Frugalstafar is our winner! RAOK for suggestions on good snack to bring in for PreK Boojama party!

[tacatcon]

I want to bring a snack for my dd's class on Friday as they are having a "Boojama party". Now the school she goes to does not allow homemade snacks since there are alot of allergies, and that is fine with me. They also really encourage healthy snacks which is one of the reasons I picked the school as she's had some weight issues.

Oh and it's got to be no nuts-they're nut free too! lol

SO, I'm stumped! Never had to deal with this with my older two!

I could do gogurts or something (I have tons of Splitz in my freezer actually) but trying to think of something else!

Will send a potluck RAOK to the person who gives me the best suggestion!
Enter by tomorrow morning 9 am!

Thanks!

[frugalstafar]

I've seen people do cheese slices with cookie cutters into Halloween shapes-then you could pair it with crackers or fruit.

[angel428]

The only thing I can come with is:

Celery with peanut butter in it and put raisins on top

[Kriss]

Witches Brooms

Shred pieces of string cheese into long strips and press them around a pretzel rod. Use a string licorice to keep it in place.

[shyelf]

mini boxes of raisins would be a good choice prepackaged and not messy!

[tinkinpink84]

My sons school does the no home made goodies as well! Maybe make little gift bags with like the lil fruit bites and some raisins . My sons school asked for other things like stickers and such so not sure if you wanted to do a lil goodie bag and add some stickers or halloween erasers or something with the healthy snacks. those little cheese bites that come in the 100 calorie packs are good as well!

[CW&M Mom]

I'm sending those small bags of kellogs mix it up cereals that I got for 25 cents from wallyworld to my daughters class. There is one boy that doesn't like chocolate and I have various flavors so there should be something hopefully that he likes.

[Kulis]

This might be a little labor-intensive for a whole class, but I saw a cute picture of witches for a Halloween lunchbox.
To make the witch, you thread two green grapes on a toothpick and fasten a paper witch hat on top. (I think you can buy witch hat toothpicks at craft stores.) Draw eyes and a mouth on the top grape to make the witch's face.
Make witch brooms by wrapping one of those fruit leathers/fruit by the foot/fuit roll-ups around the edge of a pretzel stick. Cut it to make the straw part of the broom.

[bamaqponmom]

I would probably go with the yogurt and maybe take some things to add to it....kinda like a yogurt sundae. It is hard to come up with stuff that has to be prepackaged but I understand why!

Dole also has some prepackaged fruit snakcs out. Now I have never tried them, just seen them advertised.

[OneHotMomma]

Chex mix, dried fruit, raisins, string cheese, Gogurt, or maybe fruit if you can get a good deal.