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Most of these snacks you just buy and then you eat them, some you might have to wash first like fruits and veggies, others might have a few steps like peeling or cutting, but don't require as much work as the recipes I had shared.
Snacks
- Blueberries
- Strawberries
- Raspberries
- Blackberries
- Cranberries (Not a fan of the berry itself, but cranberry sauce is delicious, especially with turkey!)
- Cranberry Juice
- Oranges
- Orange Juice
- Oatmeal (I eat this every morning for breakfast, just buy the instant packets and all you have to do is boil some water, a tea kettle is handy for this!)
- Dark Chocolate
- Nuts (I like Planters Mixed Nuts)
- Tuna (Just eat it right out of the can, yummy!)
- Tuna Sandwich (Drain tuna, mix with some mayo, mix in some relish and spread on your bread!)
- Pears
- Apples/Apple Slices (You can spread peanut butter on them or I have heard from friends that putting a slice of cheese between the apple slices is delicious. I have yet to try it myself, let me know if you do!)
- Peanut butter and Crackers (Use salt-free crackers!)
- Peanut butter and Jelly Sandwich
- Rice Cakes (I love to put peanut butter on these as well!)
- Yogurt
- Pumpkin Seeds
- Dates
- Raisins
- Ants on a Log (Just spread some peanut butter on celery sticks and stick on raisins, enjoy!)
- Prunes
- Dried Apricots
- Watermelon
- Yogurt Covered Blueberries (just dip your blueberries in plain yogurt, place on a baking sheet, stick in the freezer, sit overnight and you'll have a tasty snack! Once frozen you can remove berries from baking sheet and store in a Ziploc bag)
- Milk and Chocolate Chip Cookies (dark chocolate is even better!)
- Milkshake
- Ice Cream
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Did you use any of these to convince your little one?
ReplyDeleteAt the beginning, but then we discovered I had difficulty conceiving due to PCOS, so at that point we stopped caring about the baby's sex.
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