Buttermilk Herb Dip and Back to School Snacking

Back to school season is upon us.  This post is brought to you in partnership with Tyson®.

Backpacks are beginning to fill up with school supplies and teachers are preparing to return to the classroom any day now.  Students will be hitting the books soon and to do that, a nourishing after school snack is a must.  For moms with school aged kids, balanced snack planning is just as important as breakfast, lunch and dinner.  Because we all know how hungry kids are after a full day of school and no one enjoys being around a hangry 6 year old.  {Yes hangry…so hungry you become angry, it’s really a thing}

Tyson® Honey BBQ Chicken Wyngz* – Any’tizers® snacks, Buffalo Style Boneless Chicken Wyngz* – Any’tizers® snacks, Popcorn Chicken- Any’tizers® snacks and Homestyle Chicken Fries – Any’tizers® snacks are available at Walmart stores nationwide for all of your snacking needs.  All of these delicious varieties are all white meat chicken, protein packed, simple to prepare and the perfect after school fuel.  

You can also support your local school through the Tyson Project A+™ when you buy Tyson® Any’tizers® snacks and other Tyson products.  For every Tyson Project A+™ label, your school will get cash to use on whatever it needs.  Such a simple, effortless way to support your local school!  My kids are looking forward to collecting these and turning them in to the school district that we partner with for our homeschool activities.  We are able to do some really neat things as apart of that program and we enjoy the perks of using the virtual computer lab as we need it.  Funds from programs like Tyson Project A+™ help keep our schools here current with technology, which is super important because that’s something that’s constantly changing.  You can read more and get all the details here.

My kids enjoyed the Buffalo Style Boneless Chicken Wyngz and Popcorn Chicken varieties with a creamy Buttermilk Herb Dip along with some fresh veggies.  The dream snack of moms everywhere.

This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Tyson. The opinions and text are all mine.