A sweet little treat (and a great way to get the kids - or the adults (. Once the mixture has cooled, roll tbspns of it into ballsand then roll them in the coconut
If you are feeling extra fancy pancy, feel free to roll the balls in coconut or finely chopped nuts. And now because everyone is really busy and has no time to read a long winded nutritional analysis of dateand almond balls (and probably no-one could care less
My colleague's kids had to come along (school holidays) and I thought a little something sweet (but healthy) would help make a child's nightmare more bearable
Let the kids decorate their own bags with stickers before you fill them with mini muffins, popcorn, chips, sliced apple, carrot and celery sticks or rice crackers
anyways had some sticky date pudding at work the other day and it was sooooo good. I've also been wanting to make sticky date pudding - it's also one of those classic bakes but it seemed to always go down the list because I get distracted with cheesecakes or
Roll into balls of your desired size, coat them in the extra coconut, and refrigerate. With uni back in my life, I am constantly on the look out for quick, healthy and - above all - delicious snacks to take along with me
ThermoFun – Everyday Basics – CADA - Coconut, Almonds, Datesand Apple. It’s the most yummiest snack when paired up with yoghurt and making Thermomix CADA is really the easiest, quickest thing to do
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300g Turkish delight, 250g coconut flakes + more for rolling, 250g powdered sugar, the juice of one lemon (large). 1) Combine the coconut with powdered sugar, and then knead with Turkish delight and lemon juice. 2) Form ballsand roll in coconut. 250g coconut flakes
Sometimes kids can also be difficult customers when it comes to getting a good breakfast into them before school, and plenty of studies have shown a reduction in concentration with a nutrient poor/missed breakfast
Well one of my favourite favourite ingredients to use is coconut (along with cinnamon, coriander, macadamias, mango… the list is quite extensive really
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