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It seems like snacking is my kids’ favorite thing to do. I feel like they are ready to munch again every time I turn around! With summer in full swing here, James and Colin have started to show an increased interest in making their own snacks. Because I wanted something that’s as easy for them to make as it is to eat, (with their help) I created these Strawberry Banana Snackety Splits!
My youngest son likes when I buy Snack Pack Juicy Gels, so I picked up bananas, Reddi Wip, 6 count Strawberry Super Snack Pack Juicy Gels and NEW Snack Pack Pudding Bars the last time I was at Walmart.
Like I said, Strawberry Banana Snackety Splits are easy to make. Let me show you:
Snackety Splits Step-by-Step Directions:
- Gather your ingredients – Snack Pack Juicy Gels (strawberry), a banana & Reddi Wip. Snack Pack Pudding Bars are optional.
- Gather your utensils – spoon and knife
- Open the Super Snack Pack Juicy Gel (60% more!).
- Use your spoon to break up the Snack Pack.
- Add a bit of Reddi Wip and mix in.
- Slice up about half of the banana and mix it in.
- Optional: crumble the Pudding Bar and mix in.
- Top with a little swirl of Reddi Wip.
- Serve and Enjoy!
Strawberry Banana Snackety Splits are beyond easy to assemble. It took about 2 minutes for my boys to whip them up with limited help from me.
Of course, you could serve up the Super Snack Pack Juicy Gel (60% more!) without the bananas with a Snack Pack Pudding Bar on the side, too!
The options are endless!
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My kids love snacks and I know that they’d LOVE these! We’ll definitely have to make some this summer! #client
Cutest. Idea. Ever!
What kid (or adult) wouldn’t love those? They sound awesome.
I love that this snack was creative and simple. A very young child – say 3 years old could even help with this – apart from the slicing of the banana of course. I must confess I sorta stared at your photo of the Wal-Mart isle. I don’t necessarily miss Wal-Mart -until I see those big wide lanes and think about the convenience! Definitely one of the trade-offs for living overseas!
I think even a 3 year old could slice the banana with a butter or plastic knife, right?
Sounds like a great treat for when the kids are craving something sweet but you want to eliminate too much sugar. Plus, it’s easy for them to help, too!
Talk about a yummy snack all my kids would love! Thanks for the idea!
What a great snack hack! I know my kids would love a little pizzazz atop their favorite treats.
Oh what a great snack! I think my kids would enjoy those after school.
Those look so yummy and so easy to make! I bet my kiddos would love this as a summer treat!
How yummy and clever! My kids snack non-stop and summer can be exhausting to keep up with so many snacks, these are perfect.
How creative you are! A great change from just the ‘jello’ type snack! And a little healthier with the added fruit!
I like the idea of adding items to the jell-o! Fresh fruit is always a good choice to get the kids to eat more fruit.
Great idea, adds some extra nutrition!
Great snack idea!! My kids would’ve this!
Oh man what a great snack idea. I love the bars, I am gonna have to get some and try them, they look heavenly! I love the idea of putting banana’s and whip cream in it! YUM!
Oh my youngest would love these! He’s a total snack packs fan! Yum!
What a fun little after school snack! Those Snack Pack pudding bars sound really good!