Re: fish cracker substitute

[Guest guest]

Jen,

For the fruit snacks, you could use Gerber Graduates Fruit Snacks.

They only have natural colors in them.

I've been thinking about the goldfish sub. What about making some

crouton-like snacks out of GFCF bread? You could cut bread into

small squares and toss with oil, soy sauce, garlic salt, whatever,

then bake. You could use a chex mix recipe for a guide. I haven't

tried this yet, but it's just a thought. I know some can use cheese

subs for fake cheese crackers, but I can't because my son is allergic

to soy, so I may try to make snack crackers for him like this using a

mock soy sauce.

> My 4 year old is getting ready to go to preschool. I have found

wonderful

> substitutes for most of the snacks. He will have EnerG pretzels

(really

> good, but they do contain soy), animal crackers from Miss Roben's

mix

> (THESE ARE SOOOO GOOD!), plain popcorn and graham crackers made

from Miss

> Roben's mix (any tips on how to get these to look like the " real

thing " ?

>

> But I have no idea what I can use as a substitute for the little

goldfish

> crackers. Is there anything out there???

>

> And...they will have fruit snacks sometimes. We try to be " dye-

free " . Do

> any of you know of any all natural fruit snacks?

>

> I'd appreciate any help!

> Thanks,

> Jen