Kids Recipes (Most Popular)
These are so cute and colorful! The kiwi in the bottom of the cup not only adds more fruit and color to the freezer pop, it also holds the stick in place.
A Christmas-y twist on a favorite treat!
Submitted by SPARK_RECIPES
Scare your party guests with these cheese wheels turned into eyeballs!
Submitted by SPARK_RECIPES
From: Busy Mom's Weeknight Favorites p34
Submitted by SLIDINGCHICK
Gluten free and low in fat, these fruity cookies are a perfect afternoon treat.
Nom nom nom. This recipe is delicious and amazingly healthy for how it tastes! Adapted from http://www.instructables.com/id/Mug_Browni
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Finger Food: small chunks of biscuit dough rolled in sugar/cinnamon, baked in a bundt pan dripping with sticky brown sugar syrup
Submitted by TOKYOTESS
My DD6 is not a big breakfast eater. Most morning I can get her to eat only a piece of fruit. I threw this together to get her through the mid morning munchies.
Submitted by THIS-CHICK-FIT
These fun frozen bananas are as simple as they are healthy. You'll need just three ingredients.
Submitted by SPARK_RECIPES
Give away these cute clementines instead of candy this Halloween!
Submitted by SPARK_RECIPES
Make a batch of dough early in the month, then bake up these simple cookies as needed.
Submitted by SPARK_RECIPES
A variation of the Self-rising Pizza Crust found at hillbillyhousewife.com
Nutrition given is just for the crust!!!
Easy and good for you!!
A healthy alternative to Maple Syrup on pancakes and waffles and a great way to add fruit into your kids' diets.
Submitted by LILYBYTHEWATERS
An easy to make and kid pleaser. Fast snack and desert.
Submitted by BRENDAZOMBIE
Alternative to Your 'Usual' Tuna Melts- Low Carb with a twist!
Submitted by SHELLPROOF
These flourless, sugarless cookies are potassium powerhouses!
Submitted by NALA1WIFE
A Change up to your typical pancakes! These pancakes will keep you full longer and are full of things that are good for you!!!!
Submitted by JAPITTARD
Just one serving of this creamy soup contains 1 serving of vegetables, 1 serving of milk, 4 grams of fiber, 17 grams of protein, and more than a day's supply of Vitamin C. One serving equals just 2 Weight Watcher's points. It can also be made to fit a Zone 40-30-30 diet plan*.
Submitted by ELMNOP