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My granddaughter often pops in on her way home from school as we live very close to the school , she usually needs the loo first then water and will have either a handful of nuts or sugarsnap peas, she will eat them by the bag load. She is not a sweet eater so I'm happy she'll often ask for healthy stuff as a treat.

It's usually water and grapes here, or water and cubed cheese and apple

Houmous & carrot batons
Blueberries & cheddar cubes
Jaffa Cakes & mini Magnums!

My DC loved malt loaf - I could just eat a nice chewy slice slathered in butter!

When my little 3 year old grandson comes home from the childminder, it is often with a request for "Cheese sandwich Granny make".

Mine love little plates of cheese and fruit - grapes, blueberries and raisins! Excuse me now as there is a malt loaf in the cupboard which is now calling my name!

I fix them celery filled with peanut butter, crackers with cheese, and we do a lot of baking of fruit muffins and I try to keep them healthy. When in season, we eat a lot of watermelon and cantaloupe.

With mine its not what treat you offer, it is how you offer it ! They are all carrot mad, but insist that they are cut into precise little batons or they "don't taste the same grandma". They also love cubes of cheese, apple boats and still frozen peas, which they steal help themselves to from the pan before they get chance to defrost/warm ready to eat. Mind you the eldest granddaughter has got a "thing" about bread and butter too.

My stepgrandson loves to nibble on grapes while he stands in the kitchen watching me prepare his tea. The thing is he opens a new carton peels back the film lid and just keeps nibbling one at a time. when I go to put some in his packed lunch box the next day there is a sorry looking bunch of grapes that is all stalk and very little fruit.

Apple smiles or fruit flakes and a drink of juice, when they were tiny they loved those little packets of cheese biscuits. I love Soreen but can't give it to GC because it is so moreish that they would not eat their savoury meal later.

Always a glass of milk and a slice of buttered toast or digestive biscuits, things that we always have a good supply of!

We find Sorreen too claggy and sweet

I used to love Harvey's Malt Loaf! Don't think my GC would like fruit loaf at all, they prefer savoury snacks - one of them loves dry melba toast.

Our DGC over the age of five, like individual packets of salted popcorn. Too much of a choke hazard with the little ones.

Have a small snack bar In the back of the car. Favourites vary; apples, crisps, tortilla chips and currently Marks and Spencer shortbread. Infants have their lunch at 11:40 and he is very hungry by the end of school. Luckily he's not a greedy child and I can leave him to select a snack for the drive back to my house. Friday is sweetie day as it was for my own children. Sometimes he chooses fruit like strawberries or raspberries, at other times it's sherbet dib dabs. And he hates chocolate and ice cream, so neither is a treat!

DGD loves a very quick chicken noodle soup, it happens to be a Slimming World recipe. She is also keen on Slimming World chips. Very specific tastes, grapes must be green and eaten in a baguette with Cornish Brie, not French! Salami must be Milano!
Older DGSs are keen on pepperami and slices of ham or Jarlsberg cheese grabbed from the fridge while passing. The foodie one is now at university where he's discovered Pxt Nxxdles! Oh dear!

I pick my grandson up from school 3 days a week with his 2 year old brother in tow. They both love Metcalf's skinny popcorn

They love Kinder Eggs, Thai crisps, chocolate digestives, custard cremes, and Walker shortbread butter biscuits. They drink milk or squash with snacks.

My granddaughter just loves tomatoes, I always leave some out of the fridge on the worktop and when she's here, I just look round and they are all gone, just an empty bowl!!!!

My granddaughter loves Marmite on water biscuits and fruit, especially berries. In summer I make lollipops from berries in apple juice.

Lettuce, cheese and grapes followed by a jammy dodger

My granddaughter loves fruit so she usually asks for blueberries or a pear. In Summer she loves to pick her own raspberries from the garden. And she might have the occasional chocolate biscuit too!

My two GC love fruit and milk or water after school. Sometimes M&S popcorn or Soreen banana loaf bar or a couple of Jaffa cakes. If really hungry brown toast and banana. Granny's pancakes.

Always fruit for my two usually sliced apple and grapes with cucumber batons. they only have soreen or biscuits at meal times

My grandsons often have Soreen lunchbox loaves in their packed lunch...and love them. After school though, it's a glass of milk, usually with cubes of Red Leicester cheese, apples and grapes for one, and a glass of apple juice, usually with blueberries and Brazil nuts for the other