This is more of a method than a recipe — adapt it any way you’d like with different fruits, toppings, etc! My toddler loves it too.

With 7 grams of protein per bun, these are a great breakfast option or way to add an extra boost to your lunch sammie. Bonus that my toddler thinks they’re bagels.

You’d never know it’s not real cookie dough.

I make extra of these and keep them in the freezer for an easy dinner protein whenever we need it.

Pizza in sheet pan form with loads of vegetables and easily adaptable for everyone in your family.

Healthy, chewy, crispy granola bars loaded with seeds, goji berries, and almond butter.

Avocado may sound strange in a cookie, but I promise you’re they’re absolutely delicious and nourishing enough that I feel good about giving them to my daughter on the regular.

These chocolate chip cookies are the perfect balance of just enough chocolate and sweet with a crunchy pop of salt sprinkled on top. They also freeze really well. We always have a batch on hand.

This banana bread is beyond decadent, but virtuous at the same time. It’s packed with nutrient-dense ingredients like buckwheat flour, olive oil, and chopped walnuts and naturally sweetened with dates and banana for a no-sugar option I feel good about feeding my toddler too.

Perfectly-spiced, grain-free, refined sugar-free, fiber packed, paleo pumpkin bread. The perfect pre-Thanksgiving breakfast if you ask me.

British style apple oat “flapjacks”. This breakfast cake is barely sweetened with coconut sugar and packed with fruit and sprouted oats for fiber.

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This simple, delicious banana bread covers almost every dietary restriction — except keto. It’s grain-free, gluten-free, refined sugar free, vegan, and paleo. And leaves nothing for want with a delicate crumb and just sweet enough flavor. It’s the perfect breakfast or afternoon treat. And it freezes well too.

Grain-free, refined sugar free, pumpkin spice muffins that are delicious enough for dessert but healthy enough for breakfast.

Trail mix in an easily portable, poppable form. Not to mention these are nut-free and perfect as a lunchbox treat or after school snack for the kids.

Loaded with wild blueberries and whole grains, you'd never know these were gluten-free and vegan.

These sweet potato falafels freeze beautifully and are a perfect batch cooking staple for easy weeknight meals.

A super creamy (bean free!) hummus - perfect for fall and football Sundays. 

We love chia pudding as a lighter breakfast option for those warm summer mornings. It’s also the perfect meal prep essential — keeping for several days in the fridge with endless topping options to mix-it-up. You’ll get your protein, fiber, and healthy fats in one, simple dish.