Fall Pumpkin Puffs Trail Mix

Pumpkin spice and everything nice...for your bb! This fall-inspired trail mix featuring our NEW Pumpkin & Cinnamon Grain Free Puffs is kid-tested and parent-approved! Bring it with you on autumn adventures like hikes through the woods, pack in lunchboxes for daycare or park playdates with the squad, or prep in a mason jar and bring it over to a neighbor as a friendly surprise.

FALL PUMPKIN PUFFS TRAIL MIX

This recipe is suggested for older toddlers (such as 3 years of age+) due to potential choking hazards. But, you can adjust the ingredients based on what you know your little one can chew and eat safely.

Ingredients

Pumpkin & Cinnamon Grain Free Puffs
Hu chocolate gems or shavings from a Hu bar
Organic raisins
Organic roasted pumpkin seeds or pepitas, unsalted
Organic sunflower kernels, unsalted
Organic raw cashews, unsalted
Organic almond slivers, unsalted
Organic macadamia nuts, unsalted
Grain-free granola, any flavor (we love Kitchun and Purely Elizabeth)
Optional: Amara Organic Smoothie Melts

Directions

Add all ingredients to a medium-sized mixing bowl and combine.
Serve in a toddler-friendly bowl or on-the-go snack container. (Saving some for later? We suggest storing this trail mix in a glass mason jar -- and sharing some with a BFF or neighbor!)
Enjoy & report back how your bb likes it!

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