Banana Chips
Banana chips use two ingredients and make a healthy, tasty snack for at home or on the go.
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Banana chips use two ingredients and make a healthy, tasty snack for at home or on the go.
Bring home the tropics with this fruity smoothie. Go lactose-free with almond milk or use your favorite milk.
This is a whole grain snack that kicks back. With red pepper and hot sauce seasoning, enjoy the flavor and crunch of potato chips without the unhealthy oils and fat.
This quick snack is loaded with protein and satisfies a sweet tooth without so many added sugars.
This cute little bunny makes it fun for kids to help in the kitchen and eat more fruits and veggies.
Turn our quick and easy Bread-in-a-Bag recipe into soft pretzels. Try them with the CNP Cheese Sauce recipe!
These crispy kale bites are a great way to get in a serving of vegetables without giving up the potato chip crunch.
Turn our easy Bread-in-a-Bag recipe into a homemade family favorite. Add your favorite toppings or try a new vegetable.
A variety of your favorite fruits and dairy products can create an endless list of new smoothies to try.
Have fun with your kids and try all 5 MyPlate groups with this activity! Kids can help wash and cut fruits and vegetables, mix the yogurt dip, and help with the dishes.
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