Fresh fruit and creamy yogurt make a simple yogurt parfait for the next classroom party, dessert, or after school snack.
Are you in charge of bringing the snack into your child’s classroom? This Fruit & Yogurt Parfait is simple to make and kid approved. It’s the perfect healthy classroom snack.
Simply prepare the fruit and yogurt in pretty dishes at home. At the party, kids can assemble their own parfaits in small, clear disposable cups.
Watch how excited children get when how to buy clomid online they get to make their own creations! These are really fun after school treats or served for dessert as well.
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A simple and healthy snack idea for kids to make all on their own.
Ingredients
- 2 cups vanilla yogurt
- 1 banana, sliced
- 8 strawberries
- 3 slices watermelon
- 12 raspberries
Instructions
- Slice a “V” into strawberry to remove stem. Slice against “V” to make heart shape.
- Use a small heart shaped cookie cutter to cut watermelon.
- Layer fruit and yogurt. Top with fruit hearts.
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Heathermason86@gmail.com says
These are so cute! Love that it is a healthier, non-chocolate option!
Jodi Danen says
Thanks Heather! A non-chocolate treat was much needed after all the candy I saw exchanged today 🙂
Melanie says
This is a great idea for a healthy treat! I bet the kids will have fun making their own!
Jodi Danen says
They sure did! I even had a couple non-fruit loving children eating a fruit heart or two:)
Melissa says
We brought these in for snack time in preschool and they were a huge hit!
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