10 Healthy After-School Snack Ideas

Turn sweet potatoes, parsnips, celery root, and beets into crunchy, salty snacks that give regular ol' potato chips a run for their money. Make sure to make a double-batch so you can have your own stash!

Recipe: Try our Baked Veggie Chips

If you've got kiddos who can taste an onion from a mile away ("No onions!") this recipe is going to be your new go-to. Sweet red bell peppers give it that classic guacamole texture with a little more Vitamin C to boot.

Recipe: Try our Guacamole with Cilantro, Bell Pepper & Tomato

Pick up some frozen edamame at the grocery store and whiz up this good-for-you snack in your food processor.

Recipe: Try our Edamame Hummus

This two-ingredient snack couldn't be easier. This would also make a great breakfast! 

Recipe: Try our Yogurt & Blueberry Parfaits

Up to you whether you tell your kids just how many fruits and veggies are packed into these delicious muffins. It can be our secret!

Recipe: Try our Tomato, Pineapple & Carrot Muffins

When I dip, you dip, we dip.

Recipe: Try our Creamy Fruit Dip

How cute are these?! Use cocktail skewers or coffee stirrers to make these easy snacks. You can customize it however you'd like! 

Recipe: Try our Snack Skewers

This recipe includes DIY pita chips, but if you've got a baguette instead, this would make a great topper for crusty bread.

Recipe: Try our Tomato-Yogurt Dip with Baked Pita Chips

This fun twist on hummus will give you yet another reason to love sweet potatoes.

Recipe: Try our Zesty Sweet Potato Hummus

These itty-bitty muffins are jam-packed with carrots and zucchini.

Recipe: Try our Zucchini-Carrot Mini Muffins