Basic vanilla cupcakes
This cupcake recipe is a great basic one because it makes 12 large muffin-size cupcakes or 24 small ones. The kids can have fun decorating them.
Cheesy Vegemite pastry twists
A great snack or lunchbox filler that is easy for the kids to make you can also freeze them and pull them out when needed.
Grapesicles
These grapesicles are a fun, healthy alternative to ice-blocks on a hot summers day!
Chocolate and muesli squares
These easy muesli squares are the perfect lunch box or after school snack. Combining chocolate and nuts, these muesli squares will be popular with kids.
Little pear and raspberry cupcakes
These beautiful little fruity cupcakes are great with a cup of tea or as a quick dessert everyone will love them
Budget biscuit base
One batch will make around 100 biscuits. You can add chocolate chips, coco pops or peanut butter to make different flavours.
Raspberry crush
When the sun is beating down outside, a glass of this refreshing raspberry crush drink will cool the kids down. Made with just 2-ingredients, relief from the heat is only 5 minutes away!
Vegemite, tomato and feta scrolls
This simple scroll recipe is perfect for lunch boxes, it freezes well and you can flavour it with whatever you have in the fridge!
Raspberry and banana smoothie
Are you looking for a delicious and healthy start to the day for kids who just wont eat? This raspberry and banana smoothie ticks all boxes as it contains fresh eggs, milk, fruit and LSA mix.
Orange and honey macaroons
Make a batch of these orange and honey macaroons and they'll disappear quick smart. They are fuss-free, easy to make and can mostly be made by the kids.
Wholesome breakfast smoothie
The kids will love this wholesome breakfast smoothie - especially those who aren't keen on a big brekkie. This liquid meal is packed to brim with nutritious ingredients and will keep them full and satisfied until recess.
Healthy chocolate brownie
Dark and rich, moist and fluffy, this chocolate brownie is amazing. Oh, and did I mention its healthy? These brownies have half the sweetener, only a smidge of butter and pumpkin for moisture.
Banana pikelets
These pikelets are great with any bananas you have that are past their best. They are tasty and add the extra sweetness with banana.
Watermelon Popsicles
There is nothing more refreshing than big cold chunks of icy watermelon on a hot day so we have made it a little easier and given your watermelon a stick!
Banana smoothie with Milo
Who doesn't love a iced chocolate and this one is good for them if you use low fat milk it will increase their uptake of calcium
Apple and raspberry bread
If you love banana bread you will love this recipe with added raspberry and apple it is a delicious combination the whole family will love. Just cut of a slice after school as a healthy alternative to a piece of cake
Apple and hazelnut cake
This cake does require quite a bit of preparation before it goes in the oven – it will probably take you 30-45 minutes. But, wow, what a rich, delectable cake!
2 ingredient pancakes
Did you know you could make pancakes with just two ingredients? Well you can and we are going to show you how so they're the best 2 ingredient pancakes ever!
Chia seed muesli bars
These chia seed muesli bars are great for the kids to take to school for recess and you wont believe how easy they are to make. You will never buy muesli bars again and best of all, they are nut free.
Peanut balls
Almonds and peanuts are both high-protein foods, making these a protein-rich snack. Protein is made up of amino acids that are the building blocks of your brains networks and can nourish your brain.
Nutella popsicles
The kids will love these homemade popsicle sticks they taste better then the store bought ones. You could also almond milk or soy milk for people with airy allergy's
Cauliflower tots
These cheesy tots are so delicious that no one will even know their main ingredient is cauliflower. Rustle these hidden-veg morsels up for a tasty snack or lunch box treat your littlies will love.
Banana bread
Moist and delicious banana bread is easy to make with this mum-tested recipe from Kidspot. It can easily be toasted to serve with butter or transformed into a gluten-free recipe by substituting the flour and baking powder for a gluten-free variety.
Jammy granola clusters
These sweet, golden and slightly chewy clusters are delicious over yoghurt for breakfast, by the handful for morning tea, crumbled over ice cream and/or poached fruit for dessert or stirred through a breakfast muffin.
Banana and apple bread
This recipe combines spicy banana bread with lush cinnamon flavoured apples that makes a delicious and moist loaf. More fruit and less cake, perfect lunchboxes or morning tea.
Carrot and walnut muffins
Give the littlies a serve of vegetables in disguise with these wholesome sweet muffins reminiscent of a traditional carrot cake. What kid wouldnt love to find one in their lunch box?
Frozen yoghurt pops
Healthy yogurt is a great snack for the kids but did you know you could use it as an easy path to healthy ice blocks too? Check out this cool trick
Sausage rolls
This great sausage roll recipe can also be made into great pinwheels all the family will come back for seconds
Nutella twists
These puff pastry twists with their delicious chocolate and hazelnut centre are deceptively easy to make.
Low-fat zucchini sticks
These low-fat baked zucchini sticks have a tasty crumb and a delicious tomato dipping sauce that your family will love. These are flavourful and healthy all on one plate.