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"Baking also helps develop their skills such as reading and counting, and improves their fine motor skills."
Running out of things for the kid's to do in the holidays? Baking not only keeps children entertained but helps keep the pantry full with tasty treats in the tins; win win!
Baking is a great way to spend time with your kids; it encourages a more adventurous palette and gives them confidence to try new foods. Baking also helps develop their skills such as reading and counting, and improves their fine motor skills. Don’t forget to have a spare apron on hand to try and keep mess to a minimum.
1. Yummy Vanilla Cupcakes
Cupcakes are great fun to make with the kids. Break out the sprinkles and lollies and let their creative juices run wild. Topping with a special icing makes these cupcakes even more decadent if a special occasion arises.
See the recipe here.
2. ANZAC Biscuits
ANZAC biscuits are part of New Zealand's history. Easy to make and delicious to eat these biscuits are sure to go down a treat.
See the recipe here.
3. Lemon Muffins
A traditional muffin pairing butter and lemon. This recipe gives you some flexibility to choose flavours and add some lemonade if you wish for a little bit of extra flair.
See the recipe here.
4. Cheese & Bacon Scones
A strip of bacon on top and Westgold butter spread in the middle and you can’t go past this super savoury delight; a great suagr free option for lunchboxes too.
See the recipe here.
5. Yoyo's
Similar to melting moments, this favourite Kiwi biscuit uses custard powder in the filling and is guaranteed to melt in the mouth. Very easy to make - these won’t last long in the tin.
See the recipe here.
6. Hedgehog Slice
This fudge has a bit of crunch, and will be a welcome addition to any lunch box. The ultimate rich chocolate biscuit slice with a smooth and buttery texture, just like mum used to make.
See the recipe here..
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