40 Healthy & Easy Valentine's Day Snacks

Themed trail mix is a healthy way to celebrate without binging on candy. This trail mix from Haute and Healthy Living has all the sweet flavors of Valentine's Day -- like chocolate and strawberries -- in healthier portions with a lot more protein.

These little tomato hearts are so easy to make! The skewers could also include some cucumbers or little mozzarella balls. Anything will look festive next to these little red hearts.

The key ingredient in this unique popcorn snack? Freeze-dried strawberries. It gives the popcorn a cute color and a sweet taste without any added sugar.

Cantaloup, watermelon, and pineapple combine for these adorable fruit pops. The fun heart shapes make them super festive but they're still healthy and candy-free.

Candy heart, schmandy heart. Grab a heart-shaped container and fill it with kids' favorite healthy snacks instead. The sky is the limit when it comes to choosing what to include.

Bark isn't just for Christmas. Root to Stem Nutrition has the recipe for this yummy frozen bark that combines yogurt and delicious fruit. It's also dairy-free and free of added sugar.

Yes, these are dipped in chocolate. But it's a small amount, and this is a lightened up sweet treat that will satisfy everyone without having to bring out a bucket of Valentine's Day candy.

Cut beets into heart shapes and roast them with herbs. Any flavor combination will work for these, and they're great on their own or as part of a larger meal. Plus, beets are sweet so they feel like a treat.

Pass the chips because this strawberry salsa looks too good not to try. The salsa recipe combines sweet and savory ingredients for a yummy snack. And it's not spicy so kids can try some too.

A few chunks of yummy fruit, a little chocolate drizzle, and suddenly, it's a love bug! These are the perfect treat for young kids and such a simple but fun idea for Valentine's Day.

Strawberries are the perfect popsicle ingredient. These are a super healthy version of a classic sweet treat. Check out the recipe on Instagram.

Six ingredients and no need to bake? It really doesn't get better than these lemon goji bites from Hello Wholefoods. And kids will love working with new ingredients.

This one is a little more time consuming, but actually not that hard! This apple rose tutorial on YouTube shows how its done. The most important requirement is having a sharp knife.

Cookie cutters can be used on fruit to make cute creations that are super fun to eat. This one includes different types of melon and adorable heart-shaped strawberries, but any combo of favorite fruits will work.

This is peanut butter toast with personality. The best part is, it can be customized any way parents want. Maybe choose white chocolate or nuts instead of chocolate chips. Maybe use Nutella or almond butter instead of peanut butter. No matter what, it's sure to be a hit.

This easy sweet potato fry recipe can be used any time of year, but it's even better when the sweet potatoes look like hearts. These are a festive snack or a yummy side to eat with a Valentine's Day dinner.

Heart eyes! These emoji snacks are so cute, no one will even miss the candy. What Moms Love has the easy DIY for crafting emoji snacks. They're sure to be a hit at any Valentine's Day party.

String cheese just got an adorable makeover, thanks to Arts and Crackers. These super simple snacks are great for a packed lunch or a class party, and they don't require too much work.

These little love monsters are so fun to look at and so easy to make. It'd be a fun activity to do with the kids on Valentine's Day. Mommy Moment has the super easy how to.

Conversation Hearts are old news but conversation Cuties are here to fill the void. Come up with fun custom messages and surprise the kids at lunch or at snack time.

These are easily the cutest vegetable bouquets ever. Super Healthy Kids has the tutorial for putting together these dreamy snacks. They're almost too perfect to eat.

For a sweet treat that isn't a total sugar bomb, try some chocolate-covered bananas. Whipped cream and sprinkles are optional, but kids would love seeing those come out of the fridge after dinner.

Fruit kebabs are some of the easiest and prettiest healthy snacks. And there are so many creative ways to make them. These incorporate hearts and look like little cupid arrows. Perfect!

These four-ingredient snack cups on Crafty Morning are frozen and sweet but still healthy. They're easy enough for kids to help make, and the sprinkles can be swapped out for extra fruit to make them even healthier.

For a Valentine's Day party, try these easy applesauce bots. All it takes is some sugar-free applesauce, raisins, juice, and a little hot glue. Oh, and googly eyes -- the most important part!

Move over, strawberries. These chocolate-covered clementines are yummy and kid-friendly. Young ones could even help dip them!

Fruit salads are so easy to make, and this themed one is no different. All it requires is whatever red and white ingredients you have in the house and some simple food cutters. It's the perfect side or after school snack.

Strawberry heart popsicles? Yes, please! These pops are super healthy and only require five ingredients. Erin Palinski Wade has the how-to on her Instagram.

These yummy frozen treats are made with coconut yogurt, pomegranate seeds, and shredded coconut. They satisfy a sweet tooth without any candy or sugar. And kids will love the colors and shape.

Elysia from Haute and Healthy Living is the mastermind behind these wholesome and yummy muffins. Raspberries, cinnamon, and bananas provide the sweetness, and other healthy ingredients in the mix make these kid-friendly and so good.

Truffles can be healthy? Yes. Yes, they can. These chocolate hazelnut truffles from Culinary Nutrition are made with mostly raw ingredients, such as almonds and hazelnuts, and have less sugar than a normal truffle.

Kristin's Healthy Living has the recipe for these strawberry banana oatmeal bars. They contain oat flour and fresh fruit for a healthy snack that feels like a real treat. Cut them into hearts to be even more festive.

This easy treat is kind of like a banana split, without the added calories from the ice cream. This is a good one to do with kids because they'll have fun lathering on Nutella (or peanut, almond, or some other nut butter) and adding their favorite toppings.

Pancakes + pink? Yes, please. These pancakes are actually made with roasted beet puree. Check out the recipe on Instagram.

This strawberry banana smoothie by Erin Palinski Wade is the perfect treat to provide some sweetness and a nutrient boost. It has strawberries, bananas, walnuts, chia seeds, and some other good stuff. And it's so easy to make!

This is so simple we almost can't believe we didn't think of it. Everyone loves the combo of chocolate and raspberries, right? Well, put chocolate chips inside the raspberries. So easy!

The Instagram Ask Dr. King has the recipe for these healthy muffins. They contain real strawberries and other natural ingredients for a healthy snack moms and dads can feel good about.

Graham crackers, peanut butter, and bananas are a recipe for a good snack any day. But on Valentine's Day, we cut out heart bananas for some extra love.

Vegetables are better when they're cut into fun shapes, right? Kids will love nomming on these adorable flowers. Add some dip for a balanced snack.

Grab a few heart food cutters and surprise the kids with heart avocado toast. Whole wheat bread ups the health factor. Add a dash of salt and pepper for some extra flavor.

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