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11 Halloween Treats Under 100 Calories: SparkPeople SlideShow

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Tempting Treats!

Scared of Halloween candy? Don't be! These Halloween treats are so low in calories that you'll think you're being tricked!

2 Mini Size Reese's Cups

80 calories
5 g fat
10 g sugars

2 Mini Size Snickers Bars

90 calories
4 g fat
12 g sugars

1 Piece of Taffy

55 calories
0.5 g fat
12 g sugars

1 Tootsie Roll Pop

60 calories
0 g fat
10 g sugars

10 Whoppers (Malted Milk Balls)

100 calories
4 g fat
14 g sugars

7 Gummi Bears

70 calories
0 g fat
11 g sugars

1 Fun Size 3 Musketeers Bar

70 calories
2 g fat
11 g sugars

11 Pieces of Candy Corn

70 calories
0 g fat
14 g sugars

2 Caramels

80 calories
2.25 g fat
8 g sugars

1 Fun Size Package of M & M's

100 calories
4.5 g fat
13 g sugars

1 Fun Size Almond Joy Bar

100 calories
5 g fat
19 g sugars

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GUITARGIRL2396

10/27/2009 10:10:28 AM

Oh, Halloween. Halloween is my arch nemesis ;-). I pick my favorite candy (Crunch Bars....YUM!) and take 3 of those. And then I take 1 of whatever else I want. The trick is to not eat it all at once! Save it!!!!!!!!!!! Eat maybe 1 every couple days or even 1 every week or every other week.

PJBECKETT

10/27/2009 9:42:29 AM

We decided to buy popcorn balls this year. They are fairly low in calories and fat. If we get stuck with them, I won't feel so bad if we eat them!

MYSPARK4LIFE

10/27/2009 9:28:52 AM

This year we aren't passing out candy. For those who would say we should because yes, people passed candy out to us, here's the reasoning behind it. We had so few kids last year (even though we are in a subdivision) that not even 1/4 of the bag was gone after the end of trick or treat - that means we ended up with 3/4 of a bag of yummy treats I love (big mistake). Over a period of time I ate every last one. Yes, this was before I joined SP, but still. I have a weakness for chocolate! I just don't need the temptation in my house, nor do I want to waste candy that won't be eaten (chances are, if I don't like it, they don't like it because there are few candies I've met that I didn't like!).

JUHOEG

10/27/2009 8:38:36 AM

Thanks for all the info. Now I will really watch when I grab that Almond Joy.

PREZ97

10/27/2009 8:35:32 AM

I usually give out my leftovers to the last person at my door, too. I let me kids pick out their favorites and take everything else to a local dentist who buys back candy. The kids get a little money for their college fund and I don't have the temptation in the house!

DIZZY11

10/27/2009 8:24:13 AM

Thought the slide show was informative and helpful, but if you are like me, temptation sometimes overrules common sense. Consequently, I buy only treats for giving that I don't like or that is not one of my favourites. I also wait until the day itself or as close to it as feasible before purchasing treats. As the end of the evening approaches and I still have treats, I start handing out more. When I'm ready to turn off the lights, the last person(s) that come to my door get the remaining candy. That way I'm not tempted by left-overs. My daughter lets her children pick out their most favourite treats, then buys and discards the remaining stuff. It may seem like a waste, but at least it's not on her waist in the end.

GABBIE00

10/27/2009 6:28:28 AM

1 butterfinger has 85 calories

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