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  1. Kinder Krunchies: Healthy Snack Recipes for Children by Karen S Jenkins, 1997
  2. Kinder-Krunchies: Healthy Snack Recipes for Children by Karen S. , Illustrated By Donna Austin Jenkins, 1982
  3. Kinder-krunchies: Healthy Snack Recipes for Children by Karen S. Jenkins, 1982
  4. Low Fat Great Tasting Kids' Snacks: Healthy & Delicious Recipes
  5. Low Fat Great Tasting Kids' Snacks: Healthy and Delicious Recipes
  6. Feed Your Child Right From Birth through Teens: A Pediatrician's Notes on Nutrition, Easy-to-Prepare Recipes, and Healthy Snacks by Albert C Goldberg, 2001-06-25
  7. Kinder Krunchies Too!; Healthy Snack Recipes for Children (Discovery Toys) by Karen S. Jenkins, 2005
  8. Kinder-Krunchies: healthy Snack Recipes for Children by Karen S. Jenkins, 1982
  9. Kinder-Krunchies: Healthy Snack Recipes for Children by Karen S. Jenkins, 1982
  10. Lunch Boxes and Snacks: Over 120 healthy recipes from delicious sandwiches and salads to hot soups and sweet treats by Annabel Karmel, 2007-12-26
  11. Nutrition for You, No Cook Recipes: 144 Healthy Meals and Snacks by Nickey Lee Melton, 2006-10
  12. Throw Me a Bone: 50 Healthy, Canine Taste-Tested Recipes for Snacks, Meals, and Treats by Cooper Gillespie, Susan Orlean, 2007-06-19
  13. Great-Tasting Kids' Snacks: Recipes for Better Living by Cooking Healthy, 1995
  14. Healthy Snacks for Kids (Nitty Gritty Cookbooks) (Nitty Gritty Cookbooks) by Penny Warner, 1999-03

81. Recipes Today: Healthy Snacks For The New Year
recipes Today healthy snacks For The New Year. Choose to drink water with your snacks, instead of fruit juices or regular soft drinks.
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Healthy Snacks For The New Year by Alison Gamble
Snacking is a very important part of a person's day. Your body needs a boost between meals, and selecting the right foods to fuel your body makes a huge difference. When you are choosing a snack you should put some time and thought into it just as you would when planning any meal. You should snack on foods that re-energize and satisfy you until your next big meal. "How do I get energy and satisfaction out of a snack?"
Go for foods with substance! Accessible, easy to prepare foods that are healthy are available as alternatives to soft drinks, candy and chips. Choose a grain and fruit, or grain and protein source, or all three together. Together the combination will help keep you satisfied longer. Protein takes longer to digest than a simple carbohydrate (like a very sugary food, such as candy), and as a result keeps your energy level maintained. The fiber in the complex carbohydrate group also keeps you feeling full. Like protein, a complex carbohydrate takes longer for your body to digest, which helps maintain energy levels longer. Fruit is a good source of fiber and complex carbohydrate, and when combined with a protein, can be a wonderful source of nourishment. Here are some good snack ideas…snacks with substance!

82. Recipes Today: "Mom, Can I Have A Snack?"
recipes Today Mom, Can I Have A Snack? Pick a few healthy snacks, then let the kids choose. If they ve made the decision, they are more likely to
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"Mom, Can I Have A Snack?" by Donna Smith
Before you know it, school will be in session again. Get your kids eating the right stuff now School's out, which means lunches under shade trees, supplying the whole neighborhood with Popsicles, swatting mosquitoes off toddler's legs, and the constant question: "Mom, can I have a snack?" Kids are active all the time. But during the summer months, they tend to be more active than usual. Snacks, if done right, can help supply your kids with the extra calories, vitamins and minerals their active bodies need. But, if your offering of carrot sticks and yogurt dip is frowned upon, don't worry! Make the food fun, and they will come. First, let the kids make the decision on what snack they want. Pick a few healthy snacks, then let the kids choose. If they've made the decision, they are more likely to want to eat it. Then, get the kids involved in the food's preparation. Kids love to cook and help out in the kitchen. Older children can read recipes, measure ingredients, chop or grate food, and even cook on the stove with an adult's supervision. Don't leave the younger kids out! They can sort ingredients, mix ingredients, and even do simple measurements.

83. Schwan's: Snack Recipes & Healthy Treats
Let Schwan s help plan your menu with tasty and healthy snack recipes available on our website. With Schwan s you re sure to find a new family favorite.
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Helping to Plan Your Family's Menu
With your busy schedule, it can be hard to have snacks on hand that you feel good about giving to your family. Let Schwan's help plan your menu with tasty and healthy snack recipes available on our website. Our kitchen experts provide great snack recipes using our fine frozen foods for quick and easy appetizers or after-dinner pleasers. Learn how to make delicious Citrus Glazed Mixed Fruit, refreshing Celebration Punch, or a fun Chocolate Chunk Candy Pizza, all with our online snack recipes . With Schwan's you're sure to find a new family favorite because we have tons of snack recipes online that feature our fine frozen foods.
Variety is a Great Spice for Snack Recipes
Schwan's snack recipes help you make the most of your time by combining our fine frozen foods with quick and easy prep methods. Snack recipes from Schwan's are sure to please everyone at your table, from the after-school crowd, to the grown ups looking for a great pick-up between meals. Thanks to Schwan's huge variety and all the ways our snack recipes help you put together tasty treats, you're sure to find something for every taste and appetite in your home. With snack recipes from Schwan's, bring some creativity and fun back to snacking.

84. Heart Healthy Recipes
You can also try these healthy snack substitutions These tips and recipes are a guideline for changing cooking and eating habits.
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Heart Healthy Tips for Snacks and Desserts Balancing Good Nutrition with Good Taste For a heart-healthy lifestyle, it is important to eat nutritious meals. But what about snacks and desserts? Do you have to give up the tasty treats you love best? Absolutely not! They key is reducing the amount of fat in the snacks and desserts you eat. If you are one of those people who thought "nutritious" and “delicious” couldn’t mix, you're in for a happy surprise! This booklet has been designed to offer some helpful information about snacks and desserts that we hope will be a blessing to your heart. Desserts
The perfect ending to a great meal, or even a not-so-great meal, is dessert. For a heart healthy diet, you don't have to forgo the pleasure of sumptuous cake, cookies or pies. Just forgo the calories and choose desserts low in saturated fats and carbohydrates! Here are few easy choices for low-fat desserts:
  • Low-fat yogurt with fruit.

85. Chet Day's Health Circus: Healthy Snacks For Kids
One way to help this national problems is to provide healthy snacks for kids. In that regard, here are two excellent recipes healthy Fruit snacks for
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Professional health writer Chet Day shares tips, recipes, thoughts, and commentary that'll help you start taking responsibility for your own health instead of turning it over to the guys and gals in white coats.
Monday, April 11, 2005
Healthy Snacks for Kids
Most kids these days eat so much junk food we now have an obesity crisis in this country with teens and pre-teens.
One way to help this national problems is to provide healthy snacks for kids. In that regard, here are two excellent recipes...
Healthy Fruit Snacks for Kids
3 cups rice puffs ground up
2 cups oatmeal
1/2 cup almond meal
2 cups mixed dried fruit
1/2 cup sesame seeds
3/4 cup honey
Coconut for rolling in
Mix all ingredients in your food processor. Either roll into small balls or press into slab tin and cut into bite-size pieces. Then roll in coconut. Healthy Fruit and Nut Snacks for Kids 1 cup oatmeal 3/4 cups almonds 1 1/2 cups sultanas or dates or raisins 1/2 cup ground linseeds 1 Tbs tahini paste Carob powder or coconut Put all ingredients into a food processor until really well minced up. Form into either patties or roll into balls. Then roll in either carob powder or coconut and store in an airtight container.

86. Canadian Living : Healthy Snacks On The Go
Here are five healthy snacks that you can prepare in advance, so all you need Try one of the Canadian Living Test s Kitchen s easy recipes for delicious
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87. Whole Foods Market : Food For Kids : Healthy Snack Alternatives
Home recipes Kids healthy snacks. Printer Friendly Version. healthy Snack Alternatives. when you crave, try this, or even better, or best choice!
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88. Health Snacks
Here s Magee s list of favorite healthy snacks plus the bad guys taken from another of You can make you own; there are good recipes out there,
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Snacking Habits for Healthy Living Fruit Smoothies, Nachos, Frozen Yogurt Make Great Treats Junk food has given snacking a bad name. "Snacking in itself isn't a bad thing," says Elaine Magee, PhD, RD, author of numerous nutrition books, including The Recipe Doctor Cookbook: Light and Healthy Versions of America's Favorite Dishes. Magee firmly believes in eating several small meals during the day "and that includes quality, healthy snacks." Her philosophy: Eat when you're hungry, stop when you're comfortable. "There's a difference between stuffed and comfortable," she says. "If you truly follow that concept, you should be hungry every two or three hours." Here's Magee's list of favorite healthy snacks plus the "bad guys" taken from another of her books, Fight Fat and Win: Light Meals and Snacks
  • Popcorn . The fat in those microwave brands is the only negative here. Look for the healthier versions 98% fat-free. If you opt for plain popcorn, it's OK to drizzle a little margarine (one with no

89. Allrecipes | Advice | After School Snacks That Everyone Can Agree On
snacks can, and should, be a part of every child s balanced diet. Get FREE Allrecipes.com tips, meal ideas and recipes emailed to you each week.
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Get FREE Allrecipes.com tips, meal ideas and recipes emailed to you each week. Sign up. After School Snacks that Everyone can Agree On An afternoon snack is not just an indulgence: active kids with fast metabolisms and small-capacity tummies need a between-meal pick-me-up on a regular basis. It can be 6 hours or longer between school lunch and dinner, and that's too long for most kids to go without beginning to droop for lack of fuel. Snacks can, and should, be a part of every child's balanced diet. An afternoon snack will give kids more energy after school, and they'll be able to concentrate on homework, and have more energy to play outside rather than merely flop down in front of the television. Let Them be Choosy
It's easy to equate snacking with junk food, but it doesn't have to be the case. Even the most angelic child would be hard-put to choose a plate of spinach over a candy bar. Fortunately, there is a happy medium to be reached between the all-out junk food that your children would be inclined to eat if left to their own devices, and the menacing green piles of steamed vegetables that you would love to see them eat. The important thing is to provide kids with choices when it comes to snacking. If all the choices you give them are reasonably nutritious ones, then everybody's happy: your kids get to choose their snacks, and you get to ensure that they're eating healthfully. Is it possible to make fruits, vegetables, lean protein, low fat dairy products and whole grains appealing to your kids? You've probably got a few tricks up your sleeve already to do just such a thing, but here are some of our favorite tried and true methods for making kids shout, 'hooray for healthy foods!'

90. Learning Center -
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91. Low Cost High Fiber Recipes For A Healthy Diet
Getting plenty of fiber (1,2) in your diet is important for good health. Fiber has important benefits healthy snacks low cost high fiber recipes
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By Cynthia York-Camden MS, RD, LD Getting plenty of fiber in your diet is important for good health. Fiber has important benefits including reducing cholesterol, improving blood sugar control, and lowering risk of heart disease. It has a positive effect on the digestive system by helping to maintain regularity and reduce risk of diverticulitis. A low fat diet that contains plenty of fiber foods, such as grains, fruits and vegetables may play an important role in reducing the risk of certain types of cancer. Fiber is found in plant foods and comes in two forms. Soluble fiber

92. Just For Kids: Healthy Snacks
DiabeticLifestyle offers recipes, menus, medical updates, entertaining, Now lets look at some healthy snacks from various food groups;
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february 2000 Diabetic-Lifestyle Just for Kids is an informative resource for parents of children with diabetes, offering kid-tested recipes and practical help. Diabetic-Lifestyle offers recipes, menus, medical updates, entertaining, travel - practical information to enhance life while managing diabetes on a daily basis. - Home Healthy Snacks Setting the goal of "no snacks" for our children may not be feasible and is certainly contrary to your child's needs. Children's stomachs are smaller than our own, so they eat less at a sitting. Snacks provide a way for your child to recharge and sustain their energy until the next meal. Instead of eliminating snacks, plan for them and guide your children to balanced food choices. This is especially important for our children who have diabetes. Their food needs change as they grow and as they exercise more or less during the week. Diet experts from the prestigious Mayo Clinic state that snacks for children should come from the bread, dairy foods, and fruits and vegetable groups of the food pyramid. In the bread group, healthier snacks include:

93. Opera Directory
Breakfast recipes, healthy snacks, yummy treats, submit a recipe, useful links. From Debbie s Kitchen. recipes for cinnamon toast, Debbie s Pancake Faces,
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94. Services - Healthy Chef Recipes
Hearthealthy snacks/Desserts. Berry Banana Smoothie. (from As You Requested II Favorite recipes From Linda’s Kitchen, by Linda Adams)
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Recipes a Entrees a Salads a Appetizers a Snacks/Desserts Heart-Healthy Snacks /Desserts Berry Banana Smoothie (from As You Requested II Favorite Recipes From Linda’s Kitchen, by Linda Adams) 3 Tbs. low-fat vanilla yogurt ¼ cup fresh or frozen strawberries Sliced strawberries, opt. 1 cup orange juice In a blender container, combine frozen banana slices, strawberries, orange juice and yogurt. Cover and blend until smooth. Pour in tall glasses and garnish with sliced strawberries. Makes 2 servings. TOP Yummy Jell-O Cake (from As You Requested II Favorite Recipes From Linda’s Kitchen, by Linda Adams)
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95. Elderly Health Service
of healthy snacks as well as demonstrations of 9 snack recipes including To echo the healthy Ageing Campaign, the Elderly Health Services of the
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The ¡§Healthy Snacks VCD¡¨, which is produced by the dietitians of the Elderly Health Services, contains tips on the selection of healthy snacks as well as demonstrations of 9 snack recipes including nutrient-dense, low-fat, and high dietary fiber recipes. The ¡§Healthy Snacks VCD¡¨ is designed for the elderly and their carers as well as those who are interested in the preparation of healthy snacks. There is also a section on ways to arrange healthy snacks by elderly community centres and residential care homes.
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96. HCFK Program Day 5, Levels 1-3
Ask students to create their own healthy snack recipes or bring in family favorites to create a healthy Snack Cookbook. Reproduce and distribute the book
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Through discussion and activities, students learn about kitchen sanitation and safety. Guidelines are put into action when students prepare a healthy snack treat.
Objectives
  • Students will learn the proper sanitation and safety practices for preparing and serving food.
  • Students will follow directions to prepare a healthy snack.
Materials Needed
  • One copy per student and teacher of the “Kitchen Safety” worksheet
  • (optional) “Fruit and Cheese Kabob” Preparation (for 32 students):
  • (optional) Three large plastic bags or bowls to hold cut ingredients
  • (optional) Four 1-oz. string cheese logs cut into 8 cubes each
  • (optional) Four large apples cut into 64 cubes and sprinkled with 3 T. of lemon juice
  • (optional) Seedless grapes (64)
  • (optional) One wooden skewer or stiff straw per student
  • (optional) Cutting board and sharp knives, if ingredients prepared by adults in class
  • One copy per student of the “Completion Certificate”, signed and dated
Time Needed
Preparation Time:
15 to 30 minutes Lesson Time:
45 minutes
Let’s Learn
“Today we’re going to prepare a healthy snack in class. What do we need to do to make sure we prepare it in a healthy way?”

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98. Early Childhood - Educational Preschool And Kindergarten Teaching Activities
Below are some recipe ideas that you can use in the classroom. They range from easy to the more difficult recipes. Simple Snack Ideas
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Below are some recipe ideas that you can use in the classroom. They range from easy to the more difficult recipes. Some will even teach the kids something! Enjoy!
Simple Snack Ideas
    Milk Group
  • Flavored milk drink-1/2 cup milk with 1/2 cup any fruit juice
  • cheese cubes
  • ice cream
  • make instant pudding
  • make butter
    Meat Group
  • sunflower or pumpkin seeds
  • toasted soybeans
  • assorted nuts
  • peanut butter
  • peanut butter rolled in sesame seeds
  • beef jerky
  • eggs
  • walnut, pecan halves with soft cheese spread as filling
  • make peanut butter
    Fruits and Vegetables
  • fruit kabobs
  • fruits and vegetables cut into imaginative shapes (radish fans, pepper strips, carrot curls, celery branches, etc.)
  • make fruit juice by rolling unpeeled oranges between hands until soft, insert straw
  • cut apples into small wedges and place on toothpicks with raisins or dip in peanut butter
  • freeze fruit juice on sticks in ice cube trays
  • caramel coated apples
  • make applesauce
  • crack open a coconut and drink the juice and eat the meat
    Grains
  • chow main noodles
  • crackers-use cheese and whole-grain varieties
  • unsugared ready-to-eat cereal
  • taco shells broken into chips
EASY RECIPES Peanut Butter Play Dough 18 oz peanut butter 6 T honey Nonfat dry milk to right consistency cocoa (optional) Mix together and form into shapes. Eat and enjoy!

99. Kraft Foods - Great Recipes And Food Ideas
Kraft Foods has the recipes that your family will love. Plus meal planners, holiday ideas, FREE Meal Planner Sensible Solution Program Snack Tip
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100. Healthy Snacks
That is the reason that choosing healthy snacks can be good for us. It is the children especially who will benefit from healthy snacks.
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healthy snacks Snacking has in fact become a way of life for both adults and children in most parts of India. A recent study that was conducted reported that over 95% of the women and children in the country have at least one snack in a day.Most of the commonly consumed snack foods are high in fat, sugar and sodium. If these foods are used for snacks frequently, they can easily affect our health. That is the reason that choosing healthy snacks can be good for us. It is the children especially who will benefit from healthy snacks. They often cannot eat enough at the three regular meals in the day to satisfy their hunger and provide all of the nutrients they need. Therefore the healthy snacks can provide the additional foods that they need. Most people think that snacking means crunching chips, munching marshmallows, or chowing down on cookies. That is the reason that most people think snacking is bad because they think of junk food when they think of snacks. However, not always does junk food have to be your snack. Healthy snacks are packed with nutrients that your body needs to grow strong and stay well. For example, an orange will give you quick energy now and vitamin C for later.

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