When you want to make homemade treats fun for your kids but you don’t want all the dangerous and unhealthy ingredients, working in the kitchen can quickly turn frustrating. But with this dye free pink frosting recipe, you can keep all of your pink festivities just as fun without any of the bad stuff.
Have your kids ever wanted French toast for breakfast, but you had to go somewhere and knew it would be too messy to eat in the car? No worries with this healthy French toast muffins recipe! These have all the flavor of French toast without the mess 😀
I was shocked the first time I made these marshmallows – because I could not believe I had actually just made marshmallows from scratch! Even better than that, this healthy marshmallow recipe does not contain a speck of refined sugar. As I finished mixing up my very first batch of DIY marshmallows with maple syrup, I was surprised that my grade A dark maple syrup could turn so … white!
It’s the holiday season and you need some seriously satisfying, decadent, secretly healthier treats to give your kids in place of all the processed sugar. So how about some rich and smooth refined sugar free chocolate fudge (or chocolate peppermint fudge) that’s extremely easy to make?
What kid (or person for that matter) doesn’t love a soft, sweet cinnamon roll fresh from the oven? But today I have something even better than typical cinnamon rolls for your kids to enjoy: Healthier cinnamon rolls that are refined sugar free and dairy free! This cinnamon rolls recipe is super soft and sweet, but it is so much easier on a parent’s conscience.
If your child gives you puppy dog eyes to get a second helping of the puppy chow that’s present at holiday gatherings, this recipe is the “yes” you both need. With no powdered sugar – or any processed sugar for that matter – in this healthy puppy chow, there’s no need to feel guilty about doling out a little bit of extra holiday sweets. And your kids will most definitely be asking for a second helping of this dark chocolate puppy chow.
Have you heard about hot chocolate spoons? It’s such a fun way to serve up some hot chocolate to your kids on a chilly fall morning or after a blistery winter day playing in the snow. If your kids love hot chocolate and you love refined sugar free treats, you are all going to love this DIY hot chocolate on a stick!
There is nothing more refreshing – or festive – than mint chocolate chip ice cream. But to kids, it’s just a yummy treat their taste buds crave without regard to the sugar content. Which is one of the reasons why this no churn mint chocolate chip ice cream is so wonderful 🙂 Because not only is this a super easy mint chip ice cream recipe that does not require you to own an ice cream maker.
This strawberry jam thumbprint cookies recipe was the answer to lowering my kids’ chocolate consumption. My kids are chocoholics, no doubt about it. I’ll admit that there is a maternal history of chocoholism in their family line, so they come by it naturally. And chocolate is just plain addicting for anyone, after all.
Healthy homemade buckeyes are a novelty we didn’t always have access to. But traditional buckeyes were one of my favorite treats to make with my mom during the Christmas season as a kid. Who can resist the rich and satisfying flavor of sweet peanut butter covered in a thick layer of chocolate coating?
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