microwave s’mores using gf graham crackers.baked egg in avocado – half an avocado, crack egg in center, sprinkle with pepper, salt and cheese and bake until egg is cooked.chickpeas roasted with olive oil, paprika or cayenne or curry and garlic.frozen yogourt dipped strawberries or blueberries.pickled beets, carrots, beans or asparagus.Udi’s gf granola on yogourt or applesauce.frozen yogourt made either by freezing drops on a cookie sheet or by filling fun shaped ice cube containers and freezing them.ants on a log – celery stick filled with peanut butter, almond butter or cream cheese and topped with raisins.apple sandwiches – spread apple slice with peanut or almond butter, sprinkle with gf granola, raisins, coconut, chocolate chips, or mini marshmallows and top with another apple slice.gluten free mini muffins made ahead and frozen.Surprise Spread with tortilla chips or rice crackers.Sensible Portions Veggie Straws or Veggie Chips.kiwi, cantaloupe, honeydew, strawberries, grapes, cherries.pickled asparagus, carrots, or jarred olives.gluten free luncheon meat rolled up in lettuce.homemade lunchables (gluten free sausage, cheese, rice crackers).gluten free rice krispie squares (these can be made ahead, cut up, and frozen).trail mix ( Gorilla Munch, mini marshmallows, raisins, sunflower seeds, nuts).cream cheese on a rice cake, topped with jam.

peanut butter, hummus, or baba ghanouj on rice cakes.sweet potato fries (homemade or by Alexia).That way, I can refer to it whenever I’m stuck to think of what to include in the kids lunches or offer for after school snacks. I find that having the list somewhere prominent like my fridge helps jog my memory. I have been adding to my list of gluten free snack ideas over time and have made it into a printable list. Also, my son is growing like a weed and like any growing boy, he is hungry almost all of the time! I need ideas of things that we can grab quickly or bring with us when we go out. Breakfasts are fairly easy to accommodate, as are lunch and supper, but the snacks and treats I run into trouble with. I’ve written about this before because it has been one of the hardest things to adjust to since having a child who is on a gluten free diet.

Are just crack an egg gluten free