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.
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?
This delicious treat of lollies, marshmallow and biscuit can be kept in the fridge and just cut a slice of when you need that special pick me up or great for the school cake stall
These delicious little cupcakes will take pride of place on any table perfect for a morning or afternoon tea you can use fresh or frozen berries.
Kids will be wowed with this bright and colourful balloon birthday cake, which tastes just as good as it looks!
Perfect for every occasion, these pretty chocolate star biscuits are sandwiched together with a delicious combination of white chocolate and cream.
Try this no-bake recipe for a party to prepare for or as a different lunch box treat to try. This fruity slice is made with marshmallows, oats and raspberries for a delicious sweet snack and nut free
Bored of the usual toppings on toast at breakfast time? Try this simple lemon and passionfruit butter that is easy to make but full of bright tangy flavours.
These bars are great to pop in the lunch box or as an afternoon snack they are healthy and delicious
Looking for a fun Easter activity to do with your kids? Try making these simple chocolate crackle baskets you can put mini Easter eggs in. Easy and delicious!
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.
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!
Lemon meringue pie is a show-stopper of a dessert, but it can be complicated to make. No more! This easy recipe has enough shortcuts included that you'll be tempted to turn this into an anytime dessert.
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!
This pear and almond cake is rich and moist and is perfect for your next cake stall or school fete. Make it gluten-free by using gluten-free flour or rice flour.
Just like the cheesecake at your local cafe, this baked cheesecake recipe makes a beautifully lush cheesecake that you can enjoy at home. It's also a great dessert option when you need to bring a plate.
These chewy Anzac biscuits combine oats, golden syrup and coconut to make a tasty lunch box snack or afternoon treat. Wonderful with a cuppa too!
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.
Three ingredients are all it takes to make this marshmallow bubble slice. Melt butter, add marshmallows and rice puffs and you've got yourself a homemade LCM bar for the kids' lunch boxes. Result!
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...
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.
We've given this favourite kiwi classic a recipe makeover. Our version has all the flavoursome goodness of delicious lamington that we all know and love - minus the excess kilojoules.
If you have some leftover pumpkin then you are halfway to having a delicious batch of these Easy pumpkin scones. Just don't tell the kids that you have sneaked veggies into their favourite scones.
These cute owl cupcakes are easy to make with the kids and perfect for fundraisers and fetes. Get baking for a cute afternoon tea treat.
This almond and yoghurt pound cake is a great lunch box filler and also delicious when served warm with chocolate sauce and ice-cream.
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!
What better way to keep your kids healthy at school than to pop a few Paleo banana and date muffins in their lunch box?
Try this rich chocolate cake made with beetroot for a lovely, earthy bake that the kids will wolf down and not be any the wiser about the hidden veggie content! Great for a teatime treat or add a slice to their lunch boxes.
Try this shortcrust pastry tart when you want something warming but still elegant for dessert. The homemade custard pairs beautifully with the pears. Best served warm.
