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Chips

Snack time is a key moment in a child's day, a comforting and essential break to refuel. For parents in Morocco, finding the perfect snack that is healthy, practical, and loved by little ones can be a real challenge. Fruit and vegetable chips then appear as a wonderful alternative to traditional biscuits and snacks that are often too sweet or salty. They offer that crunchy pleasure that children love, while providing the natural benefits of fruits and vegetables, such as fiber, vitamins, and minerals, essential for their proper growth.

Offering a healthy snack (لمجة صحية) is also about educating your child's palate and instilling good eating habits from a very young age. These new-generation chips, whether made from dehydrated apple, puffed corn, or green peas, allow for a variety of pleasures and the discovery of new flavors in a fun way. Without frying, added sugars, or artificial preservatives, they represent a trusted choice for parents concerned about the quality of what they give their children. Easy to slip into a school bag or sports bag, they are the ideal solution for a delicious and guilt-free snack.

To vary the pleasures and offer healthy and fun snacks, our collection is available in several crunchy formats:

Fruit chips: Thin slices of dehydrated apples, plain or delicately flavored, for a light and fruity snack.
Puffed vegetable and cereal snacks: Fun shapes and a melting texture made from corn or peas, perfect for toddlers.
Fruit and nut cubes and sticks: Energetic and tasty mixes, ideal for small hungers and sports breaks.

Are vegetable or fruit chips really healthy for children?

Yes, when they are prepared without frying (baked or dehydrated) and without added sugars or salt. They thus retain the fibers and part of the nutrients of the basic ingredients, making them a much healthier alternative to traditional potato chips.

At what age can my child eat this type of snack?

Puffed snacks with a melting texture can be introduced from 12 months, when the baby can sit up on their own and is used to eating pieces. For crunchier fruit chips, it is better to wait until the child has a good chewing ability, usually around 18-24 months.

What is the difference with classic chips?

The main difference lies in the ingredients and the cooking method. Instead of potatoes fried in oil, these snacks are made from fruits, vegetables, or cereals, and are most often dehydrated or puffed. They are therefore much lower in fat and salt.

Are these snacks suitable for school snacks?

Absolutely. Their individual sachet format is very practical to slip into a school bag. They constitute a balanced snack that gives your child energy for the rest of the day, without causing a sugar spike. It is a healthy snack (لمجة صحية) and easy to eat.

How to properly store these chips so they stay crispy?

To preserve their crunchiness, it is essential to store them in their original packaging, tightly closed after opening, or in an airtight container. Keep them in a cool, dry place, away from light and moisture for optimal enjoyment.

Where to find vegetable and fruit chips in Morocco?

You can find these healthy alternatives in the organic and dietary sections of large supermarkets, in specialized organic product stores, as well as in some parapharmacies. Their growing popularity makes them increasingly accessible to parents concerned about their children's diet.

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