Today I have a really quick, really easy and really simple recipe for you and your toddler or preschooler to try out in the kitchen!
For the past couple of weeks, Luke and I have been making these simple little treats in the kitchen. I like to bake off a few, put them in a zip lock bag and dish them out as snacks. I also use them when we’re out and about and Luke starts to get a bit peckish.
Honestly, there’s no real “set” recipe for these – I have seen so many variations on the recipe, so I just go with the flow. I think they’re pretty common knowledge, but if you don’t know about them, they’re great and there is hardly anything to it. They are so versatile, so feel free to experiment.
If you want to get your toddler in the kitchen with you and you don’t know where to start: start with this recipe.
You’ll Need:
- One ripe banana
- Oats
- Honey
- Raisins/sultanas/diced apples/chocolate chips – just anything little.
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do you have piccies of the finished product? I might try them too for nibbles, and rat friendly!
Haha, they’re like flap jacks really. I will post some pictures up today – I forgot to add them to the post š
I would eat something like this myself! haha thanks for sharing š
They’re basically flapjacks, I suppose. š Thanks for reading, lovely xx
This is a great recipe. So simple but fun and easy to make with little ones. Love the idea of adding healthy foods like banana and raisins š
It’s great for motor skills. All the pouring & stirring, plus all ingredients are 100% edible. The only part Luke couldn’t do was put it in the oven. Xx