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[kwpnjumper55]

So it's my turn to provide snack on Monday for D's preschool class. I want to do something festive, yummy and nutritious. Any ideas??? I've been scouring Pinterest with no luck!

I was thinking about these which are really good www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/ree-drummond/strawberry-oatmeal-bars-recipe/index.html

[dana86]

learnsomethingnewtoday.com/?p=494 what about something like this but instead do yogurt, maybe a chocolate granola and a bit of a peach preserve or something like that. Layer it in clear cups so they can see the colors. It's not way out there festive but its cute and along those lines

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I don't know if it has to be baked, but something I pinned on Pinterest that was cute and nutritious was little "candy corn" cups. Use a clear cup and layering from bottom to top: mandarin orange slices, pineapple chunks, then whipped topping. But instead of whipped topping, you could use yogurt (although whipped topping makes it feel more of a treat without being too bad for them).

This isn't really nutritious, but I would use jam instead of the canned cherry filling.
bakingbites.com/2008/10/vampire-cookies/

[jennlin]

i think you should make the candycorn cups IK posted. cute, easy, and healthy.

[llh0211]

I recently made pumpkin muffins with a spice cake mix & a can of pumpkin. No oil or eggs. They were super yummy, and really easy. Definitely not as cute as what IK posted though