Simple snacks
When the kids are feeling peckish, here’s what to serve:
1. Home-made chips
Three ingredients, no fancy equipment and guaranteed CRUNCH! These are the best chips you (and the kids) will ever have, plus they’re crispy and golden in just 10 minutes. 
Get the recipe for home-made chips here.
2. Marmite popcorn
Marmite is more than a sandwich spread, it adds umami to any dish, including snacks. You can get the kids involved by using microwave popcorn and asking them to pop the packet into the microwave while you prepare the Marmite drizzle.
Get the recipe for Marmite popcorn here.
Light lunches
Want filling and exciting meals the kids will polish off? Here’s what to make:
3. Pizza sandwiches
There’s no need to order takeaways: arrange pizza bases or white sandwich thins, grated cheese and a variety of toppings, and let the kids create their own cheesy masterpieces.
Get the recipe for pizza sandwiches here.
4. Potato croquettes
Things may be laid back during the school holidays, but veggies are still necessary. If the kids aren’t fans of broccoli, this recipe will change their minds.
Get the recipe for broccoli, cheese and potato croquettes here.
Divine desserts
We hope the little ones left space for dessert!
5. Honey gems
This is the only time the kids can play with their food. These sticky popsicles can be served as a breakfast but let them have fun with toppings. Roll the frozen honey in crushed biscuits or make a sweet and salty version using salty crushed crisps.
Get the recipe for frozen honey gems here.
6. Chocolatey biscuits
All the flavours of Peppermint Crisp tart transformed into a biscuit! These biscuits feature pieces of Peppermint Crisp chocolate, dark chocolate and cocoa for a seriously decadent treat.
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