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From pretzels and popcorn to pumpkin seeds and popsicles, here's a collection of recipes that will be fun to make with kids.
Apricots with Greek Yogurt, Granola and Honey
Fresh Apricots
Greek Yogurt
Granola
Honey (optional, if the apricots are really sweet, you might not want it)
Wash fresh apricots, slice them in half and remove the pit. Put a dollop of Greek yogurt in each. Top with granola and a drizzle of honey.
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