Engage your little ones in the kitchen this Halloween with these delightful and delicious ideas from Children's Dietitian Dr Kirsty Porter. From mini mummie pizzas to Halloween chocolate bark, these treats are not only fun to make but also promote confidence and enhance cooking skills.
Maing some Halloween treats with the family is a great way to to engage your little ones in the kitchen.
She said: "As a children's dietitian, I'm passionate about helping families raise happy and healthy eaters."This Halloween, we have some delightful and delicious ideas to make this holiday extra special for your children. For more ideas you can follow Dr Porter on social media @nutrition4kidsni and you can also get these free recipes by signing up to the Nutrition4Kids mailing list.
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