An easy recipe for healthy baby spelt sticks with spelled flour, oil, and fruit. The sugar-free spelt sticks for babies are great to take away.
Hello to all the mommies, daddies and caring relatives,
These healthy baby spelt sticks have long been part of our family standard snack selection 😉 . They consist only of fruit, flour, and rapeseed oil. This makes them the perfect baby snack sticks, which by the way, even slightly older children will enjoy.
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Taste and Occasion
I baked the sugar-free spelt sticks for the first time in 2015 when the little baker of happiness had started to live not only on mom's milk but also on real food. The starting point for many healthy recipes for baking for babies and toddlers.
It would also be unfair if I baked delicious things for us parents all the time, but the offspring would only get bought baby cookies (with all kinds of additives).
Meanwhile, our little daughter is also nibbling away, which I took the opportunity to share this article with you. The snack bars are super easy to prepare: a big plus for stressed mommies and daddies who still want to give their children something homemade!
The spelt sticks without sugar and egg are suitable for babies from about 6 months. Our little daughter really likes to eat them, even if it is sometimes more sucking and playing than a real meal.
Her big brother also likes them (still). Since the breadsticks are rather compact, they seem to do her good when teething. She has already managed 8 teeth…so there is still a lot to come ?
Ingredients
Admittedly, the homemade snack bars are not to be compared with regular snack bars for adults. Nevertheless, for me they belong to the best homemade snacks for toddlers.
In contrast to many purchased products, the baby stick recipe contains only "good things". Specifically: spelt flour, vegetable oil (I always use rapeseed oil) and slightly sweet fruit or vegetables.
I got the idea to make spelt sticks myself from a German blog. But as always, when I get inspiration, I changed the recipe. In this case, I used less flour and grated apple or pear instead of carrot.
How to make the Healthy Baby Spelt Sticks
The recipe for the spelt baby snacks is rather simple. First of all, finely mash the ripe banana with a fork. Then, peel and grate the apple. Knead both with the flour and the oil to a dough.
For the next step, preheat the oven 360°F / 180 °C. Cover a baking sheet with baking paper. Form long thin rolls from the dough, cut off longish pieces with a sharp knife and form them into points at the ends.
And that's pretty much all about it! Now you only need to bake the baby snack bars for about 25 minutes until they get a nice light-brown color.
Top Tip
You should better freeze the spelt sticks if you want to keep them for more than a few days.
The ripe fruit in the dough might otherwise cause the cookies to go moldy. At the moment, it's easy for me to keep a few in the freezer and take them out half an hour before dinner.
Recipe Card
Healthy Baby Spelt Sticks (No-Sugar)
Equipment
- Baking Sheet
Ingredients
- 220 grams (1.8 cups) spelled flour , type 630
- 50 milliliters (3.4 tablespoon) rapeseed oil
- 1 banana , small, very ripe, about 100g. approx. 80g fruit flesh
- 1 piece apple , approx. 150g, of which approx. 90g fruit flesh
Instructions
- Finely mash the ripe banana with a fork. Peel and grate the apple. Knead both with the flour and the oil to a dough.
- Preheat oven to 360°F / 180 °C. Cover a baking sheet with baking paper. Form long thin rolls from the dough, cut off longish pieces with a sharp knife and form them into points at the ends. Bake the snack bars for about 25 minutes.
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If you are looking for more super healthy recipes for babies and toddlers, I recommend my recipe for a vegan and sugar-free banana cake. My son got this as his first birthday cake. 😉
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