Looking for a snack that hits the sweet spot and is packed with fresh, yummy fruit? These gluten free almond and raspberry muffins are perfect for when you’re feeling a bit peckish and want something sweet. These also make great lunchbox and after school snacks for the kids!
Using only 4 ingredients including delicious peanut butter, this quick cookie recipe is great for snacks, picnics or office morning teas!
Who doesn’t love a jam slice?! These beauties are an absolute all-time favourite and continue to be a crowd-pleaser for both kids and adults. This is a great, simple recipe if you’re wanting a homemade treat which is flexible with flavours as you can use whatever fruit you have in the house for the jam!
Animal themed snacks are so much fun, while some may be timely to make we created this cute owl cracker that can be made in 5 minutes! Perfect as an afternoon snack.
I’m still learning to like tahini and my kids are still learning to like chickpeas but served up in a cookie, and we are all happy! These are a super fun way to get more legumes into your diet. And you can play around with the flavour and design your own creations.
All you need to make ricotta cheese is milk, lemons, salt and cheese cloth. A fun activity to try with your kids.
Here’s our healthier spin on an Aussie classic: lamingtons! They may not be like a traditional lamington, but these jammingtons are a crowd favourite amongst my family. A delicious wholemeal sponge cake, filled with chia jam and finished with a coconut chocolate icing.
This delicious vegan chocolate cake with avocado icing will be a great hit at your next celebration! This cake uses a lot of bowls but it also uses a lot of different and fun ingredients.
These bliss balls have been designed by Ari, aged 8. His nanny bought some bliss balls he enjoyed so he decided we needed to create our own.
These cookies are a hit in the lunch box! And with only 6 ingredients!
Plus, a great way to use up any overripe bananas
Looking for an easy snack that also keeps the kids entertained? Why not try making our native inspired Myrtle the Koala crackers and make you child’s cooking experience fun and interesting.
A fun and colourful holiday activity to do with the kids this festive season, or a great snack to have all year around.