Yoghurt and berry pots
These cute little yoghurt and berry pots are perfect for lunch boxes and if you use frozen fruit they will still be chilled by recess!
Homemade sausage rolls
These are really quick and easy to make. •Great for parties, make them the day before, cool, store overnight in the fridge and then reheat before serving.
Rice bubble and sultana biscuits
These are a quick biscuit which take under 10 minutes to make great for the lunchbox or as an afternoon snack
Bulk pancake mix
Make a batch of this pancake mix as a gift; put it into a lovely jar with the instructions and tie it up with some ribbon and measuring cups.
Jam pinwheels
Simple, easy, fun and delicious, these jam pinwheels are perfect for little ones to make.
Healthy homemade crackers
These homemade crackers are the perfect alternative to fried packaged brands. They are also great for using up stale flat bread of all types so you save money and have less waste.
Healthy caramel dip
This is a really fantastic, healthy treat for all kids. Theyll love the deep caramel flavour and youll love how good it is for them! Dip healthy apples and pears for the perfect snack.
Easy cinnamon and currant scrolls
These scrolls freeze really well – separate them into individual scrolls, wrap each one in plastic wrap and place in the freezer. Pop them into the lunch box while still frozen and they should be thawed perfectly by morning tea time.
Zucchini and potato fritters
These easy potato and zucchini fritters make twelve large fritters. Freeze any leftover fritters by wrapping them individually in glad wrap so you can reheat them as you need them later.
Cute carrot cupcakes
These cute-as-a-button carrot cupcakes are packed full of healthy grated carrot, which means not only are the sweet and pretty, but they are also good for you! The kids will LOVE these little goodies come Easter time!
Anzac biscuits
Crunchy and delicious, Anzac biscuits made with oats are a lower GI alternative to many packet biscuits and are cheap to make. Containing coconut, golden syrup and butter, these biscuits do not use egg as a binding agent.
Choc beetroot cupcakes recipe
These chocolate beetroot cupcakes are an amazing colour and taste even better just be careful of ending up with red fingers.
Soda bread with herbed butter
Soda bread is a quick and simple way to bring fresh baked bread to your table. The kids will love it and the inlaws will be impressed
Homemade sizzler’s cheese toast
The homemade sizzler's cheese toast is a different spin on normal cheese on toast. It's crunchy and can be frozen and served up later as a quick snack.
Veggie pikelets
These scrumptious pikelets are packed full of healthy vegetables that your kids won't even notice. Whip them up for afternoon tea or pop into lunch boxes for a tasty and nutritious snack.
Sausage rolls
Who can say no to a hot sausage roll with lashings of tomato sauce. These ones are quick and ready within minutes
Apple pastries with spiced cream cheese frosting
This impressive sweet treat is much healthier than it looks. Serve up these apple pastries with spiced cream cheese frosting for afternoon tea and the kids will think they've hit the jackpot. So yum!
Baked banana chips
These baked banana chips bear no resemblance to those hard fried disks that are in the health food aisle in the supermarket. You are just two ingredients away from a tasty snack for your family.
Birthday biscuits for school
These biscuits have maximum WOW factor for minimum effort. A great special treat to take for school on your birthday
Pikelets with chocolate sauce
Pikelets with chocolate sauce are a great sweet treat or a quick dessert. You can make the pikelets in advance and freeze them
Rice pudding with glazed pears and hazelnuts
Rice pudding is classic nursery food - calming, mellow and easy to eat. Some cook it in a saucepan on a stove-top and others prefer to bake it in a slow oven. But however you cook it, it's delish! Especially when paired with brown sugar pears. Need we say more?
2 ingredient cheesecake dip with fruit
This cheesecake dip with fruit sticks recipe is a great after dinner treat or afternoon snack. The kids will be delighted - it's healthy, fun and delicious - what more could you want after a long day at school?
Cheesey scones
These are delicious straight from the oven while they are hot and smear with more lashings of butter. Cut them in half and stuff with ham and tomato then reheat under the grill.
Sultana scones
Allowing these scones to just touch while cooking will keep them moist and help them to rise in the oven. The secret to this recipe is the resting time. If you skip this step you'll be making rock cakes rather than scones.
Quick quesadillas
You wont believe how fast you can whip up this tasty Mexican-inspired dish. Full of gutsy flavours that wont scare the kids, these quesadillas are a must-try for a lovely lunch.
Blueberry muesli loaf
This delicious and wholesome blueberry muesli loaf cake is a bit like banana bread, but the addition of blueberries and muesli make it especially delicious. Its perfect for lunch boxes or after school snacks.
Ham and pineapple pizza muffins
Consider making a double batch of these and popping some into lunchboxes cold. You can hide some veges in there as well.
Two cheese crackers with chia seeds
These versatile two cheese crackers with chia seeds are great for everyday snacking. Pop a handful in the kids' lunch boxes, serve them for afternoon tea or toss them through a salad! They are super-healthy and super-yummy too!