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These 13 Tips For Sneaking Veggies Into Meals Will Get Your Kids Eating Healthy — Without Having Any Idea

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Ways to Hide Vegetables in Kid's Dinners

These 13 Tips For Sneaking Veggies Into Meals Will Get Your Kids Eating Healthy — Without Having Any Idea

October 9, 2016 by Lauren Levy

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Even if your little one isn't a particularly picky eater, getting them to try new vegetables can be a struggle. Instead of fighting about tasting healthy sides every night at the dinner table, get smarter (and sneakier!) about how you approach the situation. With these 13 tips for hiding vegetables in your kids' meals, you'll have your little one loving what you're serving up, which means you can take a load off and enjoy their ignorant bliss. As long as they're tasting a healthy meal without giving you a hard time, it counts as a success in our books!

Use a Holiday to Make It a Special Occasion

Overpower With Flavor

Don't Always Disclose

Give Chips and Dip a Twist

Start With One of Their Favorites

Don’t Count Out Dessert

Consider the Texture

Don’t Go Over the Top

Remember That Cheese Hides All

Let Them Help With the Prep

Start With the Mornings

Play the Mind Game (but Make It Fun!)

Stick to the Magic Word: Fry

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