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C Is for Candy Corn Cups

Candy corn: the quintessential sweet treat for fall. This recipe will be a great addition to your fall festivities.

Candy corn: the quintessential sweet treat for fall.

But though it may be yummy, candy corn isn’t the healthiest snack choice for your little one.

This delicious alternative bears the colors of fall without all the sugar–and it’s still sweet enough to please the “sweetest tooth” in your house.

Made from wholesome ingredients like yogurt and fruit, candy corn cups pack a sweet punch that moms can feel good about giving to their kids.

We promise…this one is a winner!

This fun ABC Snack recipe will be a great addition to your fall festivities.

Ingredients for candy corn snack

Child spooning pineapple chunks into a cup

Candy Corn Cups

Here’s what you’ll need to make two snack cups:

  • 2 clear plastic cups
  • ¼ cup pineapple chunks (fresh or canned)
  • ¼ cup diced mandarin orange sections (fresh or canned)
  • Plain or vanilla yogurt
  • Candy corn candies (optional)

Directions:

  1. Spoon pineapple chunks into bottom of clear plastic cup.
  2. Spoon diced orange sections on top of pineapple.
  3. Top fruit with a dollop of yogurt.
  4. Garnish with candy corn candies if desired.

Variations:

  • Substitute any yellow or orange fruit for the pineapple or orange.
  • Substitute whipped cream for yogurt.

Adapted from Family Fresh Meals

Child spooning pineapple chunks into a cup

Child spooning pineapple chunks into a cup

Teaching Tips

Child spooning pineapple chunks into a cup

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About the author

Marie Rippel

Marie Rippel, curriculum developer of the award-winning All About Reading and All About Spelling programs, is known for taking the struggle out of both teaching and learning. Marie is an Orton-Gillingham practitioner, sought-after speaker, and member of the International Dyslexia Association. When not writing or teaching, Marie can be found riding her Icelandic horses.

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