When I was going through past posts for my Letter B Theme post last week I saw my frozen banana treats tutorial and got an idea to make them into ghosts for a healthy-ish Halloween treat. They were super easy to make. Please note that the jelly beans especially when frozen can be a choking hazard , please take off and let thaw before serving it to a child.

  1. Gather your materials ( or rather ingredients). You will need bananas ( 3 medium cut in half), 3/4 lb of white chocolate chips, table spoon of butter, 6 popsicle sticks, microwavable bowl, baking dish and 12 black jelly beans. Also you will need wax paper for the dish, I was out and my baby was sleeping so I used non stick spray and it worked but wax paper would be better.
  2. Start by cutting the bananas in 2 .
  3. Push a popsicle stick into the bananas.
  4. Pour your chips into a microwavable bowl, add the butter and melt. What worked for me was to do 30 seconds, stir, 30 seconds, stir, 20 seconds and stir. Watch it carefully it burns easily.
  5. Dip and cover the bananas with the white chocolate.
  6. Place in the pan ( on wax paper or non stick spray), and add the jelly beans for eyes.
  7. Freeze .2 hours was perfect for us, bananas weren’t rock hard.
  8. Serve. Don’t forget about the jelly beans, pop them off and let thaw before eating.

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