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35 sites in For Children
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Quick tasty meals or school lunches. Recipe reviews and nutritional analysis available.
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Recipes emphasizing cooking for and with kids, including holiday recipes, birthday cakes and sweet treats. Includes videos. Part of the Disney Internet Group.
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Iron-rich recipes for babies and toddlers, from the New Zealand Beef and Lamb Marketing Bureau.
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Vegetarian tacos made in your slow cooker.
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Finger food, snacks and meals suited for children.
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Fizzy, hot, and chocolaty drink. Makes 8 children portions of 1/2 cup each.
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A site devoted to fun recipes for kids including holiday and seasonal recipes, food for picky eaters, snacks, and treats.
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From ChildrenWithDiabetes.com, tasty sugar free recipes.
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Recipes for parents to encourage children to eat more fruit.
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A collection of kid friendly recipes for snacks through dinner. Healthy and creative choices.
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A recipe mailing list for kid-friendly food - fun party recipes, snacks, and food for picky eaters.
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Recipes for Pyramid Yogurt Sundae and Stuffed Apple, as well as games to play to learn the Food Pyramid, and fun exercices to keep children fit. Article from the University of Illinois Extension.
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Recipe for cake as part of an article from the University of Illinois Extension on packing lunches children will like. Tips and suggestions are also presented.
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'Kids in the kitchen' is a free recipe site for children. Breakfast recipes, healthy snacks, yummy treats, submit a recipe, useful links.
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Recipes for kids including desserts, snacks and drinks.
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Features articles on safety, food origins, foods from other countries, fun facts, lunch box ideas, easy recipes kids can make, food superstitions and party ideas.
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Recipes using flour tortillas, party ideas, and coloring sheets.
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A small collection of recipes to please children, young and old.
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Uses frozen concentrates of lemonade and limeade, lemon lime soda, and meringue powder as opposed to egg whites.
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A funny recipe using peanut butter and marshmallows.
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Recipes divided by categories for snacks, cookies, pizzas, candies, Hallowe'en, and fun edible and non-edible stuff such as playclay.
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Children will enjoy building their own ice cream sundae, eating fruit pizza, or making cookie art by painting icing onto sugar cookies. Recipe for homemade ice cream also included.
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Suggestion for healthy and nutritious snacks for children's festivities.
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An apple is stuffed with peanut butter, crushed cereal, raisins, and powdered milk. Requires no baking, and serves 8 for snack or dessert.
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This dip recipe will have your grandkids asking for fruit instead of junk foods.
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Small collection of recipes for breakfasts, dinners, snacks, sweets, and a couple beverages.
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Fun recipes using apples or apple juice.
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Recipes, how-to's and a song.
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Baked or cooked, breakfast for lunch, sandwiches and soups are a few of the suggestions offered for a quick and fun meal.
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A collection of simple recipes. Some require adult assistance.
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Includes articles on nutrition, first foods, food allergies and feeding portions and recipes from liver recipes for children to finger foods for toddlers and baby purées.
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Sample recipes from a brochure created by the USDA to commemorate 50 years of the federal school lunch program. Appealing to children, and the rest of the family. Brochure can be purchased.
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Featuring a different recipe each month and regular features such as a double-layered birthday cake with a choice of vanilla or chocolate icing and Hershey's milk-free special dark bark.
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Monthly food and nutrition newsletter for families. Edited by a registered dietician.
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