1. Rainbow jelly cups
These fun individual jellies will induce a rainbow of smiles. Get crazy with colour and keep the kiddies sweet. (via Pink and Green Mama) (Nut-free*)
2. Pancake pops
Made with yogurt and cooked with a wooden lollipop stick inside, these mini pancakes are a great bite-sized treat. (via No. 2 Pencil)
3. Strawberry milk whoopie pies
Whoopie pies are all the rage these days and these strawberry milk creations are so pretty with their sprinkle swirls! (via Sprinkle Bakes)
4. Chocolate covered pretzels
These confetti-coloured morsels are easy to make and will be a hit with the entire class. (via Sugar Cooking)
5. Banana split bites
Chunks of pineapple, banana and strawberry with a decadent chocolate coating. Yum! (via Food Doodles)
6. Nut-free muesli bars
These yummy muesli bars are packed with goodness (and free of nuts*). (via Babble)
7. Popcorn cups
If you’re time poor, you can always pop some popcorn and put it in to individual cups or bags. Make it a little more fun with white chocolate and sprinkles. Nom. (via She Wears Many Hats)
8. Cupcakes baked in ice-cream cones
This is a fun way to do cupcakes – baked in ice cream cones for easy eating and holding (plus they look so cute!) (via Life With Miss T)
9. Gluten, nut & dairy free* muffins
These muffins hit the allergy-free trifecta – no gluten, dairy or nuts*. They’re a delight for those with lots of intolerances and super tasty too! (via Living Healthy With Chocolate)
10. Watermelon LEGO
Healthy and simple! It’s amazing how much better fruit tastes when it’s creatively presented. (via Babble) (Nut-free)
*If you have allergy restrictions, always check the labels on your raw and processed ingredients for allergens, nuts and traces of nuts before proceeding.
