By Melissa Williams, Dietetic Intern at VCUHS
1. Taste – Choose foods that taste good! Use different seasoning such as lemon, herbs, fruits or vegetables.
2. Smell – Cook foods that smell great! Fresh fruits and vegetables also smell great.
3. Sight – Choose foods that are a variety of colors. Fruits and vegetables add color to your plate and are also a great source of nutrients.
4. Touch – Use your hands to prepare foods. This can include tearing salads, peeling corn husks, or even mixing using your hands over a spoon.
5. Hear – Listen as you crunch into an apple or carrot stick, start cooking more at home so you can hear your food sizzling.
Try this recipe! It uses all 5 senses!
Fruit Kabobs with Yogurt Dip
Photo from Repurposed Life |
Ingredients & Materials:
- Wooden skewers
- Banana *
- Strawberries*
- Green Grapes*
- Pineapple chunks*
- 1 cup fruit yogurt
- ½ c fat free whipped topping
*WIC-approved items
Directions:
Directions:
- Cut strawberries, grapes, and bananas into bit size pieces.
- Place pieces of fruit onto skewer, alternating fruits. Stack fruit until the skewer is full and repeat until the fruit is gone.
- In mixing bowl combine yogurt and whipped topping.
- Dip fruits kabobs and enjoy!
*For variation, you can use the fruits you enjoy the most!
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