Strawberry Rice Bubbles hearts
These heart-shaped Rice Bubbles are ideal for you to make for your Valentine. They have a delicious flavour that comes from strawberry jam
Glazed meatloaf
This delicious meatloaf is a perfect family staple as you can make it and serve it later or prepare it and bake it when you are ready. There are some hidden veggies in there along with a delicious glaze that will have them coming back for more.
Walnut brownies
If you like a denser, gooier brownie, remove from the oven at around 18 minutes. These are delicious and make then healthier by adding fruit with a slice of fresh strawberry... YUM
Coconut bran biscuits
Delicious and wholesome, these coconut bran biscuits are a little treat that's not too naughty. Warning, these are very yummy!
Spelt choc-chip cookies
These delicious choc-chip cookies have half the sugar and refined flour of the regular ones, and are packed with wholesome spelt flour and coconut. The kids wont notice the difference, so whip up a batch on Sunday for a week of easy lunch box fillers.
Chocolate triangles
Your kids will love to help you create these easy chocolate triangles. Using a wholemeal biscuit as its base, it's combined with raisins, condensed milk and melted chocolate.
Cheesy tuna dip
If you like cheese and you like tuna, youll love this lovely healthy cheesy tuna dip. Serve with vegetable sticks, crackers or smear on a sandwich.
Easy egg pikelets
These easy egg pikelets will have even the fussiest of eaters begging for more! Light, fluffy and SO moreish, these little bites are great for after-school snacks or served alongside some streamed veggies for an easy-peasy kids' dinner.
Zucchini bread
If you have plenty of zucchini or looking for an alternative to banana bread this is for you it is sweet and soft with the added spice the whole family will love it with a spread of butter or a slice straight into the lunch box
Rock cakes
Rock cakes are great for the lunch box or with a cup of coffee who can say no. I don't use mixed peed but find glace cherries are a real hit
Oaty banana clusters
Try these oaty banana clusters for morning or afternoon tea. They taste like little nuggets of banana cake heaven.
Chicken baguette
Tired of the same old lunch box sandwiches? Try this truly delicious chicken baguette recipe. So moreish that your tum will be rumbling for more. Divine.
Chocolate coconut slice
This chocolate coconut slice is perfect for your school's fete or cake stall. Taking only 15 minutes to bake this recipe is great for when you need to whip up a treat at the last minute
Basic pancakes
A delicious and easy pancake recipe that is fast to get on the table and better tasting than any convenience pre-packaged mix.
Choc chip fun faces muffins
Perfect for birthday parties, your kids will love to help you decorate these choc chip muffins with a funny lolly face on each.
Watermelon fangs
These watermelon 'fangs' are great fun for the kids! These make a healthy Halloween treat, that the kids just might go for! Or a monster twist on the after school fruit snack.
Chicken schnitzel sandwich
This tasty variation on the usual chicken sambo is perfect for the kids' lunch box. With a powerful protein and calcium hit from the mild provolone cheese it should please even the fussiest of palates.
Orange and oatbran muffins
Muffins only take a few minutes to prepare and make me feel virtuous when I pop them, instead of processed treats, into my kids lunch boxes.
Nana’s cinnamon rolls
Once assembled, Nana's cinnamon rolls can be popped into the fridge and you can bake them the next morning. (It beats getting up at 5am like my Nana used to!)
Chocolate flecked banana cake
A delicious twist on the traditional banana cake this recipe includes lots of yummy chocolate in it, too. The kids will gobble this up and they won't even notice the banana.
Raspberry jewel cake
The jewel in this moist butter cake are the raspberries which are studded throughout. Every slice gives you a fruity burst of flavour that's wonderful as part of an afternoon tea or as a weekend treat.
Bacon tomato and basil frittata
This bacon, tomato and basil frittata tastes amazing and is easy to whip up for lunch or a light dinner. You can add whatever veggies you have on hand. Serve it up with a fresh garden salad.
Apple spice biscuits
These biscuits are a fabulous lunch box filler as a couple of biscuits are very filling and not too unhealthy either
Friendly dragon sandwich
Serve your kids the fiercest lunch around with this terrific fire-breathing dragon sandwich. But don't worry, it's a friendly one! Seriously, how could even the fussiest child resist?
Date & nut muffins
Dates, nuts and a little pinch of nutmeg is a classic taste combination. This muffin recipe makes the most of these tasty ingredients to create a muffin that's perfect for school and work snacks.
Exquisite banana cake
Use up old bananas with this moist, spiced banana cake recipe. Save for a teatime treat or slice and freeze ready for the lunch box.
Homemade muesli bars
Muesli bars are an easy snack to drop into your kids' lunch boxes but they can be expensive - and full of sugar, fat and who knows what else! Try making these healthy homemade muesli bars instead - your kids won't taste the difference.
Panko-crumbed chicken schnitzel
This panko-crumbed chicken schnitzel is an extra crunchy version that the whole family will love. You could cut it into small fingers for toddlers or even pack it into lunch boxes.
Ham tortilla pinwheels
Tortilla pinwheels are a great sandwich alternative for the school lunch box. Simply stuff the tortilla with the topping of your choice - we've used ham and avocado here - roll and slice. Easy.