Disclosure: I received samples in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.

Have you heard of Pipsnacks? They are a family company that started out with heirloom popcorn and expanded their line to include cheese balls, corn dippers, and now…heirloom snack crackers! Just like all of their other products, Pipsnacks crackers are made from heirloom corn.

I came across Pipsnacks when I received a bag of Pipcorn Broccoli Cheddar Cheese Balls as part of the New Hope Blogger Box.

These cheese balls were an immediate hit in our house! It turns out that Pipcorn Crackers were born as a way to use the heirloom corn flour that was leftover from making their cheese balls. Love that idea of sustainable upcycling!

But, back to the crackers. Pipcorn Heirloom Snack Crackers come in three delicious flavors:

• Cheddar
• Sea Salt
• Everything

We really love the thin and crisp texture of these little triangle-shaped crackers. They are a better-for-you snack since they are baked, not fried, and contain zero trans fat. They are non-gmo, gluten-free and do not contain any artificial colors or flavors. Even the box is made from 100% recycled material! These crackers would be a perfect snack to pack for school lunches. However, now that we are doing school at home, they are a great “anytime” snack as well. Are you all snacking a lot more at home like us?

Where to Purchase

Pipsnacks products can be purchased on their website or at a store near you. I was excited to see that they are sold at my local Sprouts and Whole Foods stores.

Giveaway Time

Enter the giveaway below to win a case of Pipcorn Heirloom Snack Crackers!

Disclosure: I received samples in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.

Springtime is here, and I recently discovered the perfect snack if you are searching for a bite-size sweet: Wiley Wallaby Organic Bites.

Wiley Wallaby Organic Bites are small licorice candies that have a satisfying soft and chewy texture. They come in four delicious flavors:

• Strawberry
• Tropical
• Mixed Berry
• Black Licorice

Wiley Wallaby’s Organic line is unique because it uses organic cane sugar and real fruit juice and does not contain GMO’s, high fructose corn syrup, or artificial colors and flavors.

My kids were eager to do a taste test.

They both liked the Strawberry flavor best, but it was a close call!

Where to Purchase

Wiley Wallaby products can be purchased on their website, or a retailer near you.

Giveaway Time

Enter the giveaway below for a chance to win four bags of Wiley Wallaby Organic Bites!

Disclosure: I received a sample in order to facilitate this review. All opinions are my own.

Our spring break officially started today, which also happens to be Pi Day! Since we are not sure how long this “break” will actually last yet (*wink*), I have been trying to think of activities that will keep us from being bored at home.

We recently had the opportunity to try out Kidstir, a subscription cooking kit for kids. We received the March 2020 box and the theme was Pi or “pie”. This box included a Kidstir apron, a “Perfect Pie Cutter” and special pie-themed labels. In addition, the box included colorful recipe pages for:

• Fun Day Frittata Pie
• Primo Pasta Pie
• Chill Out Choco Pie

These pages also include fun factoids and activities for the kids and tips for their adult helpers. The pages are hole-punched and can be put in a binder so that kids can create their own personal cookbook. (An official Kidstir binder is included with a 12 month subscription. The binder shown in these pictures is one that I already had.) I like the idea of kids having a notebook of tried and true recipes. This is something that my mom has already started doing with my kids.

Fun Day Frittata Pie

Although we eat eggs quite often around here, I am not sure we have ever made a frittata before. My son is an eager helper in the kitchen; I hope this continues into adulthood! He had fun chopping the bell pepper and cracking the eggs. Although he is not usually a big fan of bell peppers or tomatoes, he ate them in the frittata because he helped make it. (Isn’t it funny how that works?) We ate this delicious frittata for dinner and had a little bit left over for breakfast the next day. Our family thought this recipe called for a too much salt, but that is part of the recipe-testing process. It shows kids how recipes sometimes need to be adjusted to fit your own personal taste.

Primo Pasta Pie

I would never have thought to make pasta into a “pie”, so this was an especially fun recipe to try. My kids like to watch cooking competition shows and we are always impressed with the presentation. This recipe called for a springform pan, which my son had never used before. I was amazed that one box of cooked rigatoni pasta, stood upright, fit perfectly into the pan! There is also a recipe to make smaller versions in a mug, which is useful if you do not own a springform pan.

Chill Out Choco Pie

Of course, you cannot have a pie theme without a pie for dessert, right? This Chill Out Choco Pie is simple to make, even for younger kids. It is always amazing to watch heavy cream turn into whipped cream simply by incorporating air.

How To Subscribe

Kidstir kits can be purchased by month, three month, six month, or twelve month subscriptions here. These kits make a great gift that will inspire kids to cook and keep them busy in the kitchen.

Giveaway Time

One of my readers will win a Kidstir kit, so enter the giveaway below!