sports snacks question

[Anonymous]

Whey protein and creatine

[Anonymous]

Gatorade
Individual chips
Donut holes

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Individual anything for snack - chips, cookies, Goldfish, popcorn. And Gatorade or similar sports drink. I don’t think snack or sports drink is necessary, but I give the kids what they want.

+1 this is what we do. Hit up Costco beforehand!

[Anonymous]

Popsicles if it’s hot, otherwise oranges and cucumbers.

Although I wish we would get away from snacks. They don’t need them and it’s another thing to organize and all the pre-packaged snacks create so much trash.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Omg not fruit, kids don’t want fruit as a snack after soccer.
Assorted chips
Small containers of pringles
Individual Oreo packs
Popcorn
Individual packaged Rice Krispie treats

All the above are huge hits after our soccer games. Some parents do Gatorade too

So you have your kid participate in athletic activity and then fill them with processed junk food? No wonder America is obese.

I'm not the person you're replying to, but yes my kid eats that junk at practice and at birthday parties, and that's it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Omg not fruit, kids don’t want fruit as a snack after soccer.
Assorted chips
Small containers of pringles
Individual Oreo packs
Popcorn
Individual packaged Rice Krispie treats

All the above are huge hits after our soccer games. Some parents do Gatorade too

This clearly differs community by community because of someone brought this to our team, they’d be ostracized

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Popsicles if it’s hot, otherwise oranges and cucumbers.

Although I wish we would get away from snacks. They don’t need them and it’s another thing to organize and all the pre-packaged snacks create so much trash.

Cucumbers?

I would love to see this in the wild.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Popsicles if it’s hot, otherwise oranges and cucumbers.

Although I wish we would get away from snacks. They don’t need them and it’s another thing to organize and all the pre-packaged snacks create so much trash.

Cucumbers?

I would love to see this in the wild.

Most kids would politely say "no, thank you". If you must do fruit do mandarin oranges or cuties that they can peel and eat later.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Omg not fruit, kids don’t want fruit as a snack after soccer.
Assorted chips
Small containers of pringles
Individual Oreo packs
Popcorn
Individual packaged Rice Krispie treats

All the above are huge hits after our soccer games. Some parents do Gatorade too

This clearly differs community by community because of someone brought this to our team, they’d be ostracized

What community would this be?

[Anonymous]

I’d love to see more watermelon. Not as sticky as oranges and just as good.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Popsicles if it’s hot, otherwise oranges and cucumbers.

Although I wish we would get away from snacks. They don’t need them and it’s another thing to organize and all the pre-packaged snacks create so much trash.

Cucumbers?

I would love to see this in the wild.

Not as bad as the lady who always brought seaweed snacks to ours.

[Anonymous]

Our snacks are required to be individually wrapped now so no pre-cut fruits or vegetables. So far this season for my 4th grader’s team, people have brought clementines , Popcorners, Pirates booty , and those Simple mills cheese crackers and usually Body Armor drinks.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Popsicles if it’s hot, otherwise oranges and cucumbers.

Although I wish we would get away from snacks. They don’t need them and it’s another thing to organize and all the pre-packaged snacks create so much trash.

Cucumbers?

I would love to see this in the wild.

Not as bad as the lady who always brought seaweed snacks to ours.

My kid and his friends actually love those, but can’t say it ever would have occurred to me to take them as a post-game snack!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Popsicles if it’s hot, otherwise oranges and cucumbers.

Although I wish we would get away from snacks. They don’t need them and it’s another thing to organize and all the pre-packaged snacks create so much trash.

Cucumbers?

I would love to see this in the wild.

Not as bad as the lady who always brought seaweed snacks to ours.

My kid would destroy the seaweed snacks but I suspect he’s in the minority there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Popsicles if it’s hot, otherwise oranges and cucumbers.

Although I wish we would get away from snacks. They don’t need them and it’s another thing to organize and all the pre-packaged snacks create so much trash.

Cucumbers?

I would love to see this in the wild.

Not as bad as the lady who always brought seaweed snacks to ours.

My kid would destroy the seaweed snacks but I suspect he’s in the minority there.

They are extremely salty/high sodium so a very odd and stinky choice after kids have been running around on a soccer field for an hour.