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 😁
When I decided to create a dairy free recipe for healthy chocolate peanut butter cups that are entirely refined sugar free, I honestly thought it would be super easy. How hard could it be to make chocolate and peanut butter taste delicious together? But it’s not quite that simple when you are using unprocessed whole food sweeteners that contain moisture.
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.
Cheesecake in a ball. I’m not sure who thought of it, but it’s a genius way to make and serve these chocolate cheesecake balls to kids. Sometimes the thought of making a cheesecake is a little too much. I mean, we adults are busy. If we want to make a snack or treat for our kids that needs to be baked, it requires schedule-rearranging and time management skills.
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!
It’s just plain tough being a health-conscious parent in the heat of summer when sugary frozen treats abound, isn’t it? Well, fear not because these healthy chocolate popsicles for kids are the perfect antidote to the ice cream and popsicle treats your kids’ friends get to have every hot summer day.
I can think of nothing else I loved to lick off of a beater more than chocolate chip cookie dough as a kid (who am I kidding? That’s still my favorite thing to lick off of a beater!). And that is the inspiration behind these chocolate chip cookie dough energy balls.
I originally came up with a homemade healthy chocolate recipe as a coating for my strawberry cake pops. It turned out to be the perfect coating, but it also seemed like it would make perfect homemade chocolate for baking and making candies.
My kids literally cannot get enough of this creamy strawberry popsicles recipe. And, to be honest, I am surprised. Not because I don’t think they are good. But whenever I make a new recipe, it’s really a toss-up as to how it will go over with my kids. My 7-year-old is incredibly particular. My toddler is not so particular, but she’s still … a toddler.
Is it just my kids who love jam? I mean, they think it’s a treat. Maybe it’s because I don’t buy jam on a regular basis because it’s loaded with added sugar. Prior to making my own homemade healthy strawberry jam recipe, I usually opted for alternatives (like honey or fresh fruit) to avoid that extra refined sugar.
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