It was one of the girl's turn for Snack Day at preschool. For some reason (again), I didn't have time to go to the grocery store and was trying to figure out what to bring to school that was dairy-free, egg-free, nut-free and wheat-free. The ages of these preschool kids range from 2.5 years to 5 years old. And there are some pretty picky eaters.
For Snack Day: baby carrots, ham roll-ups, mini fruit skewers with grapes and oranges and cucumber slices. I also packed a container full of organic red corn tortilla chips (not shown here).
I kept things pretty simple and the kiddies enjoyed their snack. Everything got eaten! Even the chips. Unfortunately, 2 of my silicone muffin liners were missing. Oh well... that means I get to shop for more cute muffin liners!
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Enjoy!
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Oh no. Bummer on your liners! Maybe use paper liners next time for sharing snacks? You did a great job w/ this!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lisa! I guess I will have to go back to paper liners and leave the silicone ones at home. Don't want to lose any more! :)
DeleteLooks nice! Sorry about the liners! I wish my daughter would eat cucumbers -it seems like a nice healthy snack, although, I don't care for cucumbers either but they would be a great snack to serve!
ReplyDeleteI was just thinking about adding silicone tins to my lunches. I guess I will be sticking to paper too.
ReplyDeleteWith the kids' individual lunches, I use silicone liners and they don't get lost. They get territorial! LOL As for the Snack Day, I will be sticking to paper.
DeleteVery cute! What a great way to send a class snack.
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