Anzac biscuits with coconut
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!
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.
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.
Wholemeal teething sticks
These wholemeal teething rusks are baked sticks of goodness for your bub that will save you money and give you peace of mind knowing exactly what's in them.
Anzac biscuit mix in a jar
You can make this Anzac biscuit mix in a jar and give it as a gift or just have this biscuit mix ready to go when you need it.
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.
Breakfast biscuits
If school mornings are crazy at your house like they are at mine then you will love these breakfast biscuits. They are choc-full of healthy oats, raisins and coconut. This makes them perfect for eating on the way to school in the car and will give them enough energy to make it to recess.
Kiss biscuits
Kids will love making these sweet little biscuits. Dipping them in icing and then sprinkles is what childhood cooking dreams are made of! Don't forget to chill the dough to make cutting out the biscuits easy.
Arrowroot faces
Get the kids to help by decorating arrowroot biscuits with crazy faces. These are great for parties as a snack or even as a party activity!
Jelly biscuits
So much fun the kids will love helping to make these you can use different coloured jelly crystals and smarties they make a great birthday party food or for a school fair
Hot cross cookies
These Hot cross cookies are a fun and easy alternative to the traditional hot cross bun. Who knows, they may prove to be the more popular option in your house!
No-bake cookies
Cookies you don't need to bake? Well, yes it's possible with this clever cookie recipe. Melt, mix and leave to cool these oaty, peanut buttery bites of yum. No need to thank us.
Parmesan shortbread
Make this easy, cheesy shortbread when you want a nibble to go with drinks or a savoury snack for the kids' lunch boxes. Perfect with cheese and lovely to add to a ploughman's lunch
Welsh cakes
A traditional snack in Wales, these warm buttery little cakes have the beauty of being cooked in a frypan - no waiting around for the oven to get hot! Made with pantry staples, quick to mix and even quicker to cook, these little treats can be whipped up while the kettle boils.
Jam drop biscuits
This basic biscuit recipe is always winner, with gooey jam adding flair and fun to a buttery shortbread-style base.
Tim Tam brownies
These delicious Tim Tam brownies are stuffed full of New Zealand's favourite biscuit and enveloped in a yummy coating of chocolate brownie. They are so easy to make and perfect to take along and share with friends.
Cheddar star biscuits
These biscuits are versatile they can be served with a glass of wine, or top with marmite for a kids snack or a couple in the lunch box
Microwave choc chip cookies
This microwave choc chip cookie recipe is perfect if you dont have an oven or are too scared to make a whole tray of cookies because you will eat them all. This recipe makes just two cookies. One for you and one for a friend!
Valentines Day cookie bracelets
These adorable Valentine's Day cookie bracelets are the perfect gift to make for those you love. They also make a fun cooking activity with the kids!
3 in 1 biscuits
These are lovely vanilla flavoured biscuits with the added attraction of colour and ‘movement’! Great fun for the kids to help with colouring, kneading, rolling and slicing.
Chocolate and sultana biscuits
These cookies will just melt in your mouth it is worth doing the extra step of rolling them in icing sugar you can use dark or milk chocolate.
Tim Tam cake pops
These Tim Tam cake pops have just three ingredients and you can decorate them any way you like. They are so easy that you can get the kids to help.
Chocolate biscuits
These biscuits are so delicious, I have to hide them in the pantry or the kids will eat them all in one sitting. They are a little chocolate indulgence and great to have with a cup of tea or coffee.
White chocolate crispy biscuits
Your kids will love making these fun biscuits made from Rice Bubbles and white chocolate bits. You could also stick these easy biscuits together with Nutella to make super-sized biscuit sandwiches.
Cheddar cheese crackers
Making your own crackers is easier than you think! Make these cheddar cheese crackers for lunch box snacks or for your next party.
No-bake trail mix cookies
These no-bake trail mix cookies have all the delicious flavours of a healthy snack with none of the baking pain. Whizz up a batch up and enjoy the healthy satisfaction of no added sugar and all fruit and seed goodness.
Shortbread
Shortbread is a traditional Christmas biscuit recipe but it can also be enjoyed all through the year. The light sweet biscuit dough results in a pale biscuit that's perfect with a cup of tea.
Butter choc chip cookies
These choc chip cookies are very easy to make and full of delicious white, dark and milk chocolate chips. Great for an after-school snack or with a cuppa.
Anzac slice
Anzac biscuits are a favourite with kids so try this recipe that takes the classic recipe and turns it into a slice. Using the same delicious oats, coconut and golden syrup, it's perfect for lunch boxes and afternoon tea.