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Sweet things
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Baked apple nut crunch
These cute little refined sugar free apple pots are great for any time of the day. Delicious straight out of the oven with a dollop of nut crème or just as they are, hot or cold.
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Almond and brazil nut balls
Highly nutritious, these tasty sweet nut balls are a treat for any occasion and they are free of refined sugar. They can be made as a batch and kept in the fridge for your visitors, if the family doesn’t find them first!
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Apple and rhubarb bake
This is the perfect dish when gathering friends and family together - a great dessert to follow any meal - the spicy apple and rhubarb base and light topping is a warming and tasty alternative to the traditional crumble.
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Baked apples with nut filling
With lovely rich flavours, this is an easy to prepare quick apple dessert and is one of those recipes that is as delicious as it is good for you. It’s so good you might want to make double the recipe and have it for breakfast the next day!
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Macadamia cookies
These gluten and dairy free cookies are easy to make and ready to eat in minutes. Extremely moreish, they melt in your mouth and are a delicious alternative to refined sugar treats; great to have with your afternoon tea.
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Chilli carob balls
Looking for a snack or dessert option with a difference? Then this is it - carob with a tang - sugar free and the kids will love it.
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Almond and date loaf
This is an infinitely versatile recipe, super simple to prepare for both adults and children alike. Sliced thinly this loaf is delicious with a cup of tea or a nutritious addition to any packed lunch.
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Beetroot carob cake
This winning combination of beetroot and carob is just delicious in a cake and fabulously moist, gluten and dairy free and hits all the right health notes to boot, and a great celebration cake too!
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Almond, orange and sesame energy balls
These delicious energy balls are super nutritious, packed with protein and a tasty alternative sweet snack; but beware they are super moreish!
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Almond and sesame cookies
Deliciously tasty with the sweetness of the almond and tang from the sesame seeds, this is a really child friendly recipe and these light almond cookies make a yummy healthy snack, for lunch boxes, picnics and any other biscuit occasion!