Apricot muesli bars
Apricot muesli bars are a terrific lunch box option for kids on the go. Full of energy-boosting ingredients, these muesli bars will help your kids get the most out of their day.
Tuna melts
English muffins topped with tuna, veggies and cheese, all golden and bubbly, make these a delicious hot snack or lunch. We know they're hard to resist but take care not to burn your mouths with impatience!
Chocolate biscuits
These biscuits are so delicious, I have to hide them in the pantry or the kids will eat them all in one sitting. They are a little chocolate indulgence and great to have with a cup of tea or coffee.
Banana and passionfruit bread with ricotta
This delicious banana and passionfruit bread is topped with creamy ricotta cheese and fresh passionfruit pulp. It makes for a decadent breakfast but you could also slip the bread into any lunch box.
Wholemeal pear slice
This wholemeal pear slice is deliciously spiced with cinnamon and vanilla and is the perfect cake for popping into a lunch box.
Cute bird sandwich
This pretty bird sandwich is not only a miniature piece of art, it's also a deliciously healthy lunch that kids will love. It'll have your little bird-like eaters chirping for more!
Marble cake
This has to be an all time kids favourite! Also highly suitable for grown-ups at morning tea time
Flourless citrus cake
The combination of lemon, orange and grapefruit in this simple flourless cake makes for a zingy mouthful! The perfect cake for morning or afternoon tea - especially with a dollop of thickened cream.
Chocolate raspberry friands
These little friands are filled with choc chips and raspberries. If you are preparing these friands as gifts for friends, wrap in a square of brown paper and tie with kitchen string.
Guacamole dip
Who doesn't love Guacamole with corn chips or toasted pita its ready in minutes and if you add chilli you can give it a bit of a kick
Luscious chocolate cake
This chocolate cake, complete with dark chocolate icing, is sinfully delicious and makes an easy but impressive dessert with a dollop of cream.
Cinnamon muffins
These scrummy cupcakes taste just like donuts you can use small muffin trays this recipe will make 28
Carrot cake
Carrot cake is a nutritious cake recipe that delivers a big serve of healthy carrot in a yummy cake that also includes the sweetness of pineapple and the crunch of walnuts.
Chicken and avocado tortilla wraps
These tasty grilled wraps are equally delicious straight out of the pan or served later at room temperature. They're a great way to use up leftover roast chook, and make excellent lunch box fillers.
Tex Mex scones
These Tex Mex scones are made with wholemeal flour, loads of vegetables and a little cheese. They're just what you need for the kids lunch boxes.
Toasted quinoa and oat bars
Looking for a healthy after school snack for the kids? Look no further than these irresistible toasted quinoa and oat bars. They are completely satisfying, but best of all they won't ruin the kids' appetites for dinner!
Zucchini bake
This delicious zucchini bake is full of healthy veggies and bacon and is a perfect light lunch with a side salad. Cut it into slices and pop it into lunchboxes for grown ups or bake it into muffins for an easy kids lunchbox solution.
Salmon and Leek Slice
Take a break from sandwiches and pack a slice of this lovely salmon and leek slice. It makes a beautiful light lunch.
Deli pasta
If you need dinner on the table in 20 minutes then this pasta dish with salami and other Italian flavours is a great option. Garnish with fresh basil.
Shortbread
Shortbread is a traditional Christmas biscuit recipe but it can also be enjoyed all through the year. The light sweet biscuit dough results in a pale biscuit that's perfect with a cup of tea.
Jam doughnut cupcakes
Love donuts? Love cupcakes? Well then, isn't this recipe a little bit of genius? In fact, jam doughnut cupcakes are just about the very best thing to have for afternoon tea.
Sleepy koala sandwich
Ever had a koala over for lunch? Well, now you can! This super cute koala sandwich will delight the kids - and maybe even entice them to eat it all up!
Sweet potato frittata
A variation on a traditional recipe, this frittata uses sweet potato as well as regular potatoes. This frittata is a great lunch option and can be served either hot or cold with a salad on the side. Also great for lunch boxes!
Vietnamese rice paper rolls
These rice-paper rolls can be made a few hours in advance.
Apple and yoghurt cake
This healthy Apple and yoghurt cake is tasty and great for lunch boxes. Made with healthy wholemeal flour, it also includes yoghurt for a moist texture.
Grilled pizza delight
These toddler-sized pizzas use English muffins as the base and some basic toppings that your kids will love. Pop them under the grill and they're ready to go!
Butter choc chip cookies
These choc chip cookies are very easy to make and full of delicious white, dark and milk chocolate chips. Great for an after-school snack or with a cuppa.
Homemade bliss balls
These easy, no-bake homemade bliss balls are perfect for lunch boxes or an after school snack. We're talking super healthy and super delicious.
Date and cinnamon muffins
These muffins are super handy for throwing into the kids lunch boxes in the morning. The dates are a rich source of vitamins and minerals, and the cinnamon has a warming, medicinal benefit.