Kid Snacks on the Go

How many times have you heard “I’m starving, I need something to eat!” during the most inconvenient times? Kids voice their hunger and display it through behavior I call “The Hangries.”

I’m terrified of the hangries. My otherwise darling girls can quickly turn on me if they get the hangries.

But I’ve learned over the years I can save my sanity, or at least time and money, when I keep healthy snacks in my bag.

Honey Stinger Kids’ Organic Waffles are based directly upon Honey Stinger’s popular Organic Stinger Waffles and are sized for little kids with less calories. Each individually wrapped waffle is 80 calories and is a USDA certified organic snack.

Honey and Chocolate Flavored Organic Waffles

The waffles are available in Honey and Chocolate flavors and make a great snack for kids of all ages, whether for the lunch box at school or the backpack on a family outing.

A box of six waffles retails for $4.99. Select retailers will sell the waffles individually for $0.89.

Also,Honey Stinger Kids’ Fruit Chews are super-soft and flavorful. I pull them out at the park or on a hike for quick energy for the kids. I’m always glad I have them on hand.

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Mary Edwards

I live with my twin girls and husband at the base of the Rocky Mountains in Salt Lake City, Utah. In the summer I like to run, hike, and camp. In the winter I like to snow shoe, cross country ski and cozy up to a stack of novels. My family delights me with their love, humor, and desire to go on outdoor adventures with me from catching butterflies to dipping toes in rivers, to making s'mores up the canyon. I earned a Master of Professional Communication at Westminster College and was marketing manager for the Utah Symphony & Opera Deer Valley Music Festival and Program Director at Brighton Girls Camp. Both opportunities fueled my love for the outdoors.

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