Sweet Potato Bites 3 Ways

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by Dec 29th, 2011 // Appetizers, Snacks

Sweet Potato Bites 3 Ways

Whenever I take my little guy to the store with me and he gets very excited in the produce section, running around like a wild man grabbing anything and everything. Usually I put most of it back but this time he insisted on getting a bag of cubed sweet potatoes. I usually buy them whole, but had an ah ha! moment: They would make perfect appetizers for our Kidtastic New Years Eve party! See how I transformed ordinary cubes into extraordinary bites of sweet potato goodness over at the Family Kitchen.

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3 Comments on “Sweet Potato Bites 3 Ways”

  1. 1.) Nadiya
    January 4th, 2012

    Wow your son makes such healthy eating choices 😛 I wish I was like that when I was younger lol

  2. 2.) Bernadette Norbeck
    February 18th, 2012

    Good clarification. I enjoy make out the print Martha

  3. 3.) eryn
    February 2nd, 2013

    Great Idea. My son loves sweet potato mash and I think he would love this. I also like the idea of getting pre-cubed potatoes : )

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