Ants on a Log
Ants on a Log is a classic after-school snack! Quick and easy, these treats can be whipped up ahead of time or prepared right before enjoying.
Ants on a Log is a classic after-school snack! Quick and easy, these treats can be whipped up ahead of time or prepared right before enjoying.
This traditional Native American dish uses blue cornmeal and sprouted wheat. Many health benefits have been noted for different sprouted grains, and the ingredient can be purchased already sprouted or you can sprout the wheat on your own at home.
A healthy way to start your day, these cookies bring whole grains, protein, and fiber to you for a quick on the go breakfast or after school snack.
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