Elmo & Bert Lunch
Try this Bert sandwich and Elmo accompaniment as a yummy addition to any kid's lunch box. A sandwich that's full of healthy veggies and looks like one of their favourite TV characters? It'll be gone by recess!
Malted honey and apricot smoothie
Malted milk powder, honey and apricot nectar combine with ice cream to make this naughty but nice smoothie. Try it as a special dessert or as a party treat.
Funny face biscuits
These are so much fun! Mine were very boring and 'normal'; the kids were very creative and added eyebrows, rosy cheeks, big noses and ears – all in fascinating colour combinations!
Fruity solar system
Kids will love this fun plate of fruit and vege and they will learn something as well
Fruit and oat squares
This recipe for fruit and oat squares makes up a delicious slice that's perfect for lunchboxes, after-school snacks or to serve up at your school's cake stall. Substitute the apricot for chocolate if you want to make them a little bit naughty.
Satay sauce
who does not love a silky rich satay sauce. This sauce is very versatile. It can be stored in the fridge for 5 days and then reheated in the microwave
Chocolate raspberry roly poly
Chocolate and raspberries a marriage made in heaven. This is a simple recipe which is delicious and the entire family will love it.
Boys’ bean salad
The garlicky, herby dressing on this bean, feta and tuna mix make this a hearty salad that will satisfy even the hungriest tum. Serve with crusty bread to mop up the yummy juices.
Yoghurt parfait
Try this simple dessert when you want to get the kids to eat more fruit without nagging! Layer up pretty glasses with yoghurt and grapes for a colourful dessert that will see them begging for more.
Jelly crystal biscuits
These colourful jelly biscuits take on a delicate flavour from jelly crystals while keeping their shortbread texture. Pick your favourite colours and flavours and get the kids to help you roll these.You can also use this mixture as play dough and then bake them later.
Biscuit wands
With this easy biscuit wand recipe, you can have heaps of fun baking with your little fairy. We've made wands in the shapes of stars, hearts and circles but you could cut out biscuit wands in any shape that takes your fancy!
Lemon loaf with lemon syrup
Deliciously zingy and slightly sticky, this lemon loaf with lemon syrup is a zesty sweet lunch box treat or refreshing pick-me-up for afternoon tea.
White chocolate and cranberry biscuits
These biscuits make a great Christmas gift for family and friends. Filled with lots of yummy white chocolate and cranberries you won't be able to stop at one!
Meringue baskets
This easy peasy dessert idea only has four ingredients and is really a matter of assembly, rather than cooking. Choose whichever flavour of ice cream you fancy to fill the meringue nests, then top with berries and grated chocolate.
Clusters
What child's eyes wouldn't open in delight at the sight of these pretty clusters of sweet treats. A perfect party food that'll be the delight of any birthday party or special event, these sweet sensations are also simple to make. Kids will love to help make these magnificent morsels.
Golden syrup slice
This sweet slice recipe doesn't need any baking and uses pantry ingredients which makes it a double winner in our eyes! Make it for a school cake sale or as a weekend treat for the kids
Pizza pockets
Make your pizzas completely portable by folding them into tasty little pockets with the ingredients on the inside. They're delicious cold and make an ideal picnic or lunch box filler.
Rocket and mushroom pies
These fast little rocket and mushroom pies can be made easily, perfect for little hands and ideal for packing into lunch boxes.
Hedgehog Slice
This homemade hedgehog slice is a delicious alternative to the shop-bought variety. Full of crunch from the biscuits, nuts and coconut, this slice makes for a chocolate-y treat everyone will love.
Caramel sauce
This is a quick caramel sauce that is great over ice cream, with sliced fruit or use it instead of icing on a cake
Easy biscuit pops
These easy biscuit pops are a cute party treat and would be fantastic to take to school on your child's birthday. They are really easy to make and perfect for the non-baker.
Choc-peanut slice
This rich slice recipe is easy to make and even easier to eat! Layers of buttery oats, creamy peanut and chocolate will make this a sure fire crowd pleaser. Prepare to make this one again and again ...
Gingernut biscuits
Buttery spiced perfects that are just made for dunking! Try this old-fashioned biscuit recipe when you want something sweet to go with your mid-morning cuppa.
Mars Bar slice
This is a fun recipe your kids will love to make with you. The Mars Bar slice uses Mars Bars, chocolate, Rice Bubbles and butter to make a perfect sweet treat for your next birthday party
Basic cupcakes
This a super-easy recipe and the cupcakes are puffy, golden and perfect for topping with your favourite buttercream icing.
Lemon cordial
This delicious lemon cordial lasts for up to 4 months in the fridge and you only require 1/3 of the amount of shop bought cordial what a great way to use up all of those extra lemons on your or the neighbours tree
Delicious cheese pizza just for me
Sneak finely grated carrot into the tomato paste kids love pizza and you can hide lots of vegetables inside it
Cheesecake dip
The ingredients for this dip are a little bit naughty, but it is a great way to get that cheesecake flavour without actually having a slice of cheesecake. If you use lots of fresh fruit to dip in this I think its a great treat.
Sandwich Dumplings
Sandwiches day in and day out can become so ho-hum. Brighten things up with these fun sandwich dumplings. Simply spread your desired filling onto fresh bread and press in a dumpling mould for a fun sandwich alternative.
Cookie dough dip
Cookie dough dip will give you all the delicious flavour of that cookie dough you want to eat all the time. Dip crackers, pretzels and apple slices for a delicious snack.