Desserts that are exciting for kids but not too unhealthy

[Anonymous]

We have a few dried dates or figs as a go to treat.

[Anonymous]

The key is to spend the time playing, not just eating junk:
Kids make fruit skewers, or assemble s'mores, play games with a few jelly beans of different colors, etc.

The does makes the poison. Let them play a lot with a little junk food.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Any fruit and whipped cream. Chocolate dipped berries. Granny Smith apples with caramel drizzle. Sundaes - one scoop vanilla, whipped cream, chocolate or caramel drizzle and sprinkles.

For store bought - there are TONS of mini ice cream novelties. Sandwiches. Blue bunny cones. Drumstick cones. Mini Magnums. Luigi Italian ice cups.

Yonanas looks like a single purpose blender?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Chocolate pudding made with milk.

This is the best hot off the stove.

[Anonymous]

Another vote for yonanas!

[Anonymous]

Find a local bakery and try something different each time. For special times you can get decorated bundtinis. Or 8” small cake. Georgetown cupcakes are really good. Strawberry cream croissants .

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We have a few dried dates or figs as a go to treat.

I bet their friends are jealous.

[Anonymous]

I make no-bake chocolate oatmeal peanut butter cookies. There are lots of recipes if you google. They have plenty of sugar but I cut the sugar in half. And I think the fact they are loaded with fiber helps make up for it.

[Anonymous]

Another vote for homemade pudding using the store-bought mix. It’s easy to make and kids can help make it. Plus you can define/control portion size.

[Anonymous]

Nutella or Peanut butter w/fruit

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We have a few dried dates or figs as a go to treat.

I bet their friends are jealous.

😂😂

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Trader Joe’s mini ice cream cones.

This!

[Anonymous]

Clio bars

[Anonymous]

Angel food cake!

[Anonymous]

Ice cream may very well be shockingly healthy.

https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2023/05/ice-cream-bad-for-you-health-study/673487/