Rainbow chip cookies
This basic vanilla cookie dough is jazzed up with the addition of M&Ms to make a brightly-coloured treat that will brighten up even the dullest of days. Add a rainbow to your day!
Gluten-free peanut butter cookies
So easy to make, these gluten-free peanut butter cookies boast macadamias and choc chips for a three-way taste sensation in every bite. Enjoy!
Fairy wands
These are a cute, easy little Halloween treat for nice fairies and white witches. They also make a great activity and take home gift for birthday parties. Just prepare the biscuits ahead of time and let the decorating begin!
Chocolate and muesli squares
These easy muesli squares are the perfect lunch box or after school snack. Combining chocolate and nuts, these muesli squares will be popular with kids.
Budget biscuit base
One batch will make around 100 biscuits. You can add chocolate chips, coco pops or peanut butter to make different flavours.
Peanut bubble cookies
Pantry staples make up the ingredients for these peanut bubble cookies. Melt, mix and bake and you've got a tray full of crunchy, nutty, chewy cookies to die for.
Pesto chicken pasta
Homemade basil pesto with golden chunks of chicken breast and freshly-cooked fettucine - what could be better than a bowl of this after a long day? Tasty, filling and a definite chicken winner.
Iced Bunny Biscuits
Easter is a great time to get stuck into some fun baking with your kids. Try these simple to make bunny biscuits that you can ice in bright colours before getting really creative with the decorations!
Healthy strawberry smoothie
Kick-start your morning with this healthy strawberry smoothie. Quick to make, really tasty and the kids love it, too!
Orange and honey macaroons
Make a batch of these orange and honey macaroons and they'll disappear quick smart. They are fuss-free, easy to make and can mostly be made by the kids.
Wholesome breakfast smoothie
The kids will love this wholesome breakfast smoothie - especially those who aren't keen on a big brekkie. This liquid meal is packed to brim with nutritious ingredients and will keep them full and satisfied until recess.
Banana smoothie with Milo
Who doesn't love a iced chocolate and this one is good for them if you use low fat milk it will increase their uptake of calcium
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Halloween severed fingers
You can serve these up in a little black pot to resemble a witch’s cauldron or just put them all in a large, clear airtight jar so it looks like you have a big jar of chopped fingers.
Jammy granola clusters
These sweet, golden and slightly chewy clusters are delicious over yoghurt for breakfast, by the handful for morning tea, crumbled over ice cream and/or poached fruit for dessert or stirred through a breakfast muffin.
Mini s’mores toast
This tasty twist on the traditional campfire treat looks so cute on a party platter and tastes like heaven.
Christmas snowflake biscuits
These glittery snowflake biscuits are made with a shortbread base and decorated with pretty glitter gel icing.They make a perfect homemade Christmas gift.
White Chocolate Star Cookies
Perfect for every occasion, these pretty chocolate star biscuits are sandwiched together with a delicious combination of white chocolate and cream.
Classic coleslaw
Crunchy salad veggies in a light mayo dressing make this classic coleslaw recipe a barbecue staple and the perfect partner to any grilled meat or fish dish. YUM!
Chocolate chip cookies
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.
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.
Raspberry and banana smoothie ice treats
These delish raspberry and banana smoothie ice treats are great for little ones who are teething. The ice cold blocks are very soothing on sore gums, and will put a smile on their little faces every time!
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.
Slow cooker lamb shanks with tomatoes
Slow cooker recipes are a busy mum's best friend. This easy slow cooker recipe combines the delicious flavours of lamb shanks and a rich tomato sauce to make a yummy warming casserole.
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.