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Christine Steendahl

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Mini Snacks with Big Flavor
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Making fun snacks for children may just include making them miniature.
Keep the treat pint sized for the pint sized eater.
Sometimes when we load up a child's plate with too much food, we overwhelm them.
Lots of food on a plate may scare a young kid. Offer little portions of food
to kids and watch them clean their plates.

We can also add interesting shapes and colors to basic foods like sandwiches or
make healthy celery look more appealing by adding raisins.

Providing exciting looking food in mini proportions can make the kid have a
feeling of accomplishment. By providing small portions, the kid is more likely
to taste the food. Some mini portion recipes for children are offered below:

PEANUT BUTTER PINWHEELS

Ingredients:

*Peanut butter
*Honey
*Granola
*Tortilla

Instructions:

Spread creamy or chunky peanut butter and a little bit of honey on a fresh
flour tortilla Sprinkle with granola, roll up the tortilla, and then slice it
into bite-size pinwheels

Fun With Celery Carrot Slices

Ingredients:

*Carrot Sticks or Celery Slices
*Peanut Butter
*Raisins

Instructions:
1)Cut celery into small slices,
2)Cut carrots down the middle for this recipe
3)Spread with peanut butter,
4)Top with raisins

Mini Pizzas You can freeze these individually.
Ingredients:
*1 can of refrigerator biscuits
*Pizza sauce
*Shredded low fat cheese
*Toppings of your choice

Instructions:
1)Mash or roll out the biscuits flat
2)Top with pizza sauce cheese & other toppings
3)Bake in the over about 8 minutes until the cheese melts

Serve

The topping can be almost anything that the children want to put on their mini pizzas: green, yellow peppers, onions, garlic, pepperoni, Italian sausage.

The toppings go a long way because little is required for the small biscuit.
The mini pizzas are quick and filling. The children have a fun time preparing their pizza
with all of their favorite ingredients.

These mini pizzas can be frozen. They can be reheated in the microwave for a few seconds for a quick and hearty snack.

Funny Sandwich Faces
Make Mini Star Sandwiches for your kids

1)Prepare your kids favorite sandwich.
2)Cut out the sandwich using cookie cutters in
a variety of shapes and sizes.
3)Add vegetables - put faces on the small mini cutouts using olives, carrots and small
pickles or other variations of your choice.

Let the child to create the faces.

Your kid will be thrilled and will show their appreciation by devouring
the delightful snack.

Kid friendly recipes cater to the imagination of the child. Taking the time to make
mealtime fun and enjoyable for the child may take a few more minutes in the kitchen
but will be worth the effort.
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For more awesome kid approved hints visit http://www.kidapprovedmeals.com.



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