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As parents, we love homemade snacks. It's much easier to control the amount of salt and sugar our kids are devouring. But when it’s hot outside, the last thing we want to do is turn on the oven, let alone the stove. That’s why we’ve rounded up 11 no-bake recipes that require no heat whatsoever.
We guarantee these healthy snacks will satisfy the kids, while keeping them (and your kitchen) nice and cool.
No-Bake Snack Recipes For When It's Too Hot
Healthy Breakfast Brownies(01 of11)
Brownies for breakfast?! Yes, please! This no-bake recipe is every bit as scrumptious as it looks. And the best part is that the kids will never know these treats are made with sweet potato.Get the recipe: The Big Man’s World (credit:The Big Man’s World)
Breakfast Sushi(02 of11)
This is a creative way to serve fruit, yogurt and cereal to your kids. Have them help you make this treat every morning, and we guarantee they’ll never skip breakfast again!This will make a great afternoon snack, too!Get the recipe: Raising Whasians (credit:Raising Whasians)
Chocolate & Chia Seed Pudding(03 of11)
All you need is a blender and a few ingredients to make this easy snack. We especially love this recipe because it includes chia seeds, which are a great source of healthy omega-3 fats and fibre. Your little one will gobble up this pudding in minutes! Get the recipe: Baby Foode (credit:Baby Foode)
Chocolate Chip Granola Bars(04 of11)
Whether the kids are looking for an afternoon snack or a treat to take on-the-go, these yummy chocolate chip granola bars should do the trick! Get the recipe: Lauren’s Latest (credit:Lauren’s Latest)
Strawberry Yogurt Bark(05 of11)
If the kids ever get sick of popsicles and ice cream, then you can try this alternative frozen treat option. Made with strawberries and yogurt, this healthy snack will cool the kids right down.Get the recipe: Hello, Wonderful (credit:Hello, Wonderful)
Banana Chocolate Chip Ice Cream Bites(06 of11)
There’s really no better way to cool down in the summer than with ice cream. But to make a healthier version for the kids, try following this recipe using only frozen bananas and chocolate chips. Yum! Get the recipe: The Baker Mama (credit:The Baker Mama)
Chia Seed Strawberry Smoothie(07 of11)
Yes, smoothies count as a snack, especially if they’re as delicious and filling as this one! This healthy drink will boost your kids’ energy and is only made with four ingredients: strawberries, milk, chia seeds and strawberry-banana yogurt. Get the recipe: Love & Marriage (credit:Love & Marriage)
Energy Bites(08 of11)
These bites are so tasty, they could pass as dessert! But don’t be fooled. These treats are healthy thanks to the oats, coconut and flaxseed. Get the recipe: Cooking Classy (credit:Cooking Classy)
Fruit Pizzas(09 of11)
We love this snack idea not only because it requires no baking, but because the kids can make it themselves! Give the kids a tortilla, pita or flatbread to use as the crust, and yogurt or cream cheese for the sauce. Then let them add on whatever healthy ingredients they like, such as fruit, nuts and granola. Get the recipe: Two Healthy Kitchens (credit:Two Healthy Kitchens)
Frozen Banana Bites(10 of11)
We just had to include these classic bites. These bananas sandwiched together with peanut butter and chocolate will never fail to satisfy your kids’ sweet tooth. They are also another great frozen treat to help them keep cool. Get the recipe: No Biggie (credit:No Biggie)
Peach Pie Energy Bites(11 of11)
The kids are sure to love the natural sweetness of this treat. These energy bites can be made in just 10 minutes using dried peaches, milk, oats, almonds and dates. Get the recipe: Chicago Jogger (credit:Chicago Jogger)