Make it simple to feed everyone at snack time with these easy snacks to make at home. Each is a great way to use up ingredients you may already have on hand—especially this yogurt dip.
Add the ingredients to a bowl except the strawberries Stir really well to make an even consistency.
Serve cold with fruit or store in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 3 days. (Stir before serving if any liquid from the yogurt has separated out.)
Banana Sushi
Spread the tortilla with nut butter or seed butter. Place the banana on one end, tightly roll up. Cut into rounds with a serrated knife.
Cottage Cheese and Fruit
Place cottage cheese and fruit into a bowl and serve.
Hard-Cooked Eggs and Crackers
Slice eggs and serve with crackers. Add Everything Bagel seasoning if desired.
Sandwich Cubes
Cut up sandwich with a pair of kitchen scissors. (I like to do this with something simple like peanut butter and jelly.)
Cheese and Cracker Stacker
Offer the cheese, crackers, and cucumber and show the kids how to group them into little stacks.
Graham Crackers with Berries
Spread the nut butter or seed butter onto the graham crackers. Top with the berries.
Fruit Sticks
Place the fruit onto paper lollipop sticks and serve.
Strawberry Smoothie
Place the yogurt and frozen berries into a blender. Blend smooth and serve.
Notes
Store any perishable leftovers in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 3 days.Add mustard, guacamole or other dip to the cracker stackers or eggs and crackers to add flavor.Let the kids assemble their own fruit sticks and graham crackers with fruit.Increase or decrease portions in line with the individual level of hunger.