Pumpkin Patch Snacks

Author Albertsons Market | September 3, 2020

Do the extra sugar and calories from your favorite Halloween snacks give you a fright? This festive fruit-veggie combo is just what you need to snack smart while not missing out on the spirit of the season.

Serves: 10 clementines

WHAT YOU NEED

  • 10 seedless oranges or clementines
  • 1 bunch of celery with leaves

HOW IT’S MADE

  1. Peel each orange or clementine, removing as much of the membrane as possible off fruit’s flesh.
  2. Clean your celery and cut 10 one-inch pieces (with leaves still attached, if possible). Set aside.
  3. Gently place a piece of celery into each orange or clementine so that it looks like a pumpkin stem..
  4. Serve to hungry monsters and enjoy! 

Recipe Inspired By: onelittleproject.com

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