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When grandparents know vegan treats, they’re usually the best kind: healthy, simple, and kid approved. Boomers bring snacks that feel safe, fun, and worry free.

These plant based bites are perfect for grandkid visits, colorful, fuss free, and packed with real ingredients. Kids love them, and Boomers feel confident knowing they’re nourishing.

Fruit and Oat Energy Balls

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These no-bake bites are made with oats, dates, and nut butter, rolled into chewy little balls. Boomers prep a batch ahead of time and pack them in a tub. Grandkids enjoy the naturally sweet taste, and grandparents love how simple and nourishing they are.

Apple Fruit Wheels or Rolls

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These organic, thin fruit strips peel apart into ribbons that kids can tear and munch. Boomers pick brands like BEAR or Organix because they taste like fruit, not candy, and make snack time feel intentional and colorful.

Hippeas Chickpea Puffs

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Light, crunchy chickpea puffs in flavors like White Cheddar or BBQ give kids a fun crunch. Boomers love the simple ingredients and portion sized packs that feel healthier than chips. Grandkids ask for the “teddy bears” by name.

Buddy Fruits Squeeze Pouches

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Velvety fruit puree in easy to open pouches, just fruit, no preservatives. Boomers bring them for on the go days or road trips. Grandkids enjoy slurping the fruity goodness, and grandparents trust the clean labels and simple nutrition.

Veggie Straws or Lentil Puffs

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Snacks like Kiddylicious veggie straws or PeaTos rings give a crunchy veggie twist kids unknowingly enjoy. Boomers love the colors and flavors, and parents like that they’re air baked, not fried. Even toddlers handle them easily.

Granola Bars or Seed Based Crispy Treats

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Bars made from oats, seeds, nuts, and fruit give a healthy crunch and protein. Boomers tuck them in lunchboxes as a balanced snack. Kids see them as candy bars that feel more grown up, and grandparents love the homemade touch.

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Vegan Yogurt Bark with Fruit

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Freeze plant based yogurt poured thin, topped with berries and nuts, then broken into pieces. Boomers prep the bark ahead, stash it in the freezer. Grandkids enjoying melting ‘ice chips’ feel thrilled, and grandparents enjoy the simplicity and freshness.

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Roasted Chickpea Snack

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Crunchy roasted chickpeas seasoned simply with spices are perfect finger food. Boomers bake a batch before a visit. Kids love the pop, and grandparents love offering high protein snacks that feel homemade but hassle free.

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Frozen Banana Bites Dipped in Chocolate

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Sliced bananas dipped in vegan chocolate or nut butter, frozen in bite sized pieces. Boomers pop them into cold packs, kids love frozen sweetness, and grandparents love the satisfying treat without processed sugar or heavy preservatives.

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Bananas on Toast with Nut Butter

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Simple slices of firm banana spread with nut or seed butter on toast or crackers. Boomers often pre assemble these, and kids call them “super toast.” Perfect for short hunger pangs and gentle energy.

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Vegan Pretzel Nuggets or Filled Pretzels

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Pretzels filled with dairy free cheese or nut butter offer a savory, sweet crunch. Boomers grab brands like Quinn’s or Blake’s for visits. Grandkids ask for the chewy pockets, and grandparents feel confident offering something familiar yet thoughtful.

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Frozen Mango or Apple Crisps

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Freeze dried fruit crisps, like apples or mango, are crispy, sweet, and mess free. Boomers bring bags for snacking in the car or park. Kids enjoy the crunch and real fruit taste, and grandparents enjoy how clean and simple they are.

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These vegan snacks combine nostalgia and nutrition into kid friendly delights. Boomers craft snacks that feel familiar yet modern, simple, thoughtful, and comforting. Grandkids win with taste, and grandparents win with peace of mind.

Disclaimer: This list is solely the author’s opinion based on research and publicly available information.

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