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    Healthy snacks for kids??

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      chenSee
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      THANK you guys to your suggestions and advices..i really appreciate it a lot.. to be honest i am the one spoiling her w/ this kind of foods.. she's very young and it makes me feel sad if i didn't give the thing that she really wants.. but in this case i really don't want this be my burden until she's grown up..


      ~ Im starting to limit the un-nutricious foods at home..and buy sweet fruits for her.. :rahrah:

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        orpat512
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        Healthy snacks recipes for good health are needed by children and adults as well. Adolescence children tend to eat more and crave for food in between their regular meal.

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          Fruitart
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          Carrot stick? i gave my kids fruit and sometimes make my own snack:)

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            Harlequin
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            I roast nuts for family snacks eg. almonds, hazelnuts or mixed nuts.

            I do homemade popcorns too, it's actually very simple to do.

            Once in a while I make agar agar, milo popsicles, edamame, sushi balls, roast salmon skin, baked potatoes and bread sticks.

            Snacks off the supermarket shelves my girls are only into raisins, but I will rinse off the sugar coating before they stuff into their mouths. 😂

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              TheAnswer
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              Harlequin:
              I roast nuts for family snacks eg. almonds, hazelnuts or mixed nuts.

              I do homemade popcorns too, it's actually very simple to do.

              Once in a while I make agar agar, milo popsicles, edamame, sushi balls, roast salmon skin, baked potatoes and bread sticks.

              Snacks off the supermarket shelves my girls are only into raisins, but I will rinse off the sugar coating before they stuff into their mouths. 😂
              Luckily I'm not your DD otherwise I will 😢

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                Dandelion_Ivory
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                I pass fruits to my kids as snacks after they come back from school. Its one of the more healthier options out there.

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                  Dekora
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                  Wao! How do u roast nuts? Any seasonings required or just place them in the oven? Heh I’m looking for healthy snacks for myself

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                    Harlequin
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                    Dekora:
                    Wao! How do u roast nuts? Any seasonings required or just place them in the oven? Heh I'm looking for healthy snacks for myself

                    Use a small oven toaster, those from Best Denki. Don't need to pre-heat toaster, or else nuts/seeds would burned. Line aluminium foil in the toaster, spread them on a aluminium foil and use the low heat. For bigger nut like almonds, spread them wide apart.... for seeds like pumpkin seeds you can roast more at one go. The aroma would tell if it's done.

                    Transfer to kitchen paper towel and wait for it to cool down completely before adding salt (if you like) and storing in jar.

                    Add some raisins and dried fruits into the jar, shake and serve :drool:

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                      Harlequin
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                      Another way is to fry, with low heat in dried pan/wok, no oil required… keep turning til it’s done; quite labor intensive but tastier… frying is the best method for peanuts.

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                        Dekora
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                        Harlequin:
                        Another way is to fry, with low heat in dried pan/wok, no oil required... keep turning til it's done; quite labor intensive but tastier... frying is the best method for peanuts.

                        Thanks harlequin! The roasting of nuts seems do-able for a noob cook like me heh. Btw where would be a good place to get raw nuts?

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