5 Healthy Desserts That Your Kids Will Love

The lovely Lana Hawkins from highstylife.com has put together a mouth watering desserts piece that i am sure you will love. Please have a read,  comment and share and even try to make one of the desserts should you get the chance.

After much research and experimenting in the kitchen I found out that it’s totally possible to prepare foods and even desserts that are at the same time healthy and delicious. These are the top 5 healthy treats that you can prepare for your children and be sure that they’ll be craving more in no time!

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Banana Ice-cream
The best thing about this recipe is that you don’t need anything except bananas! Just cut a few bananas and put them in the freezer to cool off. After some time, when they’re nice and cold, take them out and place them in a blender. This is just one of the delicious treats that your kids will absolutely love and at the same time it’s perfectly healthy and doesn’t require any effort at all! What more could you ask for?

Apple and Banana Chips
These snacks are easy to prepare and are quite light and healthy. Many people think they need a dehydrator to prepare this snack but you can also easily prepare it in the oven. Just take a few apples and bananas, cut them into thin pieces and put them in the oven to bake. You may sprinkle them with cinnamon and some powder sugar just to add some extra flavour. It takes about 45 minutes to 1 hour to get that crunchy feeling that every kid adores.

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Grilled Dark Chocolate Sandwich
For this recipe you’ll just need a ¼ of fat-free evaporated milk, 3 ounces of bittersweet chocolate and some whole-grain bread. Preparations take about 20 minutes and it makes a great breakfast. Just heat the milk, add the chocolate and whisk it until smooth. Then, after it cools down, spread the mixture on the bread and ‘cook’ the sandwiches in a large non-stick skillet. I personally use Scanpan as it is top quality and my food is always perfectly prepared. This is a dessert that every kid loves and can never get enough of. You can add hazelnuts and chocolate chips into the mixture to their liking.

Strawberries Dipped in Chocolate
There is not much to explain is there? There’s not a child in the world who would refuse this delicious treat. When it comes to chocolate, use dark or bittersweet chocolate to cut the amount of sugar. And to make sure that you’re feeding your children only the best food, consider growing your own strawberries in the garden. This goes for all fruits and vegetables and not just for strawberries; after all, there’s nothing better that picking the fruits of your own labour.

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Granola Bars
These crispy cereal bars make a perfect high-energy snack. The best thing is that you can prepare them together with your kids. You just pick the ingredients your children love and mash them all together. That can be oats, almonds, hazelnuts, raisins and even some dried apricots or cranberries. You’ll also need some butter, honey and brown sugar. When you combine these three ingredients and get them to boiling point add the oatmeal mixture that you previously prepared. It takes about 30 minutes for it to turn into a light golden brown colour, which is a clear sign that it’s finished. Wait for it to cool and cut into squares.

It may sound challenging but preparing healthy snacks for your children isn’t actually that hard. Just be creative and try to combine all the things they love in some more healthy alternatives. They’ll see no difference and will be screaming for seconds!

Author's Bio: Lana Hawkins is a student of architecture and a passionate food lover. She comes from Australia, and she enjoys spending time in kitchen, creating new recipes and mixing new ingredients. Lana also enjoys writing about food and cooking for her family and friends.

Karl Young

Part-time daddy and lifestyle blogger. Father of 2 boys under 2. Golfer, scare-fan, tea-lover, traveller, squash and poker player. I write on the @HuffPostUK http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/karl-young/

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