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Fruit and Vegetable Halloween Costumes

September 15, 2019 by Eve | Last Modified: November 25, 2020

Scary pumpkin decoration Halloween

              Scary Pumpkin Halloween Decoration – Autumnal Background

Fall is in the air, which means it is time to start thinking about what you will dress up as for this Halloween.

In the spirit of the blog and eating healthy, we think you should dress-up as a fruit or vegetable! Here are some good ones. You and/or the kids could dress-up like a green asparagus, an aubergine, a fat purple grape using balloons, or create your very own homemade scarecrow costume (of Oz) with a splash of blood painted.

There are hundreds if not thousands of halloween costume ideas to experiment. Go see for yourself at our Fruit and Vegetable Halloween costume ideas Pinterest board. We can guarantee that you’ll find some great halloween’ costumes for women, couples, kids and babies.

Before we go on..

Do you know when the first Halloween started?

Halloween began as a European Celtic festival. The old written books described that the early days of Halloween traditions originated with the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain, when people would light bonfires and wear evil costumes to scare the ghosts off.

Fun fact: Halloween include multiple activities such as: apple bobbing, divination games (ways of foretelling one’s future) and much more.

Hallows’ Eve, it is tradition to reflect in the eating of certain plant-based foods, this would include: apples, soul cakes, potato pancakes, etc.

And then.. it’s in north America that Halloween festivity has really taken off. Hallowe’en was brought by the Irish and Scottish immigrants when they first arrived in the States early 1800s.

It’s good to know that modern day trick-or-treat didn’t really catch on in some parts of the United States until begin 1920s. And to this day it remains hugely popular.

Hope this short history moment could help you understand how it all started.

If you missed the link above, we’ve also started a Pinterest page with Fruit and Vegetable Halloween costume ideas. You’ll see the large, fun variety of costumes. From the turnip, the pumpkin to the dyi halloween costumes for women.

I particularly like the pineapple costume and the carrot baby costume is adorable.

Which is your favorite veggie/fruit adult costume? Do you have what it takes to make a fruit or a fancy vegetable costume at home?

I think that’s a yes and we believe in you!

Enjoy this board of Fruit & Vegetable costumes and let your creative juices flow!

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