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Friday, March 22, 2013

Have An Annie's Homegrown Easter

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 We all want to give our kids the best nutrition possible but let's face it, it is not always easy to do.   The fact is kids like snacks, especially those that are fun.  Annie's known for their homegrown organic foods offers the best of both worlds for both parents and kids especially at Easter.



With yummy nibblers in the shape of their mascot Bernie the Bunny you will find:


Baked with organic wheat flour and real aged cheddar
0g trans fat
Low saturated fat
No cholesterol
No sugar added

Excellent source of calcium
No saturated fat
No cholesterol
8g or more of whole grain per serving
Made with organic wheat
Also available in Bunny Friends (honey and chocolate grahams)

Certified organic
Free of artificial coloring
Made with real fruit juice
100% DV of vitamin C
Vegan & gelatin free
Gluten free
Flavors: Tropical Treat, Berry Patch, Sunny Citrus, Summer Strawberry, Grapes Galore, and Pink Lemonade
 

I took a little time today and made my own Annie's Easter Carrots, of course they are not as pretty as theirs but they are fun and simple to make.  You can find the cone bags at most craft stores and filling them is easy enough that even young children will enjoy helping with this project.  I am considering making extra carrots for the smaller kids this Easter this year, they will make a great center piece at the kids table as well as a guilt free snack that no parent will question.

Be sure to take a minute and visit Annie's they have "free loot" and activities for your kids.
 
 Thank you to Annie's for my samples used in this review, opinions are honest. 

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