Grape Salsa

Grape Salsa

We know it sounds weird to have grapes in salsa, but we promise your kids will love the sweet addition.
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Annis Famous Guacamole with Warm Parmesan Chips

The perfect way to start a party! Buttery avocado and sweet tomatoes come together to form a mild dip that’s high in healthy fats and sure to please kids of all ages.
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Crudit's with Italian Ranch Dip

This delicious plate of veggies with an irresistible Italian-Ranch dip gives kids the option to eat exactly what they want.
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Ants on a Log

Kids can make their own “logs” when they recreate the classic combination of celery, peanut butter, and raisins. Who can resist?
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Apple Chips

Forget potatoes! Get the crunch of a regular chip with the sweetness of a freshly picked apple.
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Healthier Popcorn

A filling, fiber-licious snack that’s a natural childhood favorite; kids will be grabbing this healthy alternative by the handful.
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Kale Chips

It’s easy eating green when you make these baked goodies that have all the crunch of a potato chip but with a lot more nutritional value.
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Sassy Sweet Potato Fries

Turn the highly nutritious sweet potato into an all-time kids’ treat: French fries.
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Layered Fiesta Rice Salad

Gluten-free and low in fat, your kids will gobble up this layered salad that’s loaded with veggies (plus a cool presentation!).
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Baked Crispy Chicken Fingers with Apple Fries

Chicken fingers are a consistent hit with kids, and these baked tenders are the perfect main course. Add some savory apple fries and you have a meal that only looks guilty.
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Veggie Pizza

Cheesy pizza is an all-time kids’ favorite, but who says you can’t throw some veggies on top to boost the nutritional value and flavor?
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Peanut Butter and Strawberry Wraps

These high-protein, high-fiber wraps will give your kids the energy to make it from games to gifts without a sugary crash.
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Cinnamon Tortilla Chips with Fruit Salsa

Craving something sweet? Have your dessert first with these cinnamon-dusted chips dunked into a wholesome fruit salsa.
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Apple Slices with Nutella

Okay, so we know Nutella may not be the healthiest snack on earth, but if it can get kids to eat their fruits without complaining, we’ll take it.
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Low-fat Blueberry, Lemon

These fruity squares may seem like a guilty pleasure, but with half the butter and a heaping portion of antioxidant-rich blueberries, they’re the perfect party treat.
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Squirmy, Wormy Apples

This pretend-gross-out snack will appeal to any kid who thinks it’s cool to find something “squirmy” in their food!
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S'mores Granola Bars

You’ll be the most popular mom on the block when you hand out these homemade treats at your party!
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Grape Jiggle Cups

Who doesn’t love a healthy snack that wiggles all the way down?
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