Easy, delicious, and super cute Chocolate Apple Halloween Owl made from 5 ingredients only -- a favorite of both children and adults.
Halloween arrived! I made a special treat: this Chocolate Apple Halloween Owl!!! Isn't that just the cutest little treat? My children are as happy as can be. I hope that yours will be also!
Our Chocolate Apple Halloween Owl is much funnier and quicker to make than cupcakes. I am telling you, kids go crazy for it. Well, who wouldn't? I am an adult, and am cuckoo-crazy for this delish and easy Halloween Owl.
This Apple Owl is also a great Halloween cooking project to get children involved in. Mostly all that you need is sliced apples, melted chocolate, oreos, and candies to decorate. Nothing could be easier to prepare than our cute Owl.
At any rate, if you still wish to add cupcakes to your party, I have a great one for you: Our SPOOKY Brigadeiro Cupcakes -- three different ways.
Have a wonderful month, and a fun Halloween!
HOW TO MAKE CHOCOLATE APPLE HALLOWEEN OWL
Sit apples upright on a wood board and slice from top to bottom (about 4 slices per apple, ½-inch thick). Remove seeds gently.
Then, line a large cookie sheet with aluminum foil and push the pointed end of each stick up into the bottom of each apple slice.
In a medium glass bowl, melt chocolate chips in the microwave. Follow the package directions! Then place bowl with melted chocolate into a larger bowl filled with about 2-inch boiling water (this will help chocolate to not harden).
Dip apple slices in chocolate using a spoon to help cover each slice if your bowl isn't deep enough to cover them.
Allow excess chocolate to drip off, then lay flat on the foil-lined baking sheet.
Use the oreos to decorate both the eyes and ears of the apple owl and the candy corn for the nose while chocolate is still wet. Use a small dot of melted chocolate as a glue for the candy eyeballs.
Place the baking sheet in the fridge for approximately 10-15 minutes, allowing chocolate to harden. If you wish, tie wood stick with a ribbon. Serve these chocolate treats and enjoy!
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Cute Chocolate Apple Halloween Owl
Equipment
- microwave
Ingredients
- 2 apples ** I used Granny Smith
- 1 bag semi-sweet chocolate chips 23 oz
- 8 wooden sticks 6-inch
- 1 bag standard-sized Oreos
- 8 Candy Corns for the nose
- Wilton Candy Eyeballs
- Ribbons
Instructions
- Sit apples upright on a wood board and slice from top to bottom (about 4 slices per apple, ½-inch thick). Remove seeds gently. Then, line a large cookie sheet with aluminum foil and push the pointed end of each stick up into the bottom of each apple slice.
- In a medium glass bowl, melt chocolate chips in the microwave according to the package directions, place bowl into a larger bowl filled with about 2-inch boiling water (this will help chocolate to not harden), and dip apple slices in chocolate using a spoon to help cover each slice if your bowl isn't deep enough to cover them.
- Allow excess chocolate to drip off, then lay flat on the foil-lined baking sheet. Use the oreos to decorate both the eyes and ears of the owl and the candy corn for the nose while chocolate is still wet. Use a small dot of melted chocolate as a glue for the candy eyeballs.
- Place the baking sheet in the fridge for approximately 10-15 minutes, allowing chocolate to harden. If you wish, decorate the wood stick with a ribbon. Serve chocolate-apple Halloween owl and enjoy! Inactive Time: 10-15 minutes
Nutrition
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Liz says
These are SO cute! I never would have guessed there was a healthy apple slice as the base 🙂
Denise Browning says
Thanks, Liz! These are so easy to make...My children are crazy for them.
Ash-foodfashionparty says
That is the most original halloween treat I've seen in a while. Aww, how cute Denise. I can wait to make it sometime.
Denise Browning says
Thanks, Ash! I hope you do make these pops...They are very delish!
Beth says
Your owls are adorable. What a great idea!
Denise Browning says
Thanks a lot, Beth! Enjoy!
The Ninja Baker says
Brilliant, Denise! I've seen similar owls on Pinterest and have been wanting to make them. And voilà! I have the best instructions from a very trusted source =) I love, love, love your idea, too, of contrasting a tart GrannySmith (instead of cupcake) with the candy corn and chocolate and cookies =) Obligada!
Denise Browning says
We're welcome, The Ninja Baker! I saw a similar owl design on cupcakes. They inspired me to make with apples. I hope you make this treat and enjoy.
Raymund says
This is so cute, im sure kids would love eating and making them. Very creative.
Denise Browning says
Thank you, Raymund!
Erin @ Dinners, Dishes, and Desserts says
How cute are these little guys! I love the idea!
Denise Browning says
Hi, Erin! Welcome to FBTY. Thanks for stopping by. I am glad that you have enjoyed these owls.
Karen @ Karen's Kitchen Stories says
How adorable! Love the bows too.
Denise Browning says
Thanks, Karen! I think the bows gave them a special, festive touch for sure.
Kumar's Kitchen says
WOW....THESE OWLS LOOK SO CUTE,PERFECT WAY TO CELEBRATE HALLOWEEN....LOVED THE USE OF CANDY CORN AND OREOS 🙂
Denise Browning says
Thanks, Kumar!
GourmetGetaways says
These are just so cute!!
I love them to pieces, I am sure my children would also think they are super adorable!!!
Well done!
My contribution to the party is due to go up tomorrow! Pop over and have a look 🙂
Denise Browning says
Thank you, Julie! I will stop by for sure.
GourmetGetaways says
I'm up 🙂
Denise Browning says
Thank you, Julie! I have just commented and shared your post. xx
Sugar et al says
These are so gorgeous Denise! So very creative and the colours in your pictures are sensational. My boys are going to love them...can't wait to make them:-)
Denise Browning says
Thanks, Sonali! I hope your children love them as much as mine did.
SallyBR says
super cute and creative! My husband loved these, too bad we don t have kids around anymore, although our students would not mind if we made them 😉
Denise Browning says
Thanks, Sally! Make for them...:)
Gintare @Gourmantine says
That is just over the top cute! 🙂
Denise Browning says
Awww...Thank you!
Deb says
Cute indeed! I'm fond of cute for Halloween, scary is not my thing. A delightful post, full of joy!
Denise Browning says
I agree with you, Deb! I like scary neither.
Cindys Recipes and Writings says
I love owls, Denise. So cute and festive with an apple treat too!
Denise Browning says
Thanks, Cindy! Halloween started early on FBTY! 🙂
Coffee and Crumpets says
So cute! Healthy Halloween treats, love it!
Nazneen
Denise Browning says
Thanks for stopping by, Nazneen!
Juliana says
Oh Denise, you always have cute ideas...I love these owls, and yes, these are perfect for Halloween...absolutely gorgeous.
Hope you are having a wonderful week my dear 😀
Denise Browning says
Thanks, Juliana! Likewise.
cquek says
That looks like the ultimate comfort food!Great idea!
Denise Browning says
Thanks! I think it is for children.
john@kitchenriffs says
Love the candy corn noses on those! Super decorations, great recipe. Really a fun post - thanks so much.
Denise Browning says
Thanks, John!
Mi Vida en un Dulce says
Oh Denise the owls are so lovely, and I like the idea to use apples.
Nami | Just One Cookbook says
This one is my favorite so far - it looks easy enough for kids (and me!) to make this. Thanks for the tutorial. It'll be fun making these this weekend!
Denise Browning says
Enjoy, Nami!