Choc chip beetles
These gorgeous choc chip beetles are just perfect for your next child's birthday party. Easy to make, they use round-based cupcakes as their base.
Apple spice biscuits
These biscuits are a fabulous lunch box filler as a couple of biscuits are very filling and not too unhealthy either
Walnut loaf with apple butter
This loaf keeps for a few days and is great sliced thinly and spread with the apple butter then made into a little ‘sandwich’ for morning tea.
Coconut balls
With only four ingredients, these apricot and coconut balls are the perfect treat to make with your kids. They'll love shaping the coconut balls in their hands and then rolling them in the desiccated coconut. Easy and delicious!
Choc-dipped strawberries
Dessert doesn't get much more impressive or simpler than choc-dipped strawberries. So easy but taste so good! Use other fruit pieces if you like to make up a platter.
Clown cupcakes
Easy to make, these sweet clown cupcakes will bring a smile of delight to your birthday child's face!
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.
Mango cheesecake with passionfruit sauce
This is a classic no-bake mango cheesecake with a sweet passionfruit sauce. It is perfect for entertaining and so easy even the kids can help you make it.
Gluten-free choc chip cupcakes
Miss out no longer! These gluten-free choc chip cupcakes are delicious! The almond meal makes these cupcakes yummy and wonderfully indulgent. Top with the icing and a gluten-free teddy bear biscuit and you can have an easy teddy bear party theme!
Oat date and honey muffins
A great option for your child's lunchbox, these oat, date and honey muffins are sure to be a hit. Make a batch on the weekend!
Chocolate birthday cake
This chocolate birthday cake is rich and velvety with deep chocolate flavour. Topped with chocolate buttercream icing it becomes the best chocolate cake EVER!
Chocolate clusters
With only three ingredients in this Chocolate clusters recipe, this is the perfect chocolatey treat you kids will love to make - and eat!
Wholemeal apricot and coconut cake
A healthy cake to include in your child's lunch box or for an after-school snack, the apricot and honey give this cake a yummy sweetness without adding too much sugar.
Hot Cross Buns
Hot cross buns are a traditional Easter baking recipe that uses a yeast based dough and the addition of aromatic spices such as cinnamon and allspice and delicious dried fruit.
Coconut lemon slice
Coconut lemon slice is a classic no-bake slice that is always popular at fetes and cake stall. Easy to make; it combines a strong lemony flavour with a sweet coconut topping.
Fudge brownie recipe
Brownies usually use a lot of butter, chocolate and eggs, but you dont need a lot to get a lovely fudgy consistency. The key is to use quality cocoa and chocolate this gives you all the flavour without the fat.
Easy chocolate choc chip cookies
These choc chip cookies are quick and easy to bake. Make a batch on the weekend for a tasty lunchbox treat for the kids.
2 ingredient strawberry fudge
It takes only 2 ingredients, a quick melt and stir, then 20 minutes in the fridge to create this sweet, more-ish strawberry fudge.
Apple meringue
Simple and delicious Apple Meringue Pie recipe using Gala and Pink Lady Apples. A twist on the old favourite Lemon Meringue Pie.
Chocolate rough slice
This chocolate rough slice is a delicious combo of chocolate base and a sweet coconut topping that cuts down to 24 yummy slices.
Chocolate mud cake
When you want to treat yourself to something really chocolatey, look no further than this easy chocolate mud cake. Using dark cooking chocolate and a dash of coffee, this cake is pure indulgence.
Flower fairy cakes
These cute cupcakes will look gorgeous on a birthday party table, decorated with fresh flowers.
Light cheesecake
While this is called a 'light' cheesecake, you might not want to overindulge if you're watching your calorie intake. It's quick to prepare and sets in the fridge. Top with fresh berries.
Biscuit necklaces
These biscuits are a great idea for a kids party make the biscuits in advance and then decorate the biscuits as a party activity
Big kingstons
This is a gluten-free adaptation of an Anzac biscuit recipe. If you are not a gluten-free home, use rolled oats instead
Double choc chip muffins
Everybody loves chocolate muffins and even better when they are double chocolate they cook in only 20 minutes and ready for afternoon tea
Pink tea party cakes
These beautiful pink cupcakes would be perfect served at a little (or big) girl's tea party or even a Pink Ribbon party. The cake is moist and fruity, and there's not a drop of food colouring in the delicious raspberry icing.
Red velvet cupcakes with cream cheese frosting
These red velvet cupcakes have all the chocolate-y flavour of Devils food cake only they are bright red. They are perfectly paired with a whipped cream cheese frosting so they are not too sweet.