Do your kids crave the store-bought junk food as much as mine do? It’s a constant battle to keep their taste buds satisfied without putting junk in their bodies. But with these healthy no bake granola bars that taste store-bought, there are zero compromises.
There is truly nothing better than a treat that is easy to make, healthy to consume and super appealing to kids’ eyeballs and taste buds. I’m talking about easy unicorn frozen yogurt bark 😀 This is truly one of the easiest FUN treats I have ever made for my kids.
Who would have thought that gluten free chocolate Easter egg nests could be so fun and healthy at the same time? With just 5 ingredients and zero refined sugar (and no sugar alternatives), this Easter egg nest recipe is the perfect way to enjoy a treat without the gluten or the guilt!
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!
I’ve always found it odd that those little sugar-filled packets of gummies for kids are called “fruit snacks”. I mean, giving kids a packet of sugar is hardly what I would call a snack of fruit. But this healthy gummies recipe for kids actually can qualify as a snack without any guilt!
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?
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!
This super easy banana cake recipe that requires just two ingredients is delicious and suitable for children of all ages. Even babies who have started eating solids can partake of this simple and nutritious treat. This simple banana cake recipe without flour, eggs, dairy or sugar works for so many diet restrictions without sacrificing taste.
Oh my goodness, these animal crackers! You would not even know that these are healthier animal crackers. They are so crisp and delicious, and – best of all – they contain zero processed sugar. Sweetened with maple syrup, these healthier animal crackers are so easy to make with just 4 ingredients (3 if you use salted butter). And it’s a good thing too, since your kids will be asking you to make them over and over 😁
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.
You might not believe this … but these frozen yogurt berry bites for toddlers are actually magnets.
It’s true! These little frozen bites of protein are taste bud magnets. Because once toddlers get a taste, there’s no keeping them from consuming the entire batch in one sitting. Trust me, I have personal experience with my own toddler.
Let’s say you’ve just made a delicious batch of healthier vanilla cupcakes for your child’s birthday party. Time to frost them. But with what? How about this honey-sweetened vanilla buttercream frosting recipe!
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