Make Snack Time Fun and Simple
MISSION, Kan., March 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- (Family Features) Long days of learning and adventure often lead to hunger for little ones, but many snacks don't fit the bill or require already busy parents to spend precious time in the kitchen. Instead, make snack time simple – yet still fun and delicious – with a treat that's ready to eat.
For example, a single-serve snack pack is perfect for kids to enjoy while crunching the numbers on their homework or taking a mid-afternoon break from playtime. Dippable options like Sabra Kids Snack Kits are snack duos made with plant-based ingredients in flavors kids crave to satisfy hunger while making it easy on mom and dad. This line of plant-based snacks made without genetically engineered ingredients are ideal for families looking to feel good about foods their kids enjoy.
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A Sweet Brownie Bite
Perfect as an afternoon snack to reward kids for a job well done at school or for helping around the house, the Brownie Batter Dip and Graham Cracker Sticks variety pairs smooth, chocolatey dip with crispy, crunchy graham cracker sticks for decadent dipping fun. Or you can save it for dessert after your little ones have finished dinner.
Taco Time Meets Easy-to-Serve Snacking
When tacos aren't on the menu, turn to this tasty snack. With the Taco Dip and Rolled Tortilla Chips variety, snack time can have the excitement of Taco Tuesday any day of the week. When snack time comes calling, this smooth taco-flavored dip paired with crunchy tortilla chips is perfect for satisfying cravings in a pinch.
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