Peanut Butter Oatmeal Balls

Get your little ones involved in the kitchen and have a blast making these delicious Peanut Butter Oatmeal Balls together! The recipe is super easy, and kids can assist with pouring and mixing all the ingredients to create these scrumptious treats. Packed with protein, they make for an excellent snack to fuel your kids’ busy schedules. Whether it’s for a day out or a sporting event, these energy-packed balls will give your family the boost they need. And for toddlers, you can break them up into smaller, bite-sized pieces. 

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Banana Mug Cake

A mug cake is a dessert that is exactly what it sounds like – a cake made in a cup! It’s made using only a few simple ingredients and tools, including a mug, measuring cups, and a whisk. The best part is that it can be made quickly in the microwave, taking less than two minutes. Have your child measure out the ingredients, add them into a mug, and then whisk everything together!

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Homemade No Sugar Added Granola

Making granola with your child can be fun! Let your child measure and pour the ingredients into a bowl and stir everything together. Then, have them help spread the mixture onto a baking sheet. Don’t forget to chop or grind any nuts to ensure they’re safe for younger children. Once it’s baked, break the granola into bite-sized pieces. You can even toss them into a food processor to give you granola “sprinkles” that are easier to chew.

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Strawberry Shake

Strawberries are an excellent source of vitamin C, with one cup providing almost 150% of the recommended daily intake. Why not try making a strawberry shake with your child to enjoy this nutritious fruit in a delicious way?

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Yogurt Fruit Dip

Your child will love this dip, even if they’re not a fan of fruits. The sweetness of the honey and the hint of cinnamon will make any fruit taste delicious! Simply mix yogurt, honey, cinnamon and serve with sliced fruit. Enjoy making this yummy treat together!

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Fruit Roll-ups

If you’re looking for a fun activity that allows your kid to do craft as they help with food preparation, then making homemade fruit roll-ups could be just what you need. Have your little ones help with spreading out the pureed fruit mixture, cutting the fruit leather into strips, then roll them up for snacking.

That’s not all! For the month of June, we have a list of Junior Chef Classes just for you and your child! Satisfy their sweet tooth as they learn to make Under the Sea Mermaid Buttercream Cake, Rainbow Glazed Donuts and Molten Lava Cake, just to name a few! And if savoury dishes are more your style, we’ve got you covered with delicious options like Xiao Long Bao and Cottage Pie, among others.

Don’t pass up the chance to have an exceptional bonding experience with your child and improve your cooking skills at the same time!

Full ToTT Junior Chef Class listing available here.