Baseball Snack Mix and 9 Other Team Treat Ideas

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It’s officially summer sports time! Which means a trunk full of gear and snack duty for us sports moms! My son is playing baseball this year, so I thought I’d share the baseball snack I put together last week — on top of some other cute baseball snack ideas from across the internet.

I think I’ve mentioned before how much we love snack mixes in our house. That’s why I decided to create a simple baseball-themed snack mix for my son’s team. It includes some class baseball treats, along with a few sweets thrown into the mix.

Here’s what I put in my mix:

I started with a base of homemade popcorn, then added some pretzels, Cheerios, and potato sticks for the salty side. On the sweet side were mini marshmallows, along with some yellow Sixlets (his team’s color) and baseball-wrapped chocolates. I took advantage of Party City’s candy bar for the candy pieces.

The kids love searching through the bag to find all the different treats inside! If you plan on making this mix, note that adding the marshmallows will quickly made the rest of the mix stale. So, I suggest adding those at the last minute to keep everything fresh for the game.

Some other fun mix-ins to consider for your baseball snack mix: peanuts, sunflower seeds, dried fruit, Goldfish, M & Ms, or gummy candy.

If snack mix isn’t your thing, there are tons of other great ideas for team snacks out there! These are some of my favorite baseball snack ideas:

Pretzel Rod Baseball Bats

The kids will love these sweet and salty snacks! Turn pretzel rods into baseball bats with a cute chocolate baseball with this simple tutorial from Inspiration Made Simple.

Oreo Baseball Pops

These Oreo baseball pops from Snack Works look like a fun treat for your team. And they’re easy to make — just add a stick to an Oreo, dip in chocolate, and decorate with red icing!

Baseball Glove Snack Holder

Sometimes it’s all about the presentation! Give your team snack some added flair with these cute printable baseball gloves from Sandy Toes and Popsicles. This tutorial uses Rice Krispies Treats, but any snack-on-a-stick would be perfect in this display.

Homemade Cracker Jack

Put your own homemade spin on a classic baseball treat with this recipe for homemade Cracker Jack from Saving Money and Sense.

Baseball Rice Krispy Treats

This baseball-shaped Rice Krispy treats from Domestically Speaking are sure to be a hit with your kid’s baseball or softball team. Just add some icing to the traditional treats to give them a baseball-themed twist.

Sunflower Seeds Baseball Snack

Add some DIY flair to a traditional treat like sunflower seeds and water by tying a cute, homemade tag to each treat. I love this cardstock design from Scrapbook.com!

Baseball Breakfast

Bringing snacks to an early morning game? Make it a baseball breakfast treat with these baseball-themed donuts from One Crazy Mama. Turn store-bought doughnuts into baseballs with a little icing, them top them off with a Sunny D!

Baseball Snack Printable Labels

Personalize a store-bought treat by adding a DIY, homemade touch with these printable wrappers from Thirty Handmade Days. Or use these cute game day tags from Dazzle While Frazzled.

 

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