A Fun Valentine's Recipe To Make & Enjoy With The Kids
Is there anything better than traditional snack mix? Absolutely there is - when that snack mix in question is full of Valentine's treats and colors. This is an easily adaptable recipe that is perfect for kids to make on their own. It would make a great party favor too. This recipe makes a lot, so be prepared to share, or just cut in half and enjoy!
Valentine's Day Snack Mix
- 1 large bag Valentine-themed M&Ms
- 1 c. Conversation hearts
- 1 c. Valentine's colored jelly beans
- 2 c. peanuts
- 2 c. yogurt-covered raisins
- 2 c. dried cranberries
- 2 c. small pretzel twists
- 2 c. additional assorted nuts
Stop in at Life As Mom for more Valentine's Day-themed recipes and link up your own. Then, don't forget to visit all the other stops for this Valentine's Exchange of Ideas and Inspiration. Here's the lineup:
- Monday: I share some Valentine-y meal ideas right here.
- Tuesday: Laura hosts a special Gratituesday about things we love to be thankful for at Heavenly Homemakers.
- Wednesday: JessieLeigh shares fun ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day with little ones at Parenting the Tiniest of Miracles.
- Thursday: Jessica hosts a Recipe for your Sweetie Swap over at Life as MOM.
- Friday: Amy rounds out the week with a special Finer Valentine Things Friday at The Finer Things in Life.
6 comments:
i am a horrible cook, so this simple, fun recipe sounds perfect for me to make!!
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This sounds really fun, even though I'm not a big conversation heart kind of gal. (Like to look at them, don't like to eat them.)
Oh, that sounds like so much fun! I love making up snack mixes for the kids. And I will happily eat ALL of FishMama's conversation hearts. ;)
I don't eat the conversation regular hearts, but Sweet Tarts makes some. :D What a cute snack mix!
This looks like a great mix! Thanks for sharing it!
Sounds like the recipe would look really pretty and taste good too!
What a lovely mix that could be transformed every season.
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