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Halloween Monster Snack Cups with Go-Paks!, Snack Pack® Pudding and Reddi-wip

Halloween has always been one of my favorite non-holidays! Not only because of the cute costumes and sweet candy, but also because there are so many fun crafts and tasty treats to make! Today’s post features the best of both worlds – a cute Halloween craft and two hauntingly delicious recipes – all made using Nabisco Go-Paks!

Nabisco Go-Paks! are the ideal on-the-go snack. The cups are lightweight, resealable and the perfect size for a single serving snack. And the best part is the Go-Paks! containers are made of plastic so they won’t leak! This means you can make all sorts of tasty treats to take wherever you go! Keep reading to learn how to make these handy little Go-Paks! into a hauntingly adorable craft, and then how, by adding just a few ingredients, you can make a perfectly crafted Halloween snack!

Turning these Go-Paks! into Halloween Monster Snack Cups only takes a few minutes to assemble, but before you get started, you will need a few supplies both for the craft and for the recipes. I purchased all of my supplies at Walmart since I could get everything I needed in one easy stop.

For the craft you will need:
Black, green, orange, and purple construction paper
Wiggly Eyes
glue or tape
1 sheet each of black and white glitter foam
A black permanent marker
For the recipes you will need:
6 – 7 Nabisco Go-Paks! in various flavors
Reddi-wip
Snack Pack® Pudding Cups in Chocolate and Vanilla
Halloween colored sprinkles
Chocolate sprinkles

The Go-Paks! are right up front in a bin by the registers, and at less than a $1 each, they’re inexpensive enough that you can stock up for a Halloween party or for simple snacks on-the-go! Plus they have a coupon right now for Buy One, Get One Free so you can get a great deal! Just buy (1) Snack Pack® Pudding and get (1) NABISCO Go-Paks! FREE (up to $1.00). Get your coupon HERE . The Snack Pack® puddings are back on the snack aisle, and the Reddi-wip is in the refrigerator section by the milk.

Halloween Monster Snack Cups

Once you have the supplies together, you are going to want to decorate the cups first. Begin by cutting strips of black, orange, purple and green construction paper that measure about 4″ tall and 11″ long. These will be used to make the pumpkin, Frankenstein, bat and vampire.

Wrap those strips around the cups, using either glue or tape to secure them. From here, you will want to follow the instructions for each monster snack cup below, cutting out their individual facial features and any other features from the glitter foam sheets and the leftover construction paper scraps.

For Frankenstein, cut out the hair from the black construction paper and glue it around the top of the cup. Use a black permanent marker to add his nose, mouth, the bolts on the side of his neck, and the stitches on his face.
Last, glue on his eyes.

For the vampire, use a black marker to draw his nose and mouth. Next cut out two fangs from the white glitter foam, and glue them right below his mouth. Cut out two eyebrows from the black glitter foam, glue them on, then add his eyes.

For the bat, cut out two ears from the black construction paper, and attach them in place using glue or tape. Next cut out two wings from the black glitter foam, and glue them in place. Now draw the nose and mouth using a black marker, and cut out two fangs from the white glitter foam. Glue on the mouth and fangs, and then the eyes.

To make the Jack ‘O Lantern, simply cut out two eyes, a nose and mouth from the black glitter foam. Use glue or tape to attach them. Next, cut out a stem from the green construction paper, and attach it to the top of the lid.

Your Halloween Monsters are now all finished! Aren’t they cute? These Go-Paks! Halloween Monster Snack Cups are perfect for a Halloween party or a fun after-school snack! Plus they make a great alternative to candy when its time for Trick or Treat! But if you want to make them even more special, try the two recipes below!

All you need is some Snack Pack® Pudding Cups in vanilla and chocolate, Reddi-wip whipped cream, some Halloween colored sprinkles, and some chocolate sprinkles!

Death by Chocolate

For the Death by Chocolate treat you will first need to remove the Mini OREO Chocolate Sandwich Cookies from the container, and wipe it out using a paper towel. Gather together some chocolate Snack Pack® pudding, a can of Reddi-wip and some chocolate sprinkles. Begin by adding a few Mini OREO Chocolate Sandwich Cookies in to the bottom of the empty Go-Paks!. Then add a few spoonfuls of chocolate pudding. Now crunch up some of the Mini OREO Chocolate Sandwich Cookies and add them on top of the pudding. Add another spoonful or two of chocolate pudding, then top it off with some Reddi-wip and a few chocolate sprinkles on the very top. Tip: this recipe can also be made with the other Go-Paks! flavors including the CHIPS AHOY! Mini Chocolate Chip Cookies and the Mini OREO Golden Sandwich Cookies. For an extra-special peanut-buttery twist, use the NUTTER BUTTER Bites Sandwich Cookies!

Ghostly Vanilla Pudding

For the Ghostly Vanilla Pudding treat you will need to use the Snack Pack® vanilla pudding, the Mini NILLA Wafers, the Reddi-wip, and some Halloween colored sprinkles. Begin by adding a few Mini NILLA Wafers into the bottom of the empty cup. Follow with a few spoonfuls of vanilla pudding, then some crunched up Mini NILLA Wafers. Add a few more spoonfuls of vanilla pudding,then top it off with some Reddi-wip and some fun Halloween colored sprinkles. Tip: for a special twist, use this recipe with the TEDDY GRAHAMS Honey Graham Snacks, too!

Connect with Nabisco Go-Paks!: Website

Which Go-Paks! are your favorite? Do you have a favorite combo like the ones I shared above?

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