Apricot biscuits
This is a great recipe for kids of all ages to help with. They are soft enough for the littlest mouths.
Raspberry butter cake
Who doesn't love a butter cake? It's the classic, can-eat-anytime cake that works just as well in the lunch box as it does at morning tea with the girls. And now, if you just add a cup of raspberries to the mix, you'll have total cake perfection!
Sandwich kebabs
Jazz up an ordinary lunch box sandwich with this fun alternative - sandwich kebabs. Pop on a few veggie garnishes and lunchtime suddenly got a lot more fun!
Orange marmalade cake
This is a wonderful cake to eat with a cuppa for afternoon tea or as a simple weekend bake. The marmalade adds a real zesty zing to the mixture. Delicious!
Little meat pies
Make your own little party pies with this recipe. Ideal for little fingers they make a great party food option. Make the filling the day before and the final baking will be done in half an hour.
Fairy Scones
These delicious Fairy scones are a perfect remedy to the old idea of taking a plate. They are already filled with jam and cream so there is no need to take along extra bowls and spoons.
Veggie sticks with dip
A great way for kids to enjoy veggie sticks at school.
Easy swiss roll
Once you've tried making your own homemade Swiss roll, you won't go back! The combination of light sponge with cream and jam is divine. Try it and see.
Fruity sticks
Fabulous for kids parties as well as their lunch boxes, these fruity sticks will make healthy snacking tasty and colourful.
Peach crumble slice
This quick recipe turns a delicious peach crumble into a slice thats perfect for lunch boxes and afternoon tea. Using dried fruit, you dont have to wait for summer before you can enjoy the yummy flavour of this peach slice.
2 ingredient muesli bars
These muesli bars have just 2 ingredients in them and they're so easy that even the kids can make them with a little supervision. They are so much tastier than store bought muesli bars.
Raspberry bliss bombs
What a taste sensation — the slightly bitter hard chocolate and juicy raspberry in the middle makes these well and truly worth the effort. Great as an after-dinner treat.
Banana slice
This recipe for banana slice is much like banana bread but made into a slice. This makes it perfect for lunchboxes, cake stalls and school fairs.
Gingerbread men
Making gingerbread men is a fun cooking activity you can enjoy with kids of all ages. Make this simple dough, roll it out and then let your children do the rest of the work. You could decorate each man in the traditional way or go a little bit crazy with decorations!
Quick n easy fruit cake
Everyone loves a piece of fruit cake this one does not need to take long only minutes to prepare and 45 minutes to cook.
Jam-filled muffins
These muffins come with a surprise inside. A little like doughnuts and a lot like yummy cakes, pick your favourite jam fill them with. No need for icing with these little bites either - they're sweet enough!
Strawberry Rice Bubbles hearts
These heart-shaped Rice Bubbles are ideal for you to make for your Valentine. They have a delicious flavour that comes from strawberry jam
Glazed meatloaf
This delicious meatloaf is a perfect family staple as you can make it and serve it later or prepare it and bake it when you are ready. There are some hidden veggies in there along with a delicious glaze that will have them coming back for more.
Walnut brownies
If you like a denser, gooier brownie, remove from the oven at around 18 minutes. These are delicious and make then healthier by adding fruit with a slice of fresh strawberry... YUM
Coconut bran biscuits
Delicious and wholesome, these coconut bran biscuits are a little treat that's not too naughty. Warning, these are very yummy!
Spelt choc-chip cookies
These delicious choc-chip cookies have half the sugar and refined flour of the regular ones, and are packed with wholesome spelt flour and coconut. The kids wont notice the difference, so whip up a batch on Sunday for a week of easy lunch box fillers.
Chocolate triangles
Your kids will love to help you create these easy chocolate triangles. Using a wholemeal biscuit as its base, it's combined with raisins, condensed milk and melted chocolate.
Cheesy tuna dip
If you like cheese and you like tuna, youll love this lovely healthy cheesy tuna dip. Serve with vegetable sticks, crackers or smear on a sandwich.
Easy egg pikelets
These easy egg pikelets will have even the fussiest of eaters begging for more! Light, fluffy and SO moreish, these little bites are great for after-school snacks or served alongside some streamed veggies for an easy-peasy kids' dinner.
Zucchini bread
If you have plenty of zucchini or looking for an alternative to banana bread this is for you it is sweet and soft with the added spice the whole family will love it with a spread of butter or a slice straight into the lunch box
Rock cakes
Rock cakes are great for the lunch box or with a cup of coffee who can say no. I don't use mixed peed but find glace cherries are a real hit
Oaty banana clusters
Try these oaty banana clusters for morning or afternoon tea. They taste like little nuggets of banana cake heaven.
Chicken baguette
Tired of the same old lunch box sandwiches? Try this truly delicious chicken baguette recipe. So moreish that your tum will be rumbling for more. Divine.
Chocolate coconut slice
This chocolate coconut slice is perfect for your school's fete or cake stall. Taking only 15 minutes to bake this recipe is great for when you need to whip up a treat at the last minute
Basic Pancakes
A delicious and easy pancake recipe that is fast to get on the table and better tasting than any convenience pre-packaged mix.