Winter Snacks For Kids – Christmas Celebration

Christmas Eve is very special for everyone. Every family has its own Christmas tradition, which they follow year after year. From opening gifts to reading Santa’s letter, the holidays are a time to be spent with family. It’s that time of the year when you and your kids snuggle in your blanket and watch your favorite Christmas movie with some good food.

Holidays are the time when you say “no diet” and enjoy your favorite food. Here are some amazingly delicious Christmas recipes which we’ve picked to make your holidays even tastier. So let your kids pile their plates with these tasty winter snacks this Christmas.
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Winter Snacks For Kids – Christmas Celebration

Vegetable Santa Claus

Image Source/Tutorial: Totally The Bomb

Kids don’t like eating vegetables. Looking for a way to feed your kiddo veggies? This vegetable Santa recipe by totally the bomb is what you need. Santa’s face is so mesmerizing that they’ll eat all the vegetables on their plate.

Waffle Christmas Tree

Image Source/Tutorial:  Kids Activities Blog

Let your kids enjoy this tasty waffle Christmas tree from Kids Activities Blogs the Christmas tree. A Christmas tree does look amazing. But the waffle Christmas tree not only looks amazing but tastes yummy as well.

Polar Bear Cupcakes

Image Source/Tutorial: Totally The Bomb

Meeting a real polar bear is difficult. Instead of going out, let your kids stay inside and enjoy these yummy polar bear cupcakes. This winter snack from totally the bomb will definitely bring a smile to your little one’s face.

Rudolph Resee Snack

Image Source/Tutorial: Hungry Happenings 

There is no Christmas without our little red-nosed friend, Rudolph the Reindeer. Make these sweet snacks this holiday. These treats from Hungry Happenings are too cute for your kids to resist.

Pretzels And Snowflakes Snacks

Image Source/Tutorial: I Heart Naptime

The real snowflakes are beautiful but you can’t eat them. These pretzels and snowflakes snacks from I heart naptime are as white as snow and yummy. So crunchy!

Cheese-land Penguin

Image Source/Tutorial: Zoom Yummy

This snack is yummy and quick to prepare. All you need is veggies, cream cheese, and a few minutes to prepare. These cheese penguin snacks from zoom yummy are perfect appetizers for new year’s party and Christmas.

Meringue Christmas Tree

Image Source/Tutorial: Make Bake Celebrate

This Christmas tree meringue from Make Bake Celebrate is just so right for the holidays. Ideal for giving to family and friends for Christmas and Thanksgiving. It’s cheap and amazingly delicious.

Strawberry Covered In Chocolate Snacks

Image Source/Tutorial: Lovely Little Kitchen

If you like the combination of strawberries and chocolate, Try these adorable chocolate-covered strawberry Christmas trees from Lovely Little Kitchen. Take a look at how easy they are to make.

Elf Hats Bungel Treat

Image Source/Tutorial: Life with the Crust Cut Off

These bagels are quick and fun to make. If your children enjoy elves, save this elf bagels snacks recipe from life with the crust cut off. Kids will definitely love these because of sprinkles and peanut butter. Pop these cuties in a jar and your gift is ready. Pop them in a bowl and your party appetizers are ready.

Tasty Frozen Popcorn Snowball

Image Source/Tutorial: Life-made simple bakes

These crunchy frozen popcorn snowballs from Life Made Simple bakes are effortless to make and tasty. Gift them or pack them for your holiday trip or serve them at a party. Whatever the occasion, these frozen popcorn snowball snacks are crunchy and sweet for any occasion. So yummy!

Kabobs Inspired By The Grinch

Image Source/Tutorial: Momables 

During the holidays, it is hard for kids to stay away from sweets and eat healthily. The Momables have the ideal healthy snack for your child. These grinch kabobs are perfect for large gatherings or a lunch. Simple and sweet!

Holly Cookies

Image Source/Tutorial:  Recipe Girl 

Everyone loves cookies. These holly leaf cookies from Recipe Girl will be a great addition to your holiday platter. These cookies can be gifted, served as a party snack, or used for a cookie exchange. Yum!

Cupcakes With Polar Bear Pawprints

Image Source/Tutorial: Afewshortcuts

Celebrate the sweetness of winter with this polar bear paw print cupcakes snack idea from A few shortcuts. These cupcakes are perfect for a winter party theme. Make your cupcakes, decorate them and your party dessert is ready.

Trees Made Of Peanut Butter Cups

Image Source/Tutorial: Simply Blessed 

Decorate the dessert table with these beautiful and tasty treats. The peanut butter cup tree snack idea from simply blessed looks pretty. Make a bunch of these because there won’t be any left.

Yummy Rudolph Melt

Image Source/Tutorial: Mom Life Made Easy 

The delightful Rudolph melt treat recipe by Mom Life Made Easy takes less time and is simple to make. Kids will fall in love with this treat. In just 3 ingredients and a few minutes, your delightful treat is ready.

Rudolph Rice Krispies

Image Source/Tutorial: Thirty Handmade Days

These crunchy, munchy Rudolph rice Krispies are adorable and easy to make. This recipe from thirty handmade days is amazing. Even your kids can help you with making these super cute snacks.

Adorable Rudolph Brownies

Image Source/Tutorial: Your Cup of Cake 

Looking for a way to decorate your plain brownies? No need to worry, the Cup of Cake’s Rudolph brownies snack idea has what you need. This snack is super adorable and there are no kids who wouldn’t love it. So bust some flour, stir it and bake it.

Strawberry Santa Snack

Image Source/Tutorial: Leanne Bakes

These strawberry Santas from Leanne Bakes are not only adorable but also healthy. These are super yummy and take less time to make. These treats will become your kid’s favorite in no time. Healthy and tasty.

Cheesy Snowman Caprese Salad

Image Source/Tutorial: Arts Crackers

This cheesy snowman Caprese salad snack idea from Arts crackers is healthy, simple, and tastes wonderful. Your kids will enjoy assembling these snowmen. It will be a healthy appetizer for your parties or you can even pack it for your kid’s lunchbox. Say cheese!

FAQs

1. What are some healthy winter snacks for kids?

Healthy winter snacks for kids don’t have to be boring or bland. There are plenty of nutritious and tasty options that your kids will enjoy! Here are some ideas to get you started:

1. Granola bars – Homemade granola bars are a great way to sneak in some nutritious ingredients while still providing your kids with a snack they’ll love. Try adding oats, dried fruit, nuts, and even dark chocolate chips to the mix.

2. Trail mix – Trail mix is a healthy and tasty snack that can be easily customized to fit your family’s tastes. Try adding different types of nuts, dried fruit, and even some dark chocolate chips for a delicious treat.

3. Popcorn – Popcorn is a great snack for kids because it’s low in calories and can be easily customized with different seasonings and toppings.

4. Fruit and yogurt – A simple combination of fresh fruit and yogurt is a great snack that provides kids with important vitamins and minerals.

5. Veggies and dip – Veggies are a great source of nutrients and can be even more enjoyable when paired with a tasty dip. Try hummus, ranch, or even tzatziki for a delicious and healthy winter snack.

2. How can I make winter snacks fun for kids?

One way to make winter snacks fun for kids is to let them help in the preparation. Let them pick out ingredients, measure them out, and help mix and assemble the snacks. This can help make the process more enjoyable and engaging for them. Another way to make winter snacks fun for kids is to get creative with the presentation. Try using cookie cutters to make fun shapes, using food coloring to make colored frostings, or even putting together a “build your own snack” bar. These ideas can help make the snacks more interactive and enjoyable for the kids.

3. What are some affordable winter snacks for kids?

Some great and affordable winter snacks for kids include hot cocoa, popcorn, trail mix, warm apple cider, frozen banana bites, and homemade granola bars. Hot cocoa is a great snack for kids as it is warm and comforting, and it can be made with milk or dairy-free alternatives. Popcorn is a fun winter snack that can be customized with different flavors or sweeteners. Trail mix is a healthy snack that is full of protein and can be customized with different nuts and dried fruits. Warm apple cider is another great winter snack that is warm, comforting, and full of flavor. Frozen banana bites are a delicious and healthy snack that are easy to make and only require two ingredients. Lastly, homemade granola bars are a great snack for kids and are easy to make with a variety of ingredients.

4. What are some traditional winter snacks for kids?

Some traditional winter snacks for kids include hot chocolate, popcorn, s’mores, trail mix, snowman cookies, hot apple cider, and warm cinnamon rolls. These snacks are perfect for cold winter days and nights and are sure to be a hit with kids of all ages. Hot chocolate can be served with marshmallows, caramel, or whipped cream for an extra special treat. Popcorn can be flavored with cinnamon, sugar, or melted butter and salt. S’mores can be made over a campfire or in the oven for an easy snack. Trail mix is a great way to provide a variety of flavors for kids to enjoy. Snowman cookies are a fun and festive way to celebrate the season. Hot apple cider is a classic winter beverage that kids and adults alike enjoy. Finally, warm cinnamon rolls are a delicious way to warm up during the cold winter months.

We hope that you picked your favorite snack. I hope you enjoyed making as well as eating them. Please share your favorite snack in the comments section. Do give us feedback in the comment section. Don’t forget to check out other articles from k4crafts. We’ll be back with another fun article soon. Till then, keep smiling and creating with K4 crafts.

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