Are you looking for a way to celebrate Valentine’s Day with less sugar involved? Here are 20+ adorable, healthy Valentine’s Day snacks for a healthier yet fun holiday.
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HEALTHY DAIRY-FREE AND GLUTEN-FREE DESSERT RECIPES {BONUS}
That’s right! There aren’t just 20+ healthy snacks in this post; there are also bonus recipes. Here are bonus healthy, sugar-free, dairy-free, and gluten-free desserts! Plus, a special, healthy Valentine’s Day snack from me to you!
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20+ Healthy Valentine’s Day Snacks
These 20+ adorable, healthy Valentine’s Day snacks add excitement and fun! These are fabulous for kids, family, and adults for Valentine’s Day and leading up to it! To go to the full article or tutorial, just click on each Pinterest pin.
These strawberry roses from Ash and Crafts are beautiful.
The Valentine’s Day fruit wands from A Few Shortcuts are simple yet pretty.
Conversation cuties are such an adorable idea from Mom Always Finds Out.
Ooh yum! Berry-lemonade protein gummies from delicious by dre are the perfect treat for gummy lovers.
Alpha Mom makes it easy with these cute free printable tags that you just need to buy fruit to go with.
Cupid’s arrow cherry tomato hearts are extremely easy and so cool from Eye Candy.
Neat heart apple idea from Finger Prickin’ Good.
Make water exciting and promote drinking healthy drinks on Valentine’s Day with these heart ice cubes from Two Loves Studio.
This Valentine avocado toast from Mimi Avocado is a great way to get healthy fats instead of unhealthy fats on Valentine’s Day. We get a lot of avocado in California.
What a cute idea to write messages on fruit with edible marker from Cake Whiz.
This red snack buffet from Super Healthy Kids is a good way to incorporate lots of healthy fruit and vegetables, and it’s easy to put together.
Sweet fruit heart arrows from Fantastic Fun and Learning.
Very simple snack to create using “You’re a Cutie” free printables and cuties from It’s Always Autumn.
This would be a fun way to start Valentine’s Day with a Valentine’s Day overnight oats for breakfast from Born to Sweat.
Conversation bananas are awesome and so easy from Epicuricloud.
I would make these natural Valentine’s Day gummies from No Time for Flash Cards without sugar or with honey instead. I also would use an organic, fruit juice that’s not from concentrate and has no added sugar.
Super simple Valentine’s Day fruit wands from Eats Amazing.
Heart carved apples from Project Nursery make for a cute display and make apples look even tastier.
These shot through the fruit hearts from Babble are colorful and delightful.
A way to make quick and easy hearts from Eats Amazing using grapes.
A vegetable option for quick and easy hearts with carrots from You Pinspire Me.
A pretty and delicious watermelon heart fruit salad from A Designer Life.
DO YOU HAVE ANY VALENTINE’S DAY TRADITIONS?
Valentine’s Day can be an exciting holiday for both kids and adults! It doesn’t have to be a sugar-fest for it to be fun. My husband and I won’t be having sugar for Valentine’s Day this year, and we will enjoy the healthy treats from this post instead!
Will you try or have you tried making any of these healthy Valentine’s Day snacks?
Do you have any Valentine’s Day traditions? Do you have a type of recipe or food post you’d like me create?
Have fun!
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I love these ideas! I’m gluten free, so I love finding candy and snacks I can make. 🙂 I’m stopping by from the Mommy Monday linkup. 🙂
So many great ideas here! I may still use some of these even though Valentine’s Day is over. My kids would love to have a little note written on their orange or their banana. Thanks for the idea. 🙂 #MMBH
Love these ideas!! Pinned!!
Thank you so much for sharing with us at #MMBH.
Xo