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Healthy, High-Protein Snacks for Kids: Power-Packed and Yummy!

As a parent, you know how fast your little ones burn through energy. Whether they’re zooming around the house or tackling homework, they need fuel—and lots of it! But not just any snack will do. Let’s talk high-protein snacks, which are not only great for building muscles but also for keeping your child’s tummy full for longer (no more “I’m hungry” every five minutes!).


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Here’s a simple guide to sneak in protein with some fun and easy snacks:


1. Chickpea Patties: These little golden bites are crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. High in protein and fiber, they’ll disappear off the plate faster than you can say “snack time!” You can even throw in some veggies, and trust me, your kids won’t notice.

2. Paneer Rolls: Paneer (Indian cottage cheese) is a rich source of protein. Wrap some grilled paneer in a chapati or whole-grain tortilla with some veggies and, voila, you have a delicious paneer roll. These are so yummy, you’ll want to pack one for yourself too!

3. Boiled Eggs: No fuss, no muss! Eggs are one of the best protein sources. You can turn them into deviled eggs or just serve them as boiled eggs with a sprinkle of salt. Simple and effective.

4. Moong Dal Chilla: These are like Indian pancakes made with ground moong dal (lentils). Super rich in protein and easy to make. Add some veggies to the batter for extra nutrition.

5. Greek Yogurt Parfaits: A bowl of Greek yogurt with fresh fruits and nuts makes for a great snack. It’s creamy, yummy, and high in protein. Bonus points for looking fancy!


Remember, these snacks are not only delicious but will also help build strong muscles and keep those little tummies happy. And the best part? These recipes are so good even the pickiest of eaters won’t be able to resist!


So, let’s power up those snacks and watch your kids grow healthier and happier. Just make sure they don’t raid your snack stash too! 😄


Stay healthy, stay happy!


Dr. Ajay Gupta

(Pediatrician and snack-time enthusiast)

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