Mid-morning snacks for nearly 3 and 15mth olds?

[littleraysofsunshine]

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Breadsticks
Apples
Strawberries
Bananas
Grapes
Cucumber sticks with hummus
Rice cakes
Raisins
Cheese

Nothing very exciting here:

Croissants
Fruit
Crumpet
Jam sandwich (mini)
Occasionally crisps
Raisins sometimes
Cheese very often
Plain ish biscuits
Bread sticks and cheese dip
Chopped up apple and yogurt
Pepper / cucumber / tomatoes
Dried apricots
Bowl of dry Cheerios
Pancakes

Oatcakes with cream cheese or hummus.
Cheese straws
Fruit fresh or dried
Raw carrot

Pâté and crackers
Cheese and crackers
Grapes
Youghurt tube
Frankfurters
Garlic sausage
Bananas and strawberries

22 month old dd is rather keen on naan bread.

Oatcakes - they now do little crisp packets of flavoured ones like sweet chilli or caremlised onion. Fruit - banana, strawberries, blueberries. On a bad day, a malted milk biscuit.

Any fruit (I would halve grapes) or veg (cucumber/carrot sticks, tomatoes (halve small tomatoes as they are a choking hazard)) followed by a piece of cheese.
As a special treat now and then a homemade muffin or cookie (they will love to help making it and/or decorating it).

I really depends what time lunch is going to and what time I hand out the snack. Grapes/apples/satsuma etc. if it is close to lunchtime or they are going through a not eating phase or but something more substatial (chopped up apples with peanut butter, carrot or cucumber sticks with hummus, hard boiled egg and some cherry toms, oat biscuit with butter and honey etc.) if they are going to have to wait longer for food.

I'm sure cheese and apple/tomato would be a good snack if you are blessed with children who eat cheese.

They're not at all interested in cucumber, tomatoes, hummus, celery carrot etc.

We do things like ham, cheese, strawberries, chopped apple, grapes, fruit in general really. Rice cake, a biscuit. Yoghurt, raisins.

Just trying to look for more of a variety, and more savoury too.

Thanks for the suggestions, :) keep going if you like

I can only think to add:
Shreddies (dry)
Raisin bread

Oatcakes with hummus/PB
Bananas
Rice cakes
Tend to give dried fruit after a meal as better for their teeth

savoury muffins - carrot and cheese Annabel Karmel ones are lovely! They freeze well so just make a batch and keep them in the freezer.

Eggy crumpet if they (or rather me!) is very hungry. It is exactly like eggy bread but more delicious! Perhaps if they had half each with a bit of chopped up fruit?

Crackers always go down well in this house. Dd would be very happy with just a few crackers but if you feel the need then anything like peanut/other nut butter is nice or a bit of cheese?

If you are willing to go to the effort to bake then these are good mamacook.blogspot.co.uk/2012/06/little-gold-men-or-cheese-biscuits-for.html?m=1