Halloween Potluck - HELP

A few years ago we had a Halloween party and I made multiple things but the "Mummy dogs" were a hit. Just a hot dog wrapped in a crescent roll and baked. Then you make 2 dots of mustard for the eyes. You can google for images. Now, I understand that hot dogs and crescent rolls aren't the most healthy choices, but maybe you could do like some sort of turkey sausage with reduced fat rolls? I just remember them being super easy to make and everyone gobbled them up. You could also do a healthier version of pumpkin dip. It's a can of pumpkin, a box of instant vanilla pudding (no milk added, just the powder) and a tub of cool whip. Then serve with (reduced fat?) Nilla Wafers. You could do low fat cool whip and sugar free pudding to cut calories as well. Sorry if those ideas aren't healthy enough. I tried to think of some things I've done that have been enjoyed besides classic fruit & veggie trays.

Cauliflower chicken wings?

Veggie or fruit platter, hummus & pita chips.

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tssomerville6113 wrote: »

I need something to bring that healthy yet yummy to bring to my work potluck.... any ideas ?there is about 12 of us so it not big ...

I was going to suggest deviled eggs with olive spiders but see someone else already has.
You could make meatballs with an olive embedded for an eye. If you want to have them with pasta and sauce you could try spinach noodles.
You could make guacamole or hummus and make baked tortilla or pita chips that you cut into Halloween shapes with a food cutter.
Crunchy mummies- Celery filled with a cream cheese spread. Arrange ham slices over the cream cheese to look like bandages. Use cut cranberries or pimento for eyes.
Salad with homemade croutons cut out with Halloween cookie cutters

I saw a cute idea on pinterest where someone drew jack-o-lantern faces on the plastic flim on individual fruit cups. They used mandarin oranges and peach slices to really get that pumpkin idea across.