Christmas Healthy Snacks for Kids

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You may have seen these Christmas snacks that our kids have been enjoying recently on our Instagram feed.  ((Are you following us? Stop by and check it out!  We are loving Instagram!))  These Healthy Christmas Snacks for the Kids were easy to throw together for hungry kids.  (Aren’t they ALWAYS hungry?)  This time of year, there are so many sweets everywhere.  A few healthy and festive snack ideas are perfect to make a special moment.  Of course, they don’t need their cut up apples in a fancy shape to eat healthy foods, it’s just fun to make things special every once in a while!

Christmas Healthy Snacks for kids. By Sugar Aunts

Healthy Snack for Kids: Christmas Tree with Apples:

This was a last minute after-school snack for Big Sister one day.  She comes home from school SO hungry!  A cut up apple and a pretzel rod made the perfect Christmas Tree snack and filled her belly until dinner time.  A reader on our Facebook page suggested adding dried cranberries for ornaments.  Wouldn’t that be the perfect addition?  Love that idea!!

Christmas Healthy Snacks for kids. By Sugar Aunts

Healthy Snack for Kids: Cucumber Snowmen

One snowy Saturday, there were choruses of “I’m hungry!” from the kids.  This was a quick snack and was gobbled up just as quickly!  When they saw these snowmen, there were cheers.  This one used slices of cucumber. (I doubled them up for each section of the snowmen.)  A few raisins, slices of red peppers, and a bit of shredded cheese.  Done!
What healthy snacks do your kids love?
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2 thoughts on “Christmas Healthy Snacks for Kids”

  1. Wow! These are the most innovative (and cutest) snacks I've ever seen for kids. Making food look good definitely helps children enjoy it a lot more 🙂 Thanks for sharing these great suggestions for us parents. I think it can be so hard to find snacks for children that are healthy and don’t taste like grass. Teaching kids to love fruit, vegetables and fresh foods is so important! Your article reminds me of a great snack for kids that I recently found out about in Whole Foods called Nouri bar. They make date based (instead of granola) bars that are gluten-free and delicious. My kids absolutely love them! I can't wait to add the cucumber snowmen to our list of holiday favorites 🙂

  2. So cute, Colleen! I LOVE how simple these ideas are. Love a creative food idea that might encourage a picky eater to try something new. I mean really…. how could you resist trying one of those snowmen?

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