Kids Snack Activity

Shamrock Strawberry Pretzelswe might not be Irish, but confusing our 5-year-old about his heritage with St. Paddy’s Day treats? A definite vibe! 🤣 the greatest part of being a kids food blogger is that your own kids get to celebrate every single holiday with food! 🍀
Rainbow Apple Rings

We love eating the rainbow so we decided to put a St. Paddy’s Day spin on our apple slice “donuts”. Topped with Greek yogurt and our rainbow fruit, you can also sub in nut butter or chocolate hummus for the spread. We then added some dye-free candy in the center for our pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.

Shamrock Chocolate Bark

Let’s make Shamrock Chocolate Bark in honor of St. Paddy’s Day! 🍀 All you need is white chocolate with some coconut oil so it spreads smoothly, pretzel twists (we used cauliflower pretzels), and dye-free green sprinkles on top. "Wherever you go, whatever you do, may the luck of the Irish be there with you!"

S’mores Stuffed HamantaschenThe only thing better than s’mores are s’mores stuffed cookies 🤤 Hamantaschen never looked so good. These triangular stuffed cookies for Purim are both vegan + gluten-free with a crumbly texture and chocolately goodness on the inside.
Rice Crispy Hamantaschenstuffed rice crispy treat >>> sad empty rice crispy treat . level up your rice crispy game with these chocolate stuffed rice crispy hamantaschen for Purim!🍫. these are no-bake and made with almond butter for a creamy rich texture (also vegan + gf!) Inspired by @eatingbyelaine and her No-Bake Vegan Almond Butter Brown Rice Crispy Treats.
Apple Ring MasksThe Jewish holiday of Purim, the Festival of Masks, starts next week, and we’re getting holiday ready with a festive take on our apple slice “donuts”. 🎭 The kids had so much fun putting their creativity to the test as they dipped and decorated their apple slice masks with all the dye-free candy we had in our cabinet. Even if you don’t celebrate Purim, save these apple masks down in your bookmarks because they are perfect for Mardi Gras or even just a fun snack activity.
Pretzel Hearts

Got 3 minutes? Then make these Chocolate Pretzel Hearts for Valentine’s Day 🫶🏼 Name a better combo than sweet+salty 🤤 We made these last weekend when it was too cold to go outside and Liv + Sawyer were driving me 🙃. Such a fun snack to make… takes minutes, easy cleanup, and happy bellies.

Stuffed Apple Hearts

Ahh Valentine’s Day. Who’s pumped for those candy sugar highs and meltdown lows coming your way? Didn’t think so. Let’s toss those sugary artificially dyed candy hearts to the curb and make some stuffed apple hearts instead! These treats are made with nutritious apples, protein-rich peanut butter, a dip of chocolate , and dye free sprinkles.

Strawberry Hearts

pov: you’re a millennial mom raised on mnms and KitKat bars but you want better options for your kids… then you landed on the right page! If you’re following along, you like simple treats made with cleaner ingredients that you can actually pronounce. 🍓 These chocolate strawberries are incredibly easy to make and are the perfect feel-good Valentine’s Day treat. A little chocolate, a little fruit… it’s a win win.

Copycat Reese’s HeartsDo you know the perfect ratio of peanut butter to chocolate? 👇🏼 ♥️ There’s a reason why Reese's hearts and eggs are WAY better than the classic cups (not debatable) and it’s all in the peanut butter to chocolate ratio. ❤️ We nailed the ratio while cleaning up the classic with our copycat Reese's hearts (and even added some hemp hearts for extra protein + fiber).
Strawberry PopsCan you guess what 2 secret ingredients are hidden under that heart? 👇🏼 📱 Before anything, bookmark this page so you have it for Valentine’s Day!! 💕 Don’t get me wrong, I’m all about chocolate especially on Valentine’s Day. But what if we could increase the nutritional value of those chocolates without sacrificing flavor? 🍓 These strawberry pops are chocolate dipped yet have vitamin C from the strawberries and protein + healthy fat from the peanut butter hidden inside.
Dirt Cups🌳 These dirt cups are the cutest way to celebrate Tu B’Shevat, the birthday of the trees (or save it down for Earth Day! Or even Valentine’s Day… they’re flowers people!) 🍇 My kids loved trying some of the seven species like dates + figs. While they weren’t a fan of those dried fruits on their own, paring them with chocolate pudding was a definite YES for both of them.