Artisse Organic’s mission is to develop, source and offer the very best in organic and allergen free food. When one of their kids developed severe allergies, they quickly realised the compromise consumers had to make.
The Aribars are both delicious and nutritious for children and are gluten, wheat and dairy free. The entire Artisse Organic range are food free from artificial additives, herbicides, pesticides, chemicals and genetically modified ingredients. We hope you enjoy the Artisse Organic alternative.
A healthy snack you can have on the run or add to the kids lunch boxes with flavours they will enjoy, Chewy Cocoa, Vanilla Blast and Caramel Crunch. They contain organic whole grain rice and nothing artificial and as mentioned above are gluten, wheat and dairy free.
The Aribar’s can be found in the health food section at your local Coles, Woolworths, IGA and healthfood stores. There is also a list of online retailers. See more details of where they can be purchased from here.
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76 comments
My daughter just started to take boiled egg for mini break 🙂
Finally something quite healthy
These Look Delicious sure my Little Boy would love them
My son Loves Cheese Blocks, Dates and Crackers.
Great! Might have to try these next time we go shopping
I find it really hard with my son, as he is underweight, but can’t have artificial colours, flavours, preservatives etc. So to try to get weight on him, but to keep away from all of the bad things is really hard.
Would love to try these. We have lactose intolerance in our family amongst other intolerances, so finding dairy/lactose free snacks can be hard work.
Fresh fruit and sandwiches
Carrot sticks and salad rolls
I make fruit skewers (with pieces of hard fruit that won’t spoil) and savoury skewers (with cheese squares, kabana pieces, cherry tomatoes). The kids love the colours and textures!
frozen bananas (wooden skewer through the banana, pop in the freezer) healthy “icypole”
Bananas, yoghurt and we resort to chocolate milk too…Having a COELIAC child makes it hard and she isn’t a fan of gluten free bread so we are always looking for new things for the lunchbox…..
Fresh fruit.
They love grapes and strawberries when they aren’t too expensive (5 for $5) and a homemade biscuit or mini muffin.
Fruit, vegie sticks, yoghurt, cheese and crackers, and a treat 🙂 For the treats I have just recently bought Jude Blereau’s fabulous book – Wholefood for Children. We are slowly making our way through – and the kids *love* the recipes!! Particular favourites are the Dried Apricot, Date & Coconut Balls made with coconut butter and the Berry Jam Coconut Slice made with spelt flour. This book is fantastic – many of the recipes are GF and there is lots of advice in adding nutrition – well worth a look Kat 🙂
This isn’t good for a lunch box, but for when the children get home from school I’ve just discovered banana whip. never knew just plain frozen bananas could be so delicious and creamy.
these look great
no cook, raw apricot balls with coconut oil! yum
Apples, cheese and crackers
My kids eat anything, which is great because I just buy what’s in season or on special… strawberries, grapes, cucumber, tomatoes, dried fruit, crackers… seriously anything!
“star sandwiches”.. basically just wholemeal bread sandwiches and use a cookie cutter in the shape of a star. Means my toddler eats her sandwich every time.
homemade goodies like muffins
The kids loved to eat home made banana muffins but since the oven broke there isn’t a way for me to make them successfully.
they have fruit and health fruit bars.
Carrot sticks are a favorite & all kinds of fresh fruit.
grapes and strawberries
Banana are guaranteed to be eaten as is yoghurt. He would eat muesli bars but the school is nut free, this looks like a good alternative.
Watermelon, mangoes and strawberries are what my kids beg me to buy for their lunchboxes, takes a bit more time to prepare than packaged foods but I don’t mind one bit!
They love their grapes, blue berries, cucumber slices and celery sticks
I love to take a pot of dried fruit & nuts for myself and my daughter to munch on, keeps our energy levels up 🙂
My daughter loves her vegemite sandwiches, raisins, banana and LCMs =)
We love these already 🙂
My boys are teens and love sandwiches, nuts and fruit.
My daughter loves little gherkins, olives, carrot sticks, cucumber and cherry tomatoes in her lunch box with some gluten and dairy free hommus.
fresh fruit
my little one has numerous life threatening allergies so we stick to fresh fruit (which he eats without question seeing as he has never had other things) and home made allergen free cup cakes and cookies
Different fruits cut up in small pieces in a little container or grapes or strawberries.
Carrot sticks and hummus.
NB: We’ve gluten and lactose intolerance in our family plus chocolate is a migraine trigger.
Veggie stick and cottage cheese which the kids use as a dip, healthy and yum 🙂
My daughter takes a piece of fruit to school every day!
My daughter loves fruit. Any kind. she eats like its going out of fashion
My daughter is not at school yet but as a snack I make these yoghurt cereal bars. Just any yoghurt, plain or flavoured and you can use corn flakes or crushed wheatbix, ricebubbles. Mix a little SR flour into the yoghurt and mix in the cereal. Place in a greased and lined slice tray and bake for 15 minutes. So Yummy.
We can never have enough fruit in our house my children LOVE it
I like simple things in lunchboxes, a piece of fruit or a ham sandwich
I don’t have kids but love simple tasty snacks!
Banana, watermelon and strawberries are definite favourites with my 4yr old son but he’s great with most fruits. Well he’s actually great with most foods in general… 🙂
I’d love to try these. We’re very new to eating gluten free and to be honest I’m finding it rather difficult.
my kids love apple and cinammon muffins for a snakc in thier lunchbox or popcorn.
My son is very picky when it comes to snacks. He usually only eat fruits, crackers or yoghurt! Which is great 🙂 Its hard to find a good healthy snack bar.. I bet he will love this.. Especially the cocoa one :p I will definately have a look in IGA next time im there!
My boys enjoy a variety of fruits, such as grapes, apples and bananas. I try to make it something different each day 🙂
My son loves apple and fruit bars.
My son loves apples and would rather eat fruit than chocolate. Very strange!
Bananas and strawberries are always a favourite 🙂
They love wholemeal crackers and cheese, yoghurt, dried fruit and fruit.
Apple pikelets are a huge hit in our house! No sugar at all and 100% healthy!!
Fruit salad stick kebabs. 🙂
Homemade trail mix and frozen grapes are always a hit
saltanas and apples
LOVE YOGHURT
My kids are loving the wholemeal Sakatas in their lunchbox with some salsa
My little one loves saltanas
We love Aribars in our lunchboxes, but also choose fresh fruit, zucchini slice (not at kindy, is egg free there), cheese/carrot/cucumber sticks, and popcorn!
My daughter loves muslei bars and homemade fruit leather
My daughter is allergic to dairy and loves Aribars. Great giveaway!
My kids love frozen grapes. When they defrost a little they are kind of like jelly. YUM!
They sound good. Will have to try some at the next shop.
My son loves sultanas and strawberries!
Homemade muffins and pikelets, banana cake, fruits, nuts, soy crisps and rice cakes are all staples for our boys lunch boxes. But I’d really love to trial these products for my nephew more than anything. He’s lactose and gluten intolerant so finding snacks for him is a challenge.
Carrot sticks or rice wheels are good but I’d love to try these!
My son loves sultanas!
Fruit is my kids favourite snack.
These look yummo – my kids would love these!
my grandson is gluten, and dairy free and his dad is finding it hard to get him to eat would love to try these for the little man
YES PLEASE YES PLEASE! I have wanted to try these but not sure what they tasted like! I could easily be converted with a sample! 😉
My son is dairy and gluten intolerant. He loves eggs atm so we often take a boiled egg with us when we are out and about for a snack. The more kid friendly options for daily and gluten intolerance the better – not much choice atm.
Carrot and Hommous
I love to add a few marinated olives, garlic yoghurt for dipping vegie sticks in, or homemade muesli bars 🙂 I mostly make my own baked goods, because I have to eat gluten free, I’d be very excited to win these instead!
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