Outside of fruits/veggies and other perishable foods, what are your LO's favorite snacks that would be easy to keep packed in the diaper bag for a few days or go to the park with use without getting warm/dry etc? I know snacks like this aren't the healthiest so looking for something that's at least decent but I'm not overly picky about foods. They snack on a lot of crackers and I think they are getting sick of those.
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DD1 is newly obsessed with applesauce pouches. I plan to buy a huge jar of it and fill kiinde pouches since we have the foodii (the toddler spout thing). Also, cereal bars! Not the healthiest but easy. And dried fruit although it can make a mess - the dust stains her finger tips lol
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@sorrycharlie: We have the sqooushi pouches! Just started using them again actually.
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She went through a dried fruit phase! Cheerios, goldfish crackers and pretzels are easily stored in a ziploc. I always have kind granola bars in the diaper bag for when we're out and about.
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Kids cliff bars and kids cliff ropes (I buy the ones made with veggie purée and the kids love them)! Freeze dried grapes and apples as well. I buy all of this at Costco so we have enough for other kids during play dates (usually).
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Goldfish and applesauce pouch
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I pretty much always have dried fruit or at least raisins in my bag. I also like carrying larabars and applesauce pouches!
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boxes of raisins or peanut butter crackers are her favorite. pouches too.
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Fruit pouches, kid granola bars, dried fruit, veggie sticks.
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We do what others suggested but DS is also a big fan of the Annie's fruit snacks.
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Freeze dried fruit, happy times anything, fruit and veggie shredz
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Goldfish and these Plum Organics chewy bars.
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Annie's crackers, fruit pouches, peanut butter Snackimals
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applesauce pouches! And yogurt covered raisins. Oh and those cheese or PB filled crackers....or granola bars from TJ's
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Fruit pouches and we recently got e whole wheat fig bars in our Naturebox and LO adores those. Raisins are a go to around here as well.
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Freeze dried strawberries or raspberries. Also we gave her apple sticks from TJs last night for the last time and she was ridiculously excited about them. lol
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Raisins, 100% fruit snacks (I think it's Sunkist), toddler cereal bars, Cheerios. I also just bought Fruit Krisps (I think made by Christie), because they are low sodium.
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Gogo Squeeze fruit and veggie/fruit pouches. I especially like these because either of my girls (2.5 and 11 months) can eat them, whereas crackers/cookies vs. Puffs/yogurt melts feel more specific to one kid or the other.
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LO gets sick of the same snacks so we these are in rotation every couple of months: Annie's fruit snacks/fruit leather and various bunny crackers (sweet and salty varieties), goldfish, TJ's mini PB or cheese crackers, dried fruit, freeze-dried fruit, GoGo squeeze pouches, asian rice crackers, those dehydrated snap peas crips. A lot of tots we know like the seaweed strips and kale chips too, but I can't get LO to take to them. Super healthy though!
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pouches, goldfish/bunnies, raisins, pretzels, nutri-grain bars, dry cereal, peanuts
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Raisins, organic beef or turkey jerky, and fruit cups in 100% juice (not the ones in syrup). My little ones hate the fruit pouches -- I think it's the mushy texture.
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My LO loves Teensy Fruits by Plum and the Ella's snack bars. They are pretty pricey though
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Brady loves Annie's Fruit Snacks and Nature Valley Granola thins (the ones with dark chocolate on the back).
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I always have cashews, kind bar, box of yogurt raisins in the diaper bag. Will also do my own trial mix. Just nuts (cashews or peanuts), raisins, cereal... whatever we have in the pantry. He also really likes this dried fruit mix that I call candy. hehe
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Yogurt raisins or the Motts Fruit+Veggie gummies. Sometimes she will eat Cheerios, but not always.
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Clif Kids Bars - both protein and regular. She loves all the flavors. I have them in all my bags in case an emergency snack is needed.
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Goldfish have always been the favorite snack. She also likes the Belvita bars on the go too.
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