20 Kid-Friendly Recipes to Sneak Vegetables Into

Healthy kid-friendly recipes with hidden vegetables for picky eaters.

Pumpkin Brownies

Not only are these yummy brownies packed with hidden vegetables, they’re also super easy to make! That’s sure to make everyone happy!

Delicious grain-free pumpkin brownies stacked high, perfect for sneaking vegetables into kid-friendl.

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16. Vegetable, Bacon & Rice Fritters

A great finger food for little kids, these fritters pack an unexpected veggie punch that most kids won’t realise is even in there!

Delicious vegetable, bacon, and rice fritters perfect for kids' meals.

 

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17. Chocolate Chip Zucchini Bread Oatmeal Bars

A perfect way to start the morning, or as a on-the-go snack for busy kids these oatmeal bars also provide a good serving of vegetables. You kids will never know!

Delicious zucchini oatmeal bars with chocolate chips, perfect for kid-friendly snacks.

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18. Chicken Stuffed Pasta Shells

These are an interesting food to look at, and to eat, for both kids and adults alike. Not to mention there are lots of veggies hidden away in there!

Delicious stuffed pasta shells filled with cheese and vegetables, perfect for sneaking healthy ingre.

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19. Veggie Packed Marinara Sauce

We all know a kid who wants to eat nothing but spaghetti every night for dinner. Instead of stressing about their balanced diet, whip up this hidden veggie marinara sauce, and get them fed right.

Delicious veggie-packed marinara sauce served over spaghetti. Perfect for sneaking vegetables into k.

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20. Sneaky Veggie Double Chocolate Muffins

If your kid loves a chocolate muffin (don’t we all) then build their diet a little by feeding them these sneaky veggie muffins, which are full of zucchini and carrot. Yum!

Delicious double chocolate whole wheat muffins perfect for sneaking vegetables into kids' diets. Eas.

Get recipe here.

How do you get your kids to eat their veggies?

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Clare Whitfield Chief Editor
Clare Whitfield is the Editor of Stay at Home Mum and a recognised voice in practical home management for Australian families. Based in the northern suburbs of Sydney, she balances editorial leadership with life as a stay at home mum to two school age children. Her background in home economics and more than a decade of experience in recipe development, family budgeting, and household systems inform her work.

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