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Healthy Snack List HEALTHY SNACK LIST In order to provide your child and family with the best choices that meet the nutrition guidelines set by the Missouri Eat Smart Guidelines for grades PreK-12, Registered Dietitians from BJC HealthCare School Outreach & Youth Development have compiled a list of healthy snacks available at several grocery stores in your area. The foods included in the lists provided meet the following requirements: FAT No more than 35% of total calories from fat, except for cheese, nuts, seeds and nut butters SUGAR Not more than 35% of the calories from sugar, except for fruit (without added sugar) CALORIES No more than 200 calories per selling unit BEVERAGES Water, non-caloric; Only low-fat (1% or ½%) and/or skim (nonfat) flavored or unflavored milk; 100% juice; Calcium-fortified soy or rice beverages with no more than 24 grams of total sugar per 8 ounce serving are offered In addition to these guidelines, these foods are peanut-free; however, you should continue to read the food label for more specific information about for any potential food allergens. Foods that contain aspartame are marked by a single asterisk (*) and those that contain Splenda® with double asterisks (**). Aspartame and Splenda® are sugar substitutes which make foods either low-calorie or no-calorie. Created by BJC School Outreach and Youth Development ©2011 BJC HealthCare, St. Louis, Missouri. All Rights Reserved. SCHNUCKS FRUITS & VEGGIES THINGS THAT CRUNCH • All fresh fruits and veggies • All Quaker® and Schnucks® rice cakes • All frozen vegetables without sauce or seasoning • All Pepperidge Farms® Goldfishexcept Flavored • All frozen fruits without added sugar Blasted Xplosive Pizza • Nabisco® Reduced Fat Wheat Thins Pre-packaged fresh fruits: • Nabisco® Wheat Thin Flat Bread- Garlic & Parsley and • Schnucks® & Delmonte® cut fruit Tuscan Herb flavored • Chiquita® Apples Bites & Apple Grape Bites • Nabisco® Triscits (without dip) • Organic Full Circle® Thin Wheat Crackers All Ry-Krisp® Crackers Dried fruits: • • Sunmaid® dried apples, apricots, peaches, & raisins • All Dare® Crackers • Sunsweet® dried prunes, apricots, & raisins • Schnucks® Snack Crackers Woven Wheat • Schnucks® & Newman’s Own® raisins • All Snyders® Pretzels except Hot Buffalo Wing and Cheddar Cheese Shelf-stable/canned fruits: • Dole® pineapple cups in 100% juice and fruit cups in BEVERAGES sugar-free gel ** • 100% juice all varieties of Juicy Juice® and Ocean Spray ® • Del-Monte® diced peaches & pineapple cups in 100% • Old Orchard® Berry Blend, Wild Cherry, Apple juice; chunky mixed fruit & fruit cocktail in 100% juice; Cranberry, & Grape only and fruit cups no-sugar-added varieties ** • Schnucks® 100% juice grape, pomegranate blueberry, • Musselman’s®, Full Circle®, & Schnucks® pomegranate cranberry, prune, and apple only unsweetened applesauce • R.W. Knudson® 100% juice all varieties except Lemon Ginger Echinacea DIPS & SPREADS • Simply Orange® all varieties • T Marzetti® Fat Free Ranch, Fat Free Dill, & Fat Free • Dole® juices all varieties Southwest Ranch Vegetable Dips • Schnucks® orange juice, pineapple orange juice, & • All salsas except those that are mixed with cheese pineapple orange banana juice • Frito’s® Bean Dip (original variety only) • Minute Maid® all varieties • Smucker’s® sugar-free jams & preserves ** • Florida’s Natural® all varieties • Old Orchard® frozen juice from concentrate all varieties • Capri Sun® 100% juice varieties only SPECIAL TREATS • Minute Maid® 100% juice boxes • Honey Maid® Honey Graham Crackers • All Nabisco® Teddy Graham Snacks DAIRY • All Stauffers® Animal Cookies • Fiber One® Chewy Bars • Fat free skim milk (all brands) • Nabisco® 100 Calorie Packs: Nutter Butter® Dipped • Silk® light soymilk Delight Bars, Oreo® Dipped Delight Bars, Sandies® • Full Circle® organic soymilk Shortbread cookies, Thin Crisps • KozyShack® Original Rice Pudding • Stauffers® Gingersnaps • All Dannon® Light Yogurts • Stauffers® Animal Crackers • Kraft® Singles – Fat Free and 2% • Nabisco® Nilla Wafers • All Fiber One® Nonfat yogurt • Jello® Sugar free** • Schnucks® Tube Yolar • Schnucks® Mixed Berry Mini Fruit Crisps Created by BJC School Outreach and Youth Development ©2011 BJC HealthCare, St. Louis, Missouri. All Rights Reserved. SHOP-N-SAVE FRUITS & VEGGIES • Keebler® Scooby-Doo Baked Honey Graham Cracker Sticks • All fresh fruits and veggies • Quaker® & Quakes® Rice Snacks, all varieties • Super Crunch™ Rice Cakes, all varieties Prepackaged fresh veggies: • Kellogg’s® Pop-Tarts Mini Crisps, Baked Bites, Frosted • Eat Smart® Vegetable Medley, Vegetable Stir Fry, Strawberry Broccoli & Carrots, or Broccoli & Cauliflower • Kellogg’s® Special K Fruit Crisps, Strawberry & Blueberry • Fresh Fiesta® Pico de Gallo • Fiber One® Chewy Bars • Bolthouse Farms® 100% Carrot Juice • Kashi® TLC Granola Bars, all varieties • Green Line® Fresh Cut Green Beans • Quaker® 90 Calories Chewy Granola Bars, all varieties • Nature Valley® Granola Bars & Granola Thins Crispy Prepackaged fresh fruits: Squares, Dark Chocolate • Crunch Pak® Apple Slices • Shop ‘N Save Fiber Max™ Chewy Bars • Del Monte Gold® Pineapple Chunks and Spears, and • Edy’s® Fruit Bars, all varieties Del Monte® fruit cups in natural juice • North Star® Health Wise Fudge Bars* • Shop ‘N Save® Fresh Pineapple Slices, sliced • Skinny Cow™ Low Fat Ice Cream Bars, all varieties watermelon, cantaloupe slices • Dole® Fruit Bars • Prairie Farms® Natural Fruit Sherbet Dried fruits: • Jello® Sugar Free 100 Calorie Gelatin Snacks* & Fat Free 100 Calorie Pudding Snacks • Ocean Spray® Craisins®, all varieties except Trail Mix • Rice Krispies Treats® • All Sun-Maid® Dried Fruits, except Vanilla Yogurt Raisins • Sunsweet® Prunes & Dates • Shop ‘N Save® Raisins & Prunes THINGS THAT CRUNCH • Wild Harvest® Organic Raisins • Cheez-It Grips® & Cheez-Its® • 100 Calorie Right Bites Cheez-It Snack Mix® or Cheez-Its® DIPS & SPREADS • Pepperidge Farms® Goldfish Crackers • Marzetti® Hummus Veggie Dip (Original, Roasted Red • Keebler Wheatables® & Kellogg’s Special K® Crackers Pepper, and Roasted Garlic), Light Ranch/Dill/ • Nabisco Wheat Thins® and Wheat Thin Toasted Chips®, Southwest Veggie Dips, and Fat Free Veggie Dip all varieties • Tostitos® and Carlita® Salsa • Shop ‘N Save® Multigrain Crackers • Kashi® TLC Original 7 Grain Crackers • All Bran® Multigrain Crackers SPECIAL TREATS • Shop ‘N Save® Woven Wheat Crackers • Nabisco® 100 Calorie Packs: Oreo® Thin Crisps, • Nabisco Triscuits® Lorna Doone® Shortbread Cookie Crisps, Honey Maid® • Nabisco Ritz® Whole Wheat Crackers Cinnamon Roll Thin Crisps, Chips Ahoy® Thin Crisps • Rold Gold®, Shop N Save®, Shopper’s Value®, or • All Nabisco® Teddy Graham Snacks Snyder’s® Pretzels except Cheddar Cheese, Hot Buffalo • Right Bites® 100 Calorie Packs, only the following Wings, Buttermilk Ranch, and Cheddar Cheese Pretzel varieties: Keebler® Sandies Shortbread Cookies Sandwiches • Stauffer’s® & Shop ‘N Save® Animal Crackers • Baked Tostitos® Tortilla Chips • Honey Maid® & Keebler® Honey Graham Crackers • Baked Lays® Chips • Nabisco®, Stauffer’s®, and Keebler® Vanilla Wafers • Okee Dokie® White Popcorn (continued) Created by BJC School Outreach and Youth Development ©2011 BJC HealthCare, St. Louis, Missouri. All Rights Reserved. SHOP-N-SAVE (continued) BEVERAGES • Stonyfield Farms® 0% Fat Yogurt • Yoplait® Light Yogurt* • Any 100% fruit juice • Shop ‘N Save® Light Yogurt* • Prairie Farms® Fat-free Light Yogurt DAIRY • Blue Bunny® Light Yogurt* • Yoplait® Delights* • Silk®, Soy Slender®, or West Soy® Light Soymilk • Prairie Farms® Low-fat Cottage Cheese • Rice Dream® Rice Milk • Shop ‘N Save® Fat-free Cottage Cheese • Blue Diamond® Almond Breeze or Silk® Pure • Shop ‘N Save® Fat-free Cream Cheese Almond Milk • Philadelphia® Fat-free Cream Cheese • Fat free skim milk • Kraft® Fat-free American Singles • Dannon® Light and Fit Yogurt* • Shop ‘N Save® Fat-free American Singles • Yoplait® Greek Yogurt Created by BJC School Outreach and Youth Development ©2011 BJC HealthCare, St. Louis, Missouri. All Rights Reserved. WALMART FRUITS & VEGGIES THINGS THAT CRUNCH • All fresh fruits and veggies • All Quaker® Rice Cakes • All frozen vegetables without sauce or seasoning • All Pepperidge Farms® Goldfish (except Xplosive Pizza) • All frozen fruits without added sugar • Nabisco® Reduced Fat Wheat Thins & Triscuits • Nabisco® Wheat Thin Flat Bread – Garlic & Parsley and Pre-packaged fresh fruits: Tuscan Herb flavored • Delmonte® cut fruits • Keebler® Wheatables • All Synders® Pretzels except Hot Buffalo Wing and Dried fruits: Cheddar Cheese • Sunmaid®Raisins • Sunsweet® dried prunes, antioxidant blend • Great Value® Prunes, Raisins, bananas, apricots, BEVERAGES cranberries, cherries • Ocean Spray® Raisins and golden raisins • Juicy Juice® all varieties • Tree Top®, Northland®, and Great Value® all varieties • Ocean Spray® 100% Juice varieties Shelf-stable/canned fruits: • Dole® pineapple cups in 100% juice • Simply Orange® all varieties • Delmonte® fruit cups, no sugar added varieties • Dole® juices all varieties • Delmonte® & Great Value® diced peaches and • Great Value® all varieties pineapple cups in 100% juice • Minute Maid® all varieties • Delmonte® chunky mixed fruit & fruit cocktail in 100% • Florida’s Natural® all varieties juice • Odwalla®, Naked®, and Botlhaus all varieties • Motts® no sugar added applesauce • Old Orchard® juice concentrate all varieties • Great Value® unsweetened applesauce • Minute Maid® 100% juice boxes DIPS & SPREADS DAIRY • Marketside® Low-fat Buttermilk Ranch dip • Fat Free Skim
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