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Cute Chocolate-Apple Halloween Owl

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Easy, delicious, and super cute Chocolate Apple Halloween Owl made from 5 ingredients only — a favorite of both children and adults.

Chocolate Apple Halloween Owl over a table with garnishing on the side

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, 1/2-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

Easy, delicious, and super cute Chocolate-Halloween Owl amde from 5 ingreidents only -- a favorite of both children and adults.
Course:Dessert
Cuisine:American
Keywords:apple owl, apple treats, chocolate treats, cute owl, halloween owl
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 2 minutes
Total Time 12 minutes
Servings 8
Calories277.64 kcal
Author Denise Browning
Cost $ 1 per person

Equipment

  • cutting board
  • 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, 1/2-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

Calories: 277.64kcal | Carbohydrates: 30.46g | Protein: 2.73g | Fat: 16.38g | Saturated Fat: 9.38g | Cholesterol: 2.55mg | Sodium: 10.64mg | Potassium: 289.66mg | Fiber: 4.49g | Sugar: 22.04g | Vitamin A: 45.82IU | Vitamin C: 2.09mg | Calcium: 29.08mg | Iron: 2.74mg
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  4. The Ninja Baker

    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!

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  8. Kumar's Kitchen

    WOW….THESE OWLS LOOK SO CUTE,PERFECT WAY TO CELEBRATE HALLOWEEN….LOVED THE USE OF CANDY CORN AND OREOS 🙂

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  9. GourmetGetaways

    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 🙂

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  11. SallyBR

    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 😉

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  16. Juliana

    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 😀

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  21. Sihi

    Hello Denise,

    This looks so much fun and beautiful! Thanks much for sharing and the tutorials. I know what exactly to make for the kids at my little one’s Halloween Party at school.
    Best,
    Sihi

    Reply

  24. Aryel Lanes

    Wow, you rock! Really! At the same time play with the food, you make tasty and good looking designs! Love it! Congrats! 😀

    Reply

  28. Genevieve

    These are so great. Halloween is on Friday but I wanted to make them today. Do you think I can make them 5 days ahead of time?

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  30. Brittany

    Is there a trick to getting the Oreo creme to come out perfectly on one side of the cookie? I’m trying to make the Halloween owls right now and having trouble with the Oreos… We’re having lots of ‘do-overs’… Haha! I’ve tried the twisting method, pulling really fast, using a knife and haven’t seen one method work too well yet. Any helpful tips would be great! Thanks!

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    • Denise Browning

      Hi, Brittany!
      I only saw your message this morning. Sorry!
      I know how difficult it is to keep the cream intact. I also had several do-overs. What might work is to leave the cookies for a minute or two on top of a heated baking sheet (lined with parchment paper) so the cream can soften a bit, and then the top comes off more easily when gently twisted, or you can also use a paring knife to help you separate the softened cream from the top cookie, working carefully. You may have to smooth over the top layer of the cream with a small, non-serrated knife and let harden again. I hope these suggestions work out better for you.

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      • Brittany

        Thanks, Denise, for the tip! I finally got into a groove and was able to make 24 of these Halloween owls for a party at work tomorrow! So excited and they turned out great!

        Is it recommended to just put these in the fridge or does a freezer work too? Our party at work is around noon and with only one small fridge in the office, I wasn’t sure if freezing these overnight would help them keep longer tomorrow in case there isn’t room in our fridge. Any thoughts on that?

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        • Denise Browning

          Please, store them in the refrigerator only!!! The freezer can make the chocolate crack and the treats hard to bite. In addition, once the treats come to room temperature, they would be watery. It is best to store in the refrigerator. Take them out about 5 minutes prior to serve. Wishing you all a Happy Halloween.

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