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Raisinets Spiders

Ingredients

1/3 cup peanut butter
20 round crackers
80 thin pretzel sticks
20 NESTLÉ RAISINETS Milk Chocolate-Covered Raisins

 

Directions

SPREAD about 2 teaspoons peanut butter over top of 10 crackers. Press 8 pretzels into peanut butter, arranging 4 on each side to resemble legs. Top with remaining crackers. Dab top of cracker sandwiches with 2 peanut butter dots. Place 1 Raisinet on each dot to resemble eyes.

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Raisinets Spiders

(5 stars based on 15 reviews)
Raisinets Spiders are a perfect snack that the kids can help assemble. These are a hit at any Halloween party.

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Raisinets Spiders

Ingredients:

1/3 cup peanut butter
20 round crackers
80 thin pretzel sticks
20 NESTLÉ RAISINETS Milk Chocolate-Covered Raisins

Directions:

SPREAD about 2 teaspoons peanut butter over top of 10 crackers. Press 8 pretzels into peanut butter, arranging 4 on each side to resemble legs. Top with remaining crackers. Dab top of cracker sandwiches with 2 peanut butter dots. Place 1 Raisinet on each dot to resemble eyes.

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    Kids loved them

    Jordan Hogg from ,

    We brought these to my daughter's kindergarten Halloween party and the kids all loved them. We used ritz crackers and had fun making them and eating them, too.

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    Add A Little Twist

    Nicole Kessler from Citrus Heights, CA

    I loved the idea of this recipe, but I wanted to make it for a preschool bake sale and peanuts are forbidden. I used Vanilla Wafers instead of crackers and white frosting instead of peanut butter. They were super delicious and everybody loved them!!

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    del-i-cious

    surfer from

    This is a fantasticccccc recipe for all ages!

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    GREAT!!

    sammy from ca

    I was a little scared doing this with my second grade class but it turned out GREAT!! They loved it!!

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    Eensy Weensy Spiders

    KAREN SLOAN from PLAINVIEW, NY

    I completed a language lesson with some kindergarteners and surprised them with this activity. They loved making and eating these spiders. I used cream cheese instead of peanut butter because I always worry about undiscovered peanut allergies with my young students. We also said that spiders can have more than 2 eyes so the additional Raisinets were a nice bonus! This was nice and easy with little mess and clean-up required!

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    Spider Food

    Jody McLane-Sanchez from Blairsville, GA

    My three year old loves spiders so these were a hit. She loved them even more when I let her make her own. So fun, easy, and healthy. Great combo :)

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    Girl Scouts Loved Them

    Anne Corbin from Culpeper, VA

    We had an event at the library. One of my ladies read a story about a spider and then we had the girls make these spiders. They thought is was funny to eat spiders! It was great because they could do it themselves.

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    Big Hit!!!

    JENNI C from CC, TX

    Perfect for those of us who didnt plan ahead. Cute for everyone.

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    kids will love them

    Dawn VeRost from Grand Island, NY

    I made these last halloween for both of my childrens classes and everyone thought they were great. I used small candies for the eyes instead.

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    Raisinet Spiders

    dave wilder from boone, NC

    What a great idea. The kids made these for our Fathers Day party.

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    Spider Bites

    Joseph McGuire from Hamburg, NY

    All I did was purchase the ingredients. My nine year old did the rest. The spiders were cute and tasty.

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    Spiders!

    Lisa Kobal from Lake Worth, FL

    I made these for my children (ages 3, 3, and 2) as a snack on Halloween..they loved them...my goal is to sneak in some protein as often as possible and these work very well.

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    Wonderful idea!

    Carrie Daniel from

    This is a really cute and inexpensive way to entertain a large group of children. Such as the Halloween party I am hosting at our church (friendly items and costumes only). I loved it.

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    Fun, easy and great for kids.

    LaQuetha Ford from austin, texas

    I think this a great recipe for children. It is easy,fun and takes little preparation. It is great for parties!!!

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    Easy, fun & tasty..and fast when you need fast!.

    crystal hill from ottawa, ON

    I have done this before & you can do it with other cookies(vanila or chocolate)& use a chocolate spread instead of peanut butter! Great at parties for kids & adults alike!


Nutrition Facts

Serving Size: 1/10 of recipe

Servings Per Recipe: 10 

    *Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.

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