If you are looking for healthy Easter basket ideas, you have come to the right place!
When my oldest was just a toddler, we realized that finding healthy Easter treats was hard. There was so much candy and artificial food dye everywhere at Easter time! Luckily, making these healthy Easter treats is super easy and my kids love them! Even my second grade boy still loves eating these cheddar bunny crackers - so this healthy Easter basket idea is perfect for toddlers and big kids alike!
How to make healthy carrot shaped snacks for Easter
- Annie's Cheddar Bunnies - the organic ones are our favorite
- Plastic baggies
- Scissors
- Green fabric scraps or ribbon
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**An important note about plastic bags**
Beware of the triangle shaped party bags often sold in the seasonal section of department stores as the plastics used often contain questionable endocrine disrupting (read: they mess with your hormones!) ingredients. Instead, purchase baggies made for food that are explicitly labeled to be PVC, BPA and phthalate free. I personally use the bags from Whole Food's 365 brand as they are 100% polyethelene and free of these questionable ingredients.
Directions
STEP 1: Fill the bag
Open the bag and fill it with about a half cup of crackers. Check for "carrot-iness" (totally a word!) by making sure your bag is filled to the right level to make you happy with its carroty shape. Add more crackers if needed.STEP 2: Trim the top
Use scissors to cut the zipper top edge off the top of the bag and trim the plastic as needed.STEP 3: Tie the top
Use fabric scraps or ribbon to tie the top of the bag shut. Check the length and trim or add more ribbon as desired.
That's it!
I hope you loved this healthy Easter snack idea!
About the Author:
Carissa Bonham is a lifelong crafter and mom of two creative boys. The owner and lead writer at Creative Green Living, she won the Craftys Award for the "Best Craft Blogger" category in 2016 and the ShiftCon award for "Best DIY Blogger" in 2018.
Her creative pursuits don't stop at crafts - she is also the author of the hardcover cookbook, Beautiful Smoothie Bowls (Skyhorse, 2017) and several ebooks. Her projects have been featured in magazines like Kids Crafts 1-2-3, Capper's Farmer and Urban Farm Magazine. Follow her on Pinterest, Instagram, Twitter or join the Creative Green Living community group.
Her creative pursuits don't stop at crafts - she is also the author of the hardcover cookbook, Beautiful Smoothie Bowls (Skyhorse, 2017) and several ebooks. Her projects have been featured in magazines like Kids Crafts 1-2-3, Capper's Farmer and Urban Farm Magazine. Follow her on Pinterest, Instagram, Twitter or join the Creative Green Living community group.
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I will definitely be making these for my kids' Easter baskets! Thanks so much for the healhier idea!
ReplyDeleteCute ideas, especially for classrooms!
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