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Healthy Snack Choices
Disclaimer: This fact sheet is for education purposes only. Please consult with your doctor or other health professional to make sure this information is right for your child.
PDF Version availableHealthy Snack Choices
- 1 slice of grain bread with topping eg 1 slice of low fat cheese OR 100g tin tuna.
- 1 cup wholegrain breakfast cereal and low fat milk.
- Fruit smoothie made with 1 glass of low fat milk + berries.
- 100g tub low fat yoghurt + 1 fruit.
- 4 Vita Weats + 2 slices of low fat cheese.
- 1 tub low fat frozen yoghurt.
- 10 waferthins with 2 slices low fat cheese OR low fat dip/ salsa.
- Low fat milk + 2 teaspoons MiloTM.
- 1 YogoTM OR Aero mousseTM.
- 1 cup air popped popcorn + 100g low fat or natural yoghurt.
- 1 Uncle Tobys Low GI muesli barTM /OTTM OR LCMTM milk and cereal bar OR MiloTM energy bar.
- 1 AktaviteTM OR Big MTM popper OR Thomas & FriendsTM milks.
- 1 low fat ice-cream such as Peters Light & CreamyTM (1-2 scoops) OR Paddle Pop MOO.TM
- Peters MiniTM + 2 low fat cookies such as Paradise LightsTM
- 1 slice raisin/fruit toast spread with low fat margarine + low fat ricotta.
- 1 piece of chopped fruit with low fat yoghurt dip.
- ½ baked bean or spaghetti jaffle.
- Packet of pretzels.
- Low fat fruit muffin + 100g low fat yoghurt.
- 2 Paradise LightTM low fat cookies + glass of low fat milk.
- Slice of low fat banana bread eg Mama Ka'z.
- 1 Mountain bread with low fat humous and salad.

- Mid meals including morning and afternoon are an important part of a child's day.
- Snack choices need to be nutritionally balanced to ensure optimal growth and development.
- Encourage food free time between meals and snacks ie one/two snack foods for midmeals rather than continual snacking.
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& Kaleidoscope, Hunter Children's Health Network - 2005-2012.
& Kaleidoscope, Hunter Children's Health Network - 2005-2012.



