I need a healthy school snack for my daughters birthday!!?

Question

I am looking for a healthy snack for my daughter to take to school on her birthday. There are 2 children allergic to nuts 1 allergic to eggs and another thats allergic to red food dye, anyone have any suggestions? Something creative!!

Answer 1

Oreos!!!

(they're actually veagan)

Healthy huh, can you do a fruit tray and caramel dip?

a large popcorn tin with the caramel/cheese/butter

Pretzels, graham crackers,apples, fruit snacks (stolen from previous poster)

You could bring in "dirt cups", if that isn't too messy, and the teacher approves, with graham crackers (not sure about the eggs), or crushed oreos and gummy worms, you can make it pudding or icecream, and stay to help clean up!

Fruit snacks may have that dye in them though.

a good fruit dip if you wanna know...cool whip, flavored pudding mix...yeah that's it, it's simple!

The kids won't care, they'll just be happy!

Have fun : )

You can make cakes w/o eggs, you use applesauce.

Answer 2

skip the snack and ask the teacher for a recommendation.  have a nice vase of flowers waiting for her when she comes home.

Answer 3

My kids like the yogurt that comes in tubes.  It is fun and less messy.  We prefer the Stonyfield Yo Squeeze (tubes) as it has no dyes, artificial flavors or preservatives.  When friends visit, they are thrilled with the yogurt tubes.  Freeze them for extra fun!

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Answer 4

fruit snacks

Answer 5

How about yogurt?  There are so many kinds now, drinkable, the kind in the sticks, the kind you mix stuff with.  Or if it is appropriate, take sugar cookies and stuff the kids can decorate them with.

Answer 6

pretzels in melted chocolate. its not healthy but it works and its easy to make and a birthday is supposed to have sweets.

Answer 7

are they allergic apples ?

well here are some healthy foods fruits and vegetables

grapes, oranges,  cherries, mango, watermelon, babies carrots, blueberries, cocnuts, flower seeds, peach, pear,

pickles,  cheese, bannana, corns, etcc. strawberries, respberry, small cup cake , muffins

lunchables boxes that sometimes has small drinks such as juices, crackers, ham or turkey, beefs sandwitches, with fruit small packages,  jell-o, plastics cups that carrier fruits yogerts , ice cream sticks . small cart milk .

Answer 8

Fruit kebabs with all differnt types of fruit and marshmallows too.

It's cool if you use a melon, to scrape out the inside to use on the kebab, and then use the half so you can stick the kebabs into it. So it looks kinda like a porcupine.

My aunty had this at a wedding for the kids and they loved it.

Answer 9

Make a "cake" out of fruit.  Cut up watermelon, and mold it into a cake mold, then decorate it with other fruits.  Believe it or not, the children tend to like fruits and veges BETTER than the cupcakes in which most just l**k off the frosting and throw the cake away!

Answer 10

how about ladyfingers (egg free) sprinkled with cocoa powder & powdered sugar.

Sliced apples and pears with dairy free dip.

sliced seedless watermelon - messy but delish!

Answer 11

ok cut a hole in a orange scraape out the orange ontill thereis only the coarse skin of  the orange inside the whole make orange jelly and funnell it into the empty orange do that as many times as needed ok the put  in fridge and around an hour befor you give them out put them in the freezer after an hour take it out cut into quaters and serve

you will neee qiute a lot of oranges

Answer 12

Birthdays are supposed to be an appropriate time for sweets!  Maybe you can try pudding cups or those little ice cream cups.  Those are small and indibidualized.  You can also do the regular cookies or cupcakes.  The problem with America is moderation...1 cupcake a kid is great, the problem is when they go on for 2 and 3.

Answer 13

Well I was going to suggest ants on a log.  Celery, peanut butter, and raisins, but since there are allergies, you could use cream cheese instead.  Call it ants on a snowy log.  I would make mini muffins and stir in blackberries, chocolate chips, and other cool stuff.  You could make Lunchable type pizzas.  Bring whole wheat crackers, pizza sauce, cheese, and toppings, let the kids top them.

Answer 14

I guess she wants something to share with friends. Popcorn balls? Veggies with a sweet dip.