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    Happy (Healthy!) Halloween! 7 Low-cal Party Snacks

    By | Shine Food – Tue, Oct 9, 2012 5:50 PM EDT

    Photo by: spoonful
    Ghost Toasties
    Ingredients
    White Bread (1 slice per ghost)
    Whipped cream cheese
    Currants
    Directions
    1. For each, toast a slice of white bread and then cut a ghost shape from it.... more 
    Photo by: spoonful
    Ghost Toasties
    Ingredients
    White Bread (1 slice per ghost)
    Whipped cream cheese
    Currants
    Directions
    1. For each, toast a slice of white bread and then cut a ghost shape from it. You can do this freehand using a knife, or you can use a gingerbread-girl cookie cutter.
    2. When the cutouts have cooled, spread on a generous coating of whipped cream cheese.
    3. For eyes and mouths, add currants. less 
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    With Halloween but a few weeks away, I'm in the thick of costume, craft and menu planning. You see, I'm one of those people who really loves Halloween. About those treats. We all know that treats from around this time of year till basically after the New Year are in large and heady, delicious abundance. And that's all well and good... in moderation. But it's good to also have some more diet-friendly treats on hand during the holiday seasons... starting with these 7 delicious and healthy snacks to serve at your Halloween party. - By Selena Burgess



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