What do you consider to be bite size? Is it two bites, a single bite that fills your mouth? Does it have to be small enough to be slightly more than a nibble? There are so many different definitions of bite sized and it’s all subjective.
But what isn’t subjective is the fact that we all enjoy bite sized snacks that we can nibble on when the mood strikes. The question is, what snack are you in the mood for? You can have bite sized sweets or bite sized savory snacks.Either way, making them at home will save you gas and money.
You can even use these recipes for parties as appetizers or just as finger foods that sit on the table for people to nibble on throughout the event. There are so many reasons to have as many snack recipes on hand as possible. But this list has a mix of everything you could possibly be craving.
Pick your favorites, make a batch or two or three and enjoy! What do you consider to be snacks? So many different options, you just have to choose which bite sized snacks are your favorite.
The Best of Life Magazine Snacks
Unicorn Bark Recipe {+ Video Tutorial}
Low Carb Mini Bell Pepper Nachos Recipe
Peppermint Bark Cookies Recipe {Dairy Free + Gluten Free}
Mini Apple Crumble Cups Recipe
Vegan Edible Cookie Dough Bites Recipe
Bacon Fig & Jalapeno Goat Cheese Pastry Cups
Photo Credit: Mom Loves Baking
Bite Sized Snacks
There are so many different snacks for you to choose from for any reason. You can simply want to have snacks on hand for the family or yourself. Maybe you just want to have some snacks in case company comes over or maybe you just want to practice your cooking skills.
There is no wrong reason to have some snacks ready. Especially when the snack recipes are as easy as these are to make.
Tag Along Pound Cake Bites | Mom Loves Baking
Parmesan Chicken Bites | Damn Delicious
Flower Pretzel Bites | Two Sisters Crafting
Bite Size Shrimp Tacos | Recipe Tin Eats
Funnel Cake Bites | Domestic Mommyhood
Broccoli Tots | The Two Bite Club
No-Bake Monster Cookie Balls | The Baker Mamma
Cinnamon Roll Bites | The Recipe Rebel
Photo Credit: The Recipe Rebel
Snacks for School
Another great reason to keep bit sized snacks on hand is if you have little ones. Parents around the world know that putting lunch together is sometimes a hassle. We don’t always have time to put together a complete, balanced meal for our kids to take to school, daycare, or even just for a day at home.
But we can make things easier on us by meal prepping but for kids. You can make snacks suitable for school lunches and then just pull from them throughout the week or month. This is one step that is a bit easier, and you have more control over what your kid is eating.
Quiche Bites | The Cafe Sucre Farine
Mini Lemon Cream Pies | Recipe Runner
Bacon Cheeseburger Balls | Betty Crocker
Broccoli Cheddar Quinoa Bites | Everyday Dishes
Mini Snickers Cheesecake Bites | Renee’s Kitchen
Apple Pie Cookies | OMG Chocolate Desserts
Baked Jalapeno Popper Phyllo Cups | Peas and Crayons
Photo Credit: Peas and Crayons
Party Snack Recipes
What do you serve at a party? Every party needs to have something guests can snack on throughout the event. Most parties have a list of offerings to guests, but finger foods are a staple. You can also have a mixture of sweet and savory snacks to satisfy everyone with what is available.
Catering is definitely an option, but you can save some money by just making these snacks yourself. You can also customize each recipe, which is a huge benefit of making them yourself. Turn an essential snack into a themed snack using different colored foods, and then you will have a cohesive party on your hands.
Cucumber Bites | Healthy Food Advices
Bite Sized Peanut Butter Pretzel M&M Cookies | Sallys Baking Addiction
Mini Taco Bowls | Passion For Savings
Apple Pie Bites With Caramel Sauce | Real Housemoms
Parmesan Crusted Crab Cakes | Home is Where The Boat is
Salted Caramel White Chocolate Cheesecake Bites | Chew Out Loud
Pecan Pie Bars | Sugar Apron
Photo Credit: Making of a Mom
Travel Size Snacks
Bite size snacks are perfect for the on-the-go situation or even as party appetizers. They’re simple to make and some of them even are made to be healthy. Try a few recipes, or try them all, then make them a part of your life regularly.
If you’re a parent, you can get some extra brownie points for adding them to your kids lunch for school.
Bacon Jalapeno Guacamole Cheeseburger Bites | Iowa Girl Eats
Banana Split Bites | Momables
Grilled Maple Bacon Chicken Bites | McCormick
Roasted Herb Sweet Potato Bites | The Nourishing Home
Dark Chocolate Trail Mix Bites | Dessert Now Dinner Later
Cream Cheese Truffles | Chef Savvy
Mini Shepherd’s Pie Bites | A Family Feast
More Party Ideas
Patriotic Dessert Recipes | Hosting a patriotic party this Fourth of July? You will need some recipes that fit the theme.
Slow Cooker Dips: 30+ Recipes for Parties & More | No party is complete without dips but you don’t have to dirty up the stove by making thick dips that boil and splatter.
Macaroni and Cheese Recipes for a Crowd | Macaroni and cheese is a great party dish because you can make a lot of it at once and everyone loves it.
Margarita Bar Decorations and Ideas | A margarita bar should be found at every party, no matter what the theme.
4th of July Party Ideas | Decorations are also important for a party. But you are better off DIYing your decor rather than spending a ton of money on things you can’t reuse in other ways.
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