Today on the blog we have some healthy Easter veg and carrot bars on the blog. They are super tasty and easy to make. Easter is a fun time but doesn’t always have to be about chocolate, eggs and treats. Why not try this healthy option instead. It’s super tasty.
Healthy Easter Veg And Carrot Bars
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What You Will Need
2—Tubes Refrigerated Crescent Rolls
8 oz. pkg. Cream Cheese
8 oz. pkg. Shredded Cheddar Cheese
10 oz. pkg. Shredded Carrots
Broccoli Florets, finely chopped
2 Tbsp. Ranch Seasoning
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Let’s Make It
Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
On a baking sheet, press the crescent roll dough out and make sure seams are pinched tight and bake for 10-12 minutes.
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- Remove from oven and let cool.
In a small bowl, mix cream cheese and ranch seasoning and spread over cooled crescent rolls.
Take a knife and lightly make lines in the cream cheese in the shape of 14 triangles all over the pan.
Now just make your carrots by sprinkling the broccoli along the top of edge of each triangle and sprinkle cheese and carrots on the rest of each triangle Cut out your triangles and serve.
Enjoy and taste the yummy treats!
ENJOY
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These look so colourful.Great for both kids and adults.I will bookmark this to try with my kid…
Oh let me know how you get on.
These look so cute and healthy. I love your photos as well. Easy to follow.
Thanks Kristin
These look amazing! My daughter would love them x
Thanks Amy. I’m sure they would go down a treat!
OMG I LOVE THESE! How creative. Kids will NO DOUBT chow down on these for how they look alone! I bet my husband would too – the man who hates veggies, ha ha ha!
Thanks Gigi. They are a fantastic and fun idea!
Those are almost too cute to eat 😉 I am going to make these for my kids this weekend.
So cute and creative! You also have nice pictures to show every step of the way, good job!
Thank you. I’m glad you liked the post. Pictures really do help especially when you write a tutorial.
These look so delicious. I have been trying to find something cute and healthy to make for my girls on Easter that isn’t loaded with sugar.
It is a good alternative to making chocolate treats. I think we will be making a bit of both.
I just love these! I have to make them for my veggie loving girls and I might even be able to convince my anti-veggie boy to nibble on these with all that ranch cream cheese and shredded cheese on there!
yes I think they have some tasty perhaps to them which may appeal to children more than just plain vegetables.
This is such a fun thing to prepare for Easter! We are going to have to try this.
I think it’s fun to make yummy food at any time of the year but there’s so many awesome ideas for Easter.
These look so yummy – and healthy too! x
Thanks Rosie. They are a tasty treat!
This look so cute! Such a fun and healthy treat for kids!
Okay I can’t help but to cover my mouth because your post is delicioso!
Oh, yeah, I’d make these a little smaller for my friends.
They would be a great little treat!
This is such a cute idea. I would love to do this for my daughter. It is a great way to get kids to eat right.
thanks Angela
These look yummy and a great way to get the kids to eat carrots