snacks

Skip the chips and bypass the drive-thrus on your next road trip. Instead, pack a few of these healthy, delicious snacks for you and your toddlers or big kids.

Here’s how to make homemade fruit roll-ups that will get your kids helping out in the kitchen, savoring the best of fall flavors, and enjoying a delicious all-natural snack.

Ever tried making your own baked vegetable chips? It can be easy—if you have the right tools. Learn how to slice and bake your way to a healthy and delicious snack.

Planning to watch the Big Game? OXO has some ideas for snacks to get you through the game that go beyond your typical chips and guac.

With a tiny bit of planning and weekend prep, I’ve discovered how to make pretty decent homemade snacks for my toddler, even during a busy week. These four ideas share easy ways to offer your toddler or baby healthy snacks—including a recipe for my son’s favorite Whole Wheat Cheese Crackers.

Let’s be honest. Making weekday school lunches for your kids can be daunting. You want something healthy, but it needs to be easy to prepare too. Four OXO parents weigh in on how they keep lunchtime interesting for their kids.

If your kid has one of the typical food allergies—or has friends who do—there’s no need to get anxious about what to serve for meals, snacks or playdate treats.  Allergy-friendly alternatives are easy to find: Here are simple swaps for six common food allergies.

Planning to watch the big game? OXO has some ideas for snacks to get you through the game that go beyond your typical chips and guac.

Popcorn might be the best homemade snack in town: it’s quick to make from scratch and incredibly easy to customize, depending on your mood and what’s in your pantry. And while a load of melted butter and a few good pinches of salt are a completely suitable—and comforting!—option, sometimes it’s nice to mix things up a bit.