Just because it's Christmas doesn't mean snacks need to be junk food. Balance out the fun food with a few healthy snacks.
Using food you have in your house, create a healthy Christmas snack. Jill sets the challenge...
Now it's over to you. What healthy snacks do you like to make, or eat, at Christmas? Add your recipes (past and present) to the link party. It will remain open till Christmas.
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If I can get my act together, next week I'll make up a yummy dip that I often make, and take some photos. It always goes down well with the family. In the meantime, have a look at the following healthy snacks - all recipes by Anne, from Domesblissity...
Check out the following yummy healthy snacks...
- Devilled Eggs
- Santa Snack
- Christmas Tree Snack
- Apple Candy Cane Snack
- Grinch Party Poppers
- Christmas Fruit Salad
The 12 Days of Christmas DIY Challenges is brought to you by...
Jill @ Creating my way to Success - Vicky @ Vicky Myers Creations
Challenge # 1 - Old Clothes to Ornaments or Decorations
Challenge # 2 - Gifts from Denim Jeans
Challenge # 3 - Basic Ingredient Fun Party Snacks
Challenge # 4 - Cards from Boxes
Challenge # 5 - Christmas Decoration from an item found in the garden shed
Challenge # 6 - Gift Wrapping from Fabric Scraps
Challenge # 7 - Home Decor from items found in the garden or park
Challenge # 8 - Chip Packet Decorations
Challenge # 9 - Wearable Items for Christmas
Challenge #10 - Stocking Fillers from Scraps of Fabric
Challenge #11 - Healthy Snack
Challenge #12 - Christmas Table Decor made from fabric stash
Challenge # 4 - Cards from Boxes
Challenge # 5 - Christmas Decoration from an item found in the garden shed
Challenge # 6 - Gift Wrapping from Fabric Scraps
Challenge # 7 - Home Decor from items found in the garden or park
Challenge # 8 - Chip Packet Decorations
Challenge # 9 - Wearable Items for Christmas
Challenge #10 - Stocking Fillers from Scraps of Fabric
Challenge #11 - Healthy Snack
Challenge #12 - Christmas Table Decor made from fabric stash
... Pam
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This is my idea of a healthy Christmas snack - https://www.pinterest.com/pin/179299628894577302/ - unfortunately, though, mine never look as cute as the one I'm trying to copy, lol!
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