Savory Holiday Snacks for Kids

September 23, 2014
Photograph by Carl Tremblay
Celebrate the season with these fun, easy-to-make snacks and treats!
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Cheeseball Party Pops

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Holiday Party Cheeseball Pops

Credit: Photograph by Raymond Hom
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Flavored with sweet cranberries and toasted pecans, this twist on classic cheese balls is a hit with guests of all ages.

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Bagel Buddy

Credit: Photograph by Aaron Dyer

Tempt a picky eater with our happy-face veggie bagel. Spread one half of a plain bagel with cream cheese. Trim a piece of the other half into a hat as shown and press it in place. Use broccoli florets to embellish the hat. Press black olives and grape tomato halves in place for the eyes and cheeks. Finish with a chive or scallion mouth and a bell pepper scarf.

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How To Make Leaf Chips

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Sesame Herb Crackers

Credit: Photograph by Carl Tremblay
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Put the kids in charge of holiday party snacks with this surprisingly simple recipe.

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A Healthy Gingerbread House

Credit: Photograph by Mark Mantegna

Give your traditional gingerbread house an extreme makeover by swapping the candy for more wholesome ingredients. To make the house, trim graham cracker walls and a roof with a serrated knife, then join them with peanut butter. (To pipe it, spoon several tablespoons of peanut butter into a plastic bag and snip off a corner.) Decorate the house with healthy snacks, such as cereal, nuts, and dried fruit, attached with more peanut butter. Can't use nut products? Substitute cream cheese for a binder.

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Kids' Favorite Snacks

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