Monster Fruit Dip with Mouthy Apples

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Monster Fruit Dip with Mouthy Apples are the perfect snack for your kids or a little side dish for a party. Monster Fruit Dip- fun kids snack that's perfect for Halloween from www.thirtyhandmadedays.com

My kids got a kick out of the eyes in this easy to make dip.  Over the next few weeks you’ll see several posts geared towards the cute/fun ideas for Halloween rather than the spooky/scary ones.

Fruit Dip

Is there anything better?  It is so dang good! There are so many great recipes out there but there are a few of my favorites:

Fruit Dip Recipe

Gather a few ingredients and you are all set.  Little effort with maximum affect- win/win for everyone! I love pistachio flavored things – this dip has a different taste than your average dip.  I found the edible eyes (Wilton brand) at Joann’s but you can get them here too.

Fruit Dip
 
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Ingredients
  • (1) 8 oz. container Cool Whip
  • (1) small package pistachio instant pudding mix
  • (1) 8 oz. cream cheese, softened
  • (1) package edible eyes
  • Fruit - bananas, apples, raspberries, etc, cut up mouthy apples
  • Mini marshmallows for apples
Instructions
Monster Fruit Dip
  1. Soften cream cheese.
  2. Fold in Cool Whip and pistachio pudding mix.
  3. Chill.
  4. Add edible eyes for decoration.
Mouthy apples
  1. Cut red apples into quarters.
  2. Slice a triangle shape on the top of the skin of each slice and scoop out "meat" of the apple the leaving an open spot for marshmallows.
  3. Stuff marshmallows into the empty space.
  4. *Can use peanut butter to secure marshmallows onto the apples.
If you’re not a pistachio fan, you could use vanilla pudding mix and add food coloring.

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  1. This looks like a fun treat that I know my kids will eat. And I’m glad it’s not a scary/spooky thing either – I prefer the cute side of Halloween too :)

    Totally off subject, but would you mind sharing the fonts you used for the words Monster fruit dip in the first picture? I really like those……

    • Hi Shannon- I got the eyes at Joann’s. But I saw them at Michaels the other day. I’ve added them to so many things lately!

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