Here are 7 snack food items that our children love to eat.
Snacking is an essential part of our toddlers’ day. It keeps them full
until the next meal or milk time so they are less grumpy. Snacks also give
them the energy for play and other activities throughout the day.
7 Snack Food Items That We Trust for Our Toddlers
Choosing snacks for our babies
In choosing the best snacks for our babies, we wanted items that are both
delicious and healthy. It may sound simple but we had to try out several
different products first before we were able to settle on brands that our
babies really liked.
Mommy Khris and I are happy because these food items don’t just taste good but
are also made of healthy and natural ingredients without additives and
preservatives. And it’s not just our babies that love these delicious bites
but for us, too.
The top snack food brands that we trust
Here are some of the food brands that we usually buy for our babies’ snacks.
These are common products that you can buy in grocery stores, convenience
stores, and even online. We usually alternate them so that our two little boys
would not get tired of the taste.
1. Marie Biscuit
I think most Filipinos have had Marie as their first snack item when they were
babies. These are rich and milky cookies that easily soften when they become
wet. Anyway, I think Marie is a type of biscuit and not its brand name because
I see several food brands offering Marie biscuits.
2. Nissin Bread Stix
Nissin Bread Stix is a brand of bite-sized breadsticks that come in handy
plastic packs. What we love about Nissin Bread Stix is that it’s not too
sweet, it has hints of saltiness, and it’s easy to chew. It crumbles easily so
it’s really ideal for babies.
We used to keep in stock several bags of Nissin Bread Stix because our
firstborn would not eat any other cookies or bread except Nissin Bread Stix.
3. Nissin Eggnog cookies
Nissin Eggnog cookies can also be considered classic Pinoy snacks. I remember
liking Nissin Eggnog from as far back as my elementary school days because it
tastes creamy with just the right amount of sweetness.
Anyway, our babies love Nissin Eggnog cookies, too, and we clearly understand
why. Its taste and quality remain the same throughout the years.
4. Lemon Square Whatta Flakes Spanish Bread Flavor
I think this is a newly-launched variant because it has only been a few months
ago since we started seeing this on grocery shelves. This is one of our
current favorites at home because it’s really delicious.
It doesn’t taste exactly like classic Spanish Bread but you can definitely
distinguish the buttery flavor that is enhanced by the sugar sprinkled into
the surface of the crackers.
5. Lemon Square Cookie Bites Cheesecake
Cheesecake-flavored cookies? Yes, that’s correct! These Lemon Square Cookie
Bites is like Nissin Eggnog cookies with hints of cheese taste.
6. Monde Cheese Bar
We love the milky-cheese flavor of Monde Cheese Bar. It’s a bit on the sweet
side so we go easy on this when giving it to our babies. Just the same, Khris
and I love to pair this with coffee for our afternoon break from work.
7. Monde Special Mamon
You can never go wrong with the classic Monde Special Mamon. It’s soft,
fragrant, and milky. It’s not too sweet, so we’d like to believe that we’re
not feeding our babies too much sugar when we give them Monde Special Mamon.
What we also like about Nissin Special Mamon is that it’s firm; it doesn’t
crumble too easily so there is less food wastage.
Epilogue
These are currently the snack items that we trust for our babies. They also
like these brands because they taste good and are generally delightful to
munch on. We’d also like to believe that they are healthy because, as the
manufacturers claim they are made of natural ingredients.
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