7. Frozen Fruit Popsicles
On a summer day, popsicles are a child’s favorite, packed with the goodness and nutrients of fresh fruits. Store-bought popsicles are rich in artificial flavors and sugar. Hence, making them at home could be a great alternative. All you need is ice cream molds, fruit puree, and some honey (optional). You can also use a small amount of fresh fruit juice, such fortified orange juice, for extra flavor.
8. Apple Nachos With Peanut Butter
One of the perfect snacks for kids and a great breakfast snack too. The combination of apples with peanut butter is easy-to-make, and the filling is nutritious. Rich in fiber, protein, and vitamins, you can dress it with several nuts for crunchiness.
