Name: Olympic Torch Snack For Kids
Prep time: 5 min
Cook time: 1 min
Yield: 6 servings
Ingredients: 3 bell peppers in various colors; 2-6 plain ice cream cones; Optional dip (We recommend hummus, guacamole or your child's favorite veggie dip)

Over at our house, we are gearing up for the opening of the 2018 winter Olympics, and we were looking for Olympics snacks for kids! We were thrilled to collab with the fun mamas at More Please Mama to bring you a fun Olympics activity and snack that your kid will love making with you. These two moms and best friends know fun with kids, so when the topic of the Olympics came up we were so excited to share their fun easy snack idea great for toddlers, but also fun for bigger kids too! Don’t miss at the bottom where you can learn more about these two fab ladies, and follow ALL of their great ideas at More Please Mama!

Olympics Torch Snacks For Kids: Featuring More Please Mama!

Hi. First off, it’s such an honor to write for Kristy. She just “gets it,” right? We love how she makes food fun, but in the simplest way – that any parent can easily duplicate for their kids to enjoy. (aww you guys are the sweetest, you’re pretty amazing yourselves! Back to More Please Mama now!)

Red, yellow and orange bell peppers sliced into strips inside a plain ice cream cone in the shape of an olympic torch. snack for kids. Scattered around are more peppers and an olympic gold medal.

We are so excited to share our Snactivity — it’s all about the Olympics! It’s Opening Ceremonies and we couldn’t be more inspired watching these athletes compete and a great reminder of how important it is to fuel our bodies with the good stuff.

At the start of the 2018 olympics, the Olympic torch reaches its destination from Olympia, Greece to the host city of the Olympics: Pyeoungchang, South Korea. (Did you know it always travels from where the original flame was to the Olympic host city? – we did not until we were writing this but how do we not share it?!) Sometimes it goes underwater (Sydney 2000), or on a plane. Each stop tells a significant story leading to the Olympic host city. For this year, the flame was carried by 7500 torchbearers (talk about it taking a village!!) and caught a ride to the destination on a robot, steam train, marine cable car and a turtle ship.

A little boy's hands holding a ice cream cone full of colorful red, orange and yellow bell peppers as if eh was holding an olympic torch.

The Olympic torch represents the “light of spirit, knowledge and life” (Thanks Google). Our olympics torch snack for kids represents moms trying to sneak in veggies knowing that the ice-cream cone will definitely peak our toddler’s interest.

While the journey of the torch is quite calculated and long, our “snactivity party” is not. This fun Olympics snack for kids can be done in 3 minutes. YES- 3 minutes.

Olympic Torch Snack For Kids

Get ready for the olympics with this adorable and easy snack for kids.

Course Snack

Cuisine American

Keyword kids, olympics, snack, summer camp, vegetable, veggies

Prep Time 5 minutes

Cook Time 1 minute

Servings 6 servings

Calories 24 kcal

Author On My Kids Plate

Ingredients

3 bell peppers in various colors
2-6 plain ice cream cones
Optional dip We recommend hummus, guacamole or your child's favorite veggie dip

Instructions

Cut up red, green and yellow bell peppers to create “flames.”
Add optional dip of choice to the bottom of the cone.
Put peppers into the ice-cream cone.
Walk around the house for your own personal ceremony (My toddler did this part 19898 times. Enjoy!

We hope you enjoyed our Olympics snack! In the true spirit of the Olympics, we are so happy to connect, support and cheer each other on through motherhood and eating.

An olympic torch snack for kids made from an ice cream cone full of yellow, orange and red bell peppers. The snack is held up in front of a blue sky victorious, ready for the winter olympics.

About More Please Mama

more please, M A M A is a lifestyle & motherhood blog that recommends products that will be loved, simple “anyone-can-do” food and activity ideas, plus gift ideas. We LOVE to research. I know, I know – boring but everything we post is because we genuinely support it (and will hopefully save you some time looking into things). It’s a welcoming community where you don’t have to be a chef or an artist to accomplish anything we post. Our main goal is to keep it simple, because parenthood is complicated enough. It’s run by myself, Tara, and my mama BFF Emily whom I’ve been friends with for 16 years. I live in NYC via Hoboken and Emily resides in Northern California. Together we have four little ones under the age of four. Our name derives from my wild three-year-old boy saying “more please, Mama” on repeat.