Written by: Mantasha
8 July 2025
These colorful, bite-sized sandwiches can be filled with cheese, cucumbers, tomatoes, or beetroot. Use fun-shaped cutters to make them even more appealing.
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Simply mash bananas, mix with oats and an egg, then pan-fry into small pancakes. They are sweet, soft, and naturally delicious.
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Create layers of yogurt, fruits, crushed nuts, or granola in a glass, similar to a sundae, but healthier.
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Skewer alternating cubes of cheese and fruits like grapes, apples, and melon. They are colorful, fun to eat, and rich in calcium and vitamins.
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Bake sweet potato fries instead of frying them. Add a sprinkle of cinnamon or a bit of chat masala for an extra flavor boost.
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Forget the butter; instead, toss air-popped popcorn with olive oil, turmeric, cumin, or a dash of chat masala for flavor.
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Beat eggs with cheese and chopped vegetables, pour into muffin tins, and bake. These mini protein-packed treats can be made in advance.
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Healthy snacks don’t have to be boring! With a little creativity, you can turn everyday ingredients into fun, tasty bites your kids will actually enjoy. Quick to make, easy to love, snack time just got a glow-up.
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