Get the latest Snacks recipes from Group Recipes. http://www.grouprecipes.com/tag/snacks This is a traditional and old Scottish Oatcake recipe, not to be confused with the stuff they serve in the North of England. http://www.grouprecipes.com/106853/traditional-scottish-oatcakes-with-butter.html These are awesome cookies , not too sweet, for adults, keep out of reach of children. http://www.grouprecipes.com/106784/rockin-good-luck-cookies.html I have made plain jalebis before, something like our fried funnel cakes, this one has apples dipped in batter Recipe from Manjulas Kitchen who also has this on You Tube Apple Jalebis can be best described as apple wafers dipped in the flavorful sugar syrup. This is a modified version of Jalebis, taste best when served hot http://www.grouprecipes.com/105343/apple-jalebi-apple-fritters.html Dried apples are a favorite in our family. We all make them a little differently but here are a couple recipes for spiced apple slices. You can use a dehydrator or do them in the oven. http://www.grouprecipes.com/103682/dried-spiced-apple-slices.html With nuts, raisins, M&M's and coconut, this is a super snack. In small gingham bags, it made wounderful party favors for each guest. This mix is a tasty treat anytime. Adapted from Sandra Thorn's recipe posted in Tast of Home June/July of 1996. http://www.grouprecipes.com/103660/trail-mix.html Folks can't get enough of this irresistible snack mix. A slight sweet vanilla coating is perfect match for the blend of mini pretzels, crispy cereal and salted nuts. Adapted from Juanita Carlsen's recipe posted in the Taste of Home Magazine of 2003 http://www.grouprecipes.com/103365/cereal-crunchies.html Friend gave me this, really easy and tasty nibbler stuff! great for parties etc http://www.grouprecipes.com/101259/oyster-cracker-snacks.html When I saw these miniature bananas in the produce section, I figured they would fit just right in a hot dog bun. Sometimes when the kids get hungry working on their bikes. This is a easy solution. http://www.grouprecipes.com/101121/banana-dogs.html These adorable mini-burgers are infused with all the nutrition of puréed sweet potatoes – a rich source of vitamin A. This canned vegetable gives the burgers a soft, creamy consistency that little children love. And the natural sugar in the sweet potatoes helps make the patties brown beautifully in seconds. Serve them on fresh-baked biscuits (or by their lonesome) with one or more of the delicious fruit dips that follow. Each dip recipe makes enough for a whole batch of burgers. http://www.grouprecipes.com/99812/munchable-mini-burgers-with-flavorful-fruit-dips.html This is another time I mixed Cajun with Asian. I usually make a dozen before a game. http://www.grouprecipes.com/99102/cajun-eggrolls.html