Re: [lists] Healthy trick-or-treats

November 3, 2006

Well we just don't celebrate it, but what about cracker packages. they are

better than candy in some ways. or dried fruit packs. You can't make your own

anything. but try local healthfood stores they have " good candy " a lot of the

time. My oldest was upset that i took her lollipop from school away, it was

turningkids tonges colors, sure it's " cool " but what is in it that it dies that

can't be good for her or anyone. she is slowly learning, but not carring as much

as I do. LOL

Stuck

[lists] Healthy trick-or-treats

Heyyy, that's a slightly off-topic topic I'd love to hear more on. Has

anyone thought of healthy and well-received Halloween treats to give

out, involving coconut oil or not? Or maybe this is one we can work on

getting ready for next Halloween... I bet many of us are bugged by this

problem every year.

Ann

...

> I'm going out soon to avoid all the tricker treaters. It goes

> against what i believe giving out sweets/candy, i don't think they

> would take kindly to be given fruit. Although my 6ft 14 year old

> still goes tricker treating and then has all the horrible sweets to

> eat. I've told him he's too old LOL. What can you do? LOL.

>

> Sally

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