Looking for fun and delicious ways to celebrate the 4th of July with your kids? Whether you’re hosting a backyard barbecue, planning a classroom celebration, or just want something festive and simple, these red, white, and blue snacks are sure to bring some patriotic flair to the day. Many of these are no-bake or easy enough for kids to help with—and all of them are fun to make and eat.

Here are some of the best kid-friendly 4th of July snack ideas from around the web.

20 Festive 4th of July Party Snacks for Kids

These 19 festive snack ideas are perfect for kids—easy to make, fun to eat, and packed with patriotic flair. Whether you’re hosting a backyard barbecue or just want something special for the kids to enjoy, these treats will bring a burst of color and excitement to your 4th of July!

1. Patriotic Puppy Chow

If your kids love sweet snack mixes, this Patriotic Puppy Chow from The Cookin Chicks is perfect. It’s coated in white chocolate and filled with festive red and blue candies.

2. Fourth of July Rice Krispie Treats

This colorful take on a classic favorite includes layers of red, white, and blue. These Rice Krispie treats from The Cookin Chicks are easy to cut into fun shapes or squares for serving at parties.

3. Sugar Cookies with Cream Cheese Frosting

These soft and chewy sour cream sugar cookies from Saving Talents are topped with a creamy frosting that you can decorate with patriotic sprinkles or fruit.

4. Fireworks Blondies

These blondies from Ann’s Entitled Life are chewy, colorful, and packed with red, white, and blue M&Ms for a fun fireworks effect.

5. Pinwheel Cookies

Red, white, and blue swirled pinwheel cookies from Ann’s Entitled Life are a showstopper treat. They take a little extra time but are worth the wow factor.

6. Frozen Yogurt Bark

For a healthier snack option, try this frozen yogurt bark with berries from Fox Farm Home. Just freeze, break into pieces, and enjoy a refreshing treat.

7. Red, White and Blue Jello Cups

Layered with color and flavor, these Jello cups from Jello Joy are a great make-ahead dessert that kids will love.

8. Ocean Blue Raspberry Popsicles

Cool off with these bright blue raspberry popsicles from Jello Joy. They’re perfect for a hot July afternoon.

9. Easy No-Bake Cake Pops

These no-bake cake pops from Crafting With Kids are simple enough for young kids to help decorate. They’re great for parties or patriotic playdates.

10. Red, White, and Blue Fudge

This festive fudge recipe from Trop Rockin is creamy, sweet, and full of patriotic color. It’s an easy make-ahead dessert for any holiday gathering.

11. Patriotic Popcorn Cake

Part popcorn ball, part marshmallow treat, this popcorn cake from Trop Rockin is loaded with red, white, and blue candies and makes a great centerpiece for your dessert table.

12. Red, White and Blue Fruit Cups

If you want to go lighter, try these layered fruit cups from My Rad Kitchen. Strawberries, blueberries, and whipped cream or yogurt come together for a fresh and easy treat.

13. Patriotic Rice Krispies Treat Pops

These Rice Krispies treat pops from Baking Beauty are served on a stick for easy handling and decorating. Perfect for little fingers.

14. Red, White, and Blue Whoopie Pies

Classic whoopie pies get a patriotic twist in this recipe from Baking Beauty. Soft cookies with a creamy center and colorful sprinkles make this treat both tasty and festive.

15. Kid-Friendly 4th of July Jello Shots

Don’t worry—these Jello shots from Rediscovered Families are made just for kids. They’re colorful, sweet, and topped with whipped cream or fruit for a fun holiday treat.

16. 4th of July Cookie Dough Dip

This no-bake cookie dough dip from 3 Boys and a Dog is a quick and tasty way to serve something sweet and patriotic. Pair it with pretzels, animal crackers, or fruit for a fun party snack. Grab the recipe here.

17. Red, White, and Blue Hot Dog Charcuterie Board

For a savory addition to your 4th of July menu, consider this creative hot dog charcuterie board from Two Kids and a Coupon. Featuring hot dogs, buns, and an array of toppings arranged in a patriotic display, it’s a fun and interactive meal option for kids. Or this other snack tray with cheese stars.

18. Red, White, and Blue Popsicles

These layered popsicles from The Best Ideas for Kids are a refreshing way to cool down on a hot summer day. Made with fruit and yogurt, they’re a healthy and festive treat for kids to enjoy at your 4th of July celebration. Get the recipe here.

19. M&M Pudding Cookies

These soft, chewy pudding cookies from Chew Out Loud are loaded with red, white, and blue M&Ms for a festive flair. They’re a crowd-pleaser and perfect for kids to help make or munch on during fireworks. See the full recipe here.

20. Frozen Graham Cracker Sandwiches

Darcy and Brian share a fun frozen treat that doubles as a sweet family tradition. These graham cracker sandwiches are filled with whipped topping and festive sprinkles—easy to make and perfect for kids! Check out the full post here.

Which One Will You Try First?

These snacks are all about making memories, having fun in the kitchen, and celebrating the 4th of July in a kid-friendly, creative way. Let your kids help choose their favorite recipe and get involved in the prep. You’ll create delicious treats—and even sweeter moments together.