Food served in this way can be a real piece of
art, like these I pinned on Pinterest. But to be honest, most
moms have no time for such things, and need simpler solutions.
Here's what I did - I cut fruit into smaller pieces and removed the seeds - in this case bananas,
nectarines and grapes.
If you want, you can peel the
peaches / nectarines, but since this is the nutritient rich
part, I didn't do it, but my girls are "big and grown up", as they say, so if you are
preparing it for a younger child (under one year, or for a child who yet does not have a
lot of teeth), it might be better to peel it.
Here's how it turned out: the preparation lasted longer than it took the girls to make all the fruit disappear from the plate, as you can see the little fingers were pulling fast for these colorful and healthy snacks.
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Great snack ideas. It's always nice to see people giving their kids fruits rather than candies. :)
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