices with peanut or seed butter, sunflower seed teeth, and strawberry tongues. (~40p)
  • Spooky Spider Crackers – Wholegrain crackers with hummus and pretzel stick legs. (~30p)
  • Pumpkin Popcorn Cups – Air-popped popcorn in orange cups with drawn-on faces. (~15p)
  • Witches’ Broomsticks – Cheese string bristles with pretzel stick handles. (~35p)
  • Halloween Veggie Faces – Carrot sticks, cucumber slices, cherry tomatoes, and hummus to make monster faces. (~25p)
  • Pumpkin Pitta Pizzas – Pitta bread with tomato purée, cheese, and veggie faces. (~50p)
  • Yoghurt Bark – Low-fat yoghurt spread on baking paper with fruit, then frozen and broken into ghostly shapes. (~25p)
  • Wiggly Worm Jelly Pots – Low-sugar jelly with fruit and raisins as worms. (~30p)