Make this Valentine’s Day extra special by spending quality time with your kids making snacks they’ll love to eat and share with their friends. If you need some ideas for easy and delicious recipes, we’ve rounded up some Valentine’s themed sweet and savory snacks that you can make with the little ones in honor of love day!
Chocolate Covered Marshmallow Pops
glorioustreats.com
All you need is small cellophane bags, and you have an easy treat that your kids can take to school and hand out to their friends and classmates. Get recipe here!
Heart Shaped Pepperoni Pizzas
Make these together for the entire family or turn them into mini pizzas for the kids to take to school. Get recipe here!
Valentine’s Day Popcorn
twosisterscrafting.com
Strawberry Love Bugs
sheknows.com
Adorable, simple, and dairy free! Get recipe here!
XOXO Chocolate Bark
hungryhappenings.com
Perfect way to spread the hearts and kisses around to all of their loved ones. Get recipe here!
Chocolate Filled Hearts
verybestbaking.com
Crackers and Cheese Plate
dailymom.com
Cherry Cheesecake Pretzel Bites
shugarysweets.com
If you’re looking for a treat that’s out of the ordinary, these super cute pretzel bites are a great option! Get recipe here!
Grilled Cheese Hearts
goodtoknow.co.uk
These mini sandwiches are extremely easy to make and your kids will have a fun time cutting out the heart shapes out of their sandwiches before they dunk them in tomato soup! Get recipe here!
Cupid’s Arrow Cupcakes
bakerella.com
Heart-Shaped Hand Pies
tasteoflizzyt.com
These heart-shaped chicken and veggie hand pies are a great, simple idea to add to your little one’s lunch box on Valentine’s Day. Get recipe here!
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