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[For Seniors] Snack Recipes We Want to Make in the October Recreation Activity

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Autumn is known as the season of hearty appetites, and there are so many delicious foods to enjoy.

The classics include Pacific saury, matsutake mushrooms, and sweet potatoes, but we mustn’t forget the fruits that are in season in autumn! In addition to persimmons, chestnuts, grapes, and apples, there are plenty of other fruits you can enjoy this time of year.

In this article, we’re introducing snack recipes recommended for October.

We’ve gathered recipes that use autumn flavors like the fruits mentioned above, so give them a try and savor the season!

[For Seniors] Snack Recipes We Want to Make for October Recreational Activities (71–80)

Sweet Chestnut Mont Blanc

How to make sweet chestnut Mont Blanc

Sweet Chestnut Mont Blanc

Snacks made with chestnuts are perfect for autumn, but the prep can be a hassle.

However, if you use store-bought sweet chestnuts, it’s easy and turns out delicious.

Even Mont Blanc, the quintessential autumn dessert, becomes super simple with sweet chestnuts.

First, make the chestnut cream: warm the sweet chestnuts in the microwave, then blend them with sugar and milk—that’s it.

Place sweet chestnuts and whipped cream on a cupcake, then pipe the chestnut cream over the top to cover it.

Finish with one more sweet chestnut as a topping, and you’re done! You can use homemade cupcakes or store-bought ones.

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In conclusion

We introduced some recommended snack recipes for October.

Every recipe looks delicious, and they all make you want to try making and tasting them! Since these are intended for older adults, we selected recipes with the simplest possible steps.

Please try making them together during recreation time.