Granola bars
These bars are great to pop in the lunch box or as an afternoon snack they are healthy and delicious
Nutella twists
These puff pastry twists with their delicious chocolate and hazelnut centre are deceptively easy to make.
Angry Birds Lunch Box Nest
This Angy Birds lunch box idea is a great addition to any kid's lunch box. A sandwich that's full of healthy veggies and looks like one of their favourite characters? They'll wolf it down in a flash!
Chocolate chip cookies
These cookies are a simple tasty combination of milk and dark chocolate chips. They contain all the rich ingredients that good chocolate chip cookies really need. I like to make large batches of these and roll them into balls to freeze. That way I can pull a dozen out to bake as gifts.
Cheesy poppers
You could try eating only one of these tasty little bites, but be warned: they are way too tasty to stop at one. Cheesy poppers make a great after school snack or lunch when served with a salad. You could also whip up a batch when youre entertaining.
Cheesy vegetable scones
Try these cheesy vegetable scones for lunch instead of sandwiches. They are perfect for lunch boxes and picnics.
Mini bacon and pea frittatas
These single-serve bacon and pea frittatas will be a hit at lunchtime. Cook them the night before and pack them into lunch boxes the next morning for a protein-packed playground meal.
Chocolate caramel slice
Chocolate caramel slice is an old-fashioned favourite you'll see on every good cake stall. And if you're a big fan of caramel, you can double the quantities and make the caramel layer extra thick!
Date balls
Looking for a healthy snack that the whole family can enjoy? These little bites are incredibly delish and will satisfy your craving for a sweet treat. And the kids will think they're pretty yummy too!
Corn and cheese savoury muffins
These versatile corn and cheese savoury muffins, are the perfect snack for when you're out-and-about. They are delicious for the lunch box, and make a great breakfast too! What's not to love about these 'eat anywhere' bites?
Blackberry and muesli breakfast muffins
Ever feel guilty about your kids not having the perfect breakfast? Well if you stash some of these deliciously simple blackberry and muesli muffins in the freezer, then you are 30 seconds away from an easy breakfast.
Pumpkin and ginger beer scones
My grandmother used to make the most fabulous lemonade scones, so I wondered if I could do the same with pumpkin scones and ginger beer? Yes! It works a treat.
Peanut biscuits
We know that peanuts are no longer school lunch box friendly, but if your family doesn’t have a peanut allergy then these peanut biscuits make a great after school snack.
Strawberry and Ricotta Muffins
Fresh, fruity and light, these delicious strawberry and ricotta muffins will be a hit at morning tea. Bake up a batch on Sunday night and youve got winning lunch box fillers for days to come.
Banana mini muffins with cream cheese icing
These banana mini-muffins are a great bites-size snack for grown up parties. The icing is a real hit too and stops the muffin from being too sweet. Or you could just make them for the kids...
No bake coconut and date balls
No bake coconut balls contain just two ingredients and they are super healthy. Pop them into lunch boxes, snack on them after exercise and use them to satisfy your sweet tooth.
Milo Biscuits
These chewy, malty Milo biscuits are a hit with kids, big and small! Bake a batch as an after school snack served with a glass of milk or pop one in a lunch box for a special treat.
Almond and yoghurt pound cake
This almond and yoghurt pound cake is a great lunch box filler and also delicious when served warm with chocolate sauce and ice-cream.
Quick scones
These quick scones are just like Nana used to make! A splash of lemonade and a dollop of cream in the mix and you've got a soft, easy to knead dough that will be in and out of the oven before you can say, butter and jam!
Special Muffins
Make the muffin mix then add whatever you like to make your muffins special.
Paleo banana and date muffins
What better way to keep your kids healthy at school than to pop a few Paleo banana and date muffins in their lunch box?
Surprise chicken balls
These moreish chicken meatballs are hiding a delicious, cheesy surprise inside. Theyre packed with goodness and make the perfect lunch or dinner for the whole family.
Butter biscuits with currants
Old fashioned, simple butter biscuits like Nan makes—you really can't beat them! These butter biscuits with currants are great with your morning cuppa or as a handy lunch box filler.
Apple and yoghurt cupcakes
These moist apple and yoghurt cupcakes are topped with an irresistible cream cheese and honey-spiked icing. Perfect as an after-school snack or as a special treat for the lunch box.
Honey-orange dairy free layer cake recipe
Dairy free, this moist and delicious tangy cake uses vegetable oil instead of butter and oranges to give it a zesty, zingy flavour. Dust with icing sugar for a teatime treat or serve with a dollop of cream for dessert.
Ham and spinach egg rolls
These tasty little egg rolls make a nice break from sandwiches. The ham and spinach filled parcels are delicious hot or cold and make a fabulous lunch box filler.
Choc rainbow squares
This chocolate square combines the deliciousness of a rich and moist cakey base with the crunchiness of brightly coloured Smarties on top.
Mini quiches with hidden veg
These cheesy mini quiches will be popular with your kids - and they need never know that they are packed full of healthy vegetables that have been pureed and sneakily hidden in the egg and cheese mixture. Yum!
Spicy lamb wraps
Using lebanese bread, these spicy lamb wraps are delicious and very filling. Perfect for lunch or even dinner, serve with a salad on the side.
Pulled pork buns
Slow cooked pork is delicious pull it and shred it and stuff it into buns and some coleslaw can be put in a sandwich the next day for lunches.