The best healthy snack recipes for kids start with berries!
Who doesn't like bright red strawberries and deep blue blueberries? They're even fun for kids to pick! I could eat berries every day for the rest of my life, and the good news is that would be a great thing for my health. What other food can you honestly say that about?
I happily put berries in "treat" status without a single bit of guilt about eating them. And my kids share in that view of berries as "treats." All this talk, and now I'm really craving some berries... mmmmmm, nom-nom, berries.
This recipe features those summer berry favorites along with some delicious vanilla chia pudding that is loaded with good nutrition.
If you're not yet on the chia cheerleading squad like me, be sure to check out the simple chia pudding recipes here, and their nutritional virtues. Then you, too can sing its praises, and get creative.
And while the colors of strawberries and blueberries lend these snacks to 4th of July festivities, I whip these out whenever I want... uh, I mean, my kids want something yummeriffic!
PS- Don't reserve these just for snacks. They make a delightful breakfast, or even lunch option, too.
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Ingredients
1 c strawberries
1 c blueberries
Granola or chocolate chips (optional)
Directions
Portion strawberries into the bottom of four glasses. Top with approximately ¼ c "vanilla pudding" each. Layer blueberries into each of the glasses, and top with another layer of “pudding.” Sprinkle with granola or chocolate chips to top.
Serves 4.
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