I'm Stacey, a mum of 4. I help parents feed their kids real-life food. I keep feeding a family simple with fuss free recipes. From Baby Food, Baby Led Weaning to Snacks, Lunch Boxes and Easy Family Meals. I have you covered with new recipes coming out every week.
3 Lunchbox Ideas (That Happen to Be GF + DF)
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Hello! This week I've got three lunchbox ideas that have a little bonus - they're all gluten and dairy free. Even if allergies aren't something you need to navigate, they're still easy, family-friendly recipes worth adding to the lunchbox rotation. We've got something savoury, something chocolatey, and something you don't even need to turn the oven on for. π Salmon PattiesThese little salmon patties are ready in under 20 minutes and are just as good cold as they are warm, which makes them a really handy lunchbox option. They're made with canned salmon, carrot and ground almonds, and are naturally gluten and dairy free. π Get the Salmon Patties recipe hereβ
πͺ Chocolate Chip Chickpea CookiesYes, there really are chickpeas hiding in these chocolate chip cookies! They're soft, chocolatey and made without wheat, dairy, eggs or nuts - so they're a useful recipe to have up your sleeve when you're catering for different dietary needs. And most importantly, my kids genuinely love them. π Get the Chocolate Chip Chickpea Cookies recipe hereβ
π« Chocolate Bliss BallsFive ingredients, two steps and no baking required - that's my kind of Sunday prep. These chocolate bliss balls are made with sunflower seeds, dates, raisins, cocoa and coconut oil. They're nut, dairy, egg and gluten free, and easy to stash in the freezer ready for future lunchboxes. π Get the Chocolate Bliss Balls recipe hereβ
Hopefully there's something here to pop into next week's lunchboxes - whether you need gluten and dairy free ideas or simply want something different in the rotation. And remember, you don't need to make all three. One batch in the freezer is still a win! Stacey |
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I'm Stacey, a mum of 4. I help parents feed their kids real-life food. I keep feeding a family simple with fuss free recipes. From Baby Food, Baby Led Weaning to Snacks, Lunch Boxes and Easy Family Meals. I have you covered with new recipes coming out every week.
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