Did you know most adults and kids don’t eat enough fruit and veggies on a daily basis? Snacks are a great time to squeeze some in.
Try one of these six balanced snacks featuring fruits and veggies. They’re perfect for work or school, and everyone of all ages will enjoy them!
Chewy, cinnamon‑spiced apple bites that taste like dessert but pack a powerful energy punch!
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A colorful, crunchy veggie wrap that rolls up hummus and fresh produce into an easy lunchbox favorite.
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Tips: Don’t overstuff the wrap. Use a serrated knife when cutting the wrap into rolls.
A crunchy‑sweet grab‑and‑go mix that turns “snack time” into “fuel time." Great for on the trail or anywhere.
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A grab‑and‑go veggie snack with creamy hummus that makes dipping veggies feel way more fun.
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Tip: Longer “stick-like” vegetables (think carrots and celery) work well, but you can also enjoy “shorter” veggies like radishes and cauliflower if you use a shorter, open-mouth jar.
Crunchy celery “logs” dotted with nut butter and chewy fruit “ladybugs” that make this veggie snack feel like a tiny edible garden.
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A lunch-box friendly cheese board, with sweet grapes, crunchy crackers and creamy cheese slices. Elegant and easy!
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