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The kids absolutely loved these DIY Lunchables when I served them up at the weekend. It’s a nice alternative if you’re sick of making sandwiches! I used Jacobs Cheddars Crackers by any type of round cracker will do. Then simply cut up some cheese and ham/chicken/turkey/quorn slices and add to the plate with some fruit
Finn’s absolute favourite breakfast has to be pancakes! I make them every weekend for him so I thought I would share the recipe I use the most often. The banana adds a nice flavour but also sweetens the pancakes so that they don’t need any sugar or honey. Sometimes I add chopped berries like strawberries,
My kids are not big fans of chicken so I’m always trying to find ways to get them to eat it with minimal fuss! The Chicken Meatballs are great as they present chicken in a way to kids that they might find more appealing. If you don’t have a food processor then you can still
If you’re looking for a delicious homemade cookie recipe then you need to try these! They’re made with half flour and half oats to make them more filling. Yes they contain sugar, but it’s a lot lower than your standard shop bought cookie. The recipe makes a big batch of 12 large cookies or even
Christmas is fast approaching but it’s certainly looking a little different this year for everyone. With the kids not being able to enjoy their usual pre-xmas activities and play dates with friends, I thought I’d try to create some fun experiences for them at home instead. Last weekend I made this Christmas inspired lunch that
Stews and casseroles are foods that I get asked a lot about; mainly how do I get my kids to eat them! This is a very common food that a lot of picky eaters will have an issue with. There’s lots of sauce, it can be quite strongly flavoured to sensitive palates and everything is
How Pick Plates Work… this was the kids’ dinner tonight and a perfect example of how Pick Plates work in practice. Yes they’re fun and colourful and children will naturally be drawn towards them. But they’re also super practical too in that they allow space for foods that kids may not particularly enjoy (the learning
My little boy isn’t a massive fan of soup. I know it’s not the taste he has an issue with as he will eat it if it’s mixed with pasta. It’s more likely that he finds it too difficult/messy to eat so just doesn’t bother! So this is how I’ve been serving it up to
Halloween might be looking a little different for everyone this year. No trick or treating and no parties but we can still create some Halloween fun at home. Why not make a spooky lunch or snack platter for the kids. It’s honestly a lot easier than it looks! Here’s what I used: Ham Sandwiches Berry
Where did the idea come from? How did you start it? Those are the two questions that I’ve been asked the most since I started Pick Plates! People seem to be interested in the back story so I thought I would write about it here. Through my work on My Fussy Eater and my general
