Your toddler shouldn’t notice a ‘veggie’ flavour in their smoothie. The avocado adds a creamy quality to the smoothie, whilst the spinach adds some extra colour.

For a slightly sweeter smoothie, honey, maple syrup or other fruits like mango can add some extra sweetness.

A smash cake is exactly like what it sounds - a cake intended to be smashed!

Typically, smash cakes are made to be small so your child can enjoy the whole cake to themselves.

The beauty of a smash cake is that you needn’t do anything extra special to make one – just ensure the size is small enough for your little one to enjoy as one serve!

Toppings for your banana and pineapple cake can include sliced bananas, sliced pineapples and strawberries, and for an extra wow element, edible and non-toxic flowers are a stunning choice!

Store your beetroot crackers in an airtight container at room temperature (such as in the pantry).

These crackers are flavoursome enough to be enjoyed as is, however, they also pair well with a variety of dips.

Using store-bought puree saves a lot of time in the prep stage of this recipe.

Homemade Beetroot Crackers are a healthy option because you know exactly what’s gone into them. The addition of beetroot puree adds an additional nutrient hit to each bite. 

Some tortilla breads are gluten-free, including corn tortillas or certain brands that have made their own gluten-free version. Check the packaging ingredients for more information.

Breakfast Tortillas are best served and enjoyed fresh from the pan.

You certainly can! Finely chopped capsicum, tomato or spinach work well in a Breakfast Tortilla.

Chopped ham, cooked sausage mince or shredded cooked chicken are popular breakfast tortilla meat inclusions.

Definitely! Adding a pinch of garlic powder, nutmeg, or dried thyme to the cheese sauce can add a nice flavour boost.

This bake can be a great side dish with roasted chicken, grilled fish, or a hearty grain like quinoa.