10 Breakfasts Worth Getting Up For
Banana Pancake Stackers. Breakfast Sundaes. Cheesy Egg Breakfast Wraps. Overnight Oat Pots. Savoury Corn Pancakes.
Give breakfast a few more options worth repeating.
Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner. Snacks. Fruity treats. Have something worth choosing in every part of the day.
A little more variety starts with a few more ideas.
Give yourself a collection of practical food ideas to browse and make together.
The Busy Brain Food Menu gives you 50 illustrated recipes, five picture menus and a manageable job for your child on every recipe card.
Browse together. Pick an idea. Get making.
One-time payment of $14.95. Get the complete illustrated Food Menu.
That question comes around a lot.
Before school.
At lunchtime.
After school, when everyone is hungry.
At dinner, when you’ve already made enough decisions for one day.
You want more variety. You want useful ingredients. You want something your child can get involved with.
And you want to choose it without spending half an hour scrolling through recipes.
Open the Food Menu and start with the part of the day you need.
Banana Pancake Stackers. Breakfast Sundaes. Cheesy Egg Breakfast Wraps. Overnight Oat Pots. Savoury Corn Pancakes.
Give breakfast a few more options worth repeating.
Rainbow Wrap Workshop. Mini Pizza Studio. Sandwich Pinwheel Studio. Couscous Picnic Pots. Chickpea Mash Pitta Pockets.
Choose ideas for home or adapt suitable options for a safely chilled lunchbox.
Taco Boat Night. Rice Bowl Builders. Jacket Potato Treasure Chests. Build-Your-Own Stir-Fry Bowls. Mild Lentil Curry Scoop Bowls.
Put useful choices on the table and let everyone build their meal.
Apple Doughnut Rings. Dip Lab Snack Plates. Soft Banana Oat Cookies. Pea and Mint Dip Cups. Warm Beans on Toast Fingers.
Have a practical answer ready for the next snack request.
Frozen Yoghurt Bark. Banana Ice-Cream Bowls. Berry Crumble Cups. Mango Yoghurt Lollies. Warm Berry Pancake Roll-Ups.
Bring fruit into warm puddings, creamy bowls and frozen favourites.
Each category opens with its own picture menu.
A picture to choose. A recipe to follow. A role they can finish.
See the idea before you choose it.
Know what you need and how to make it.
Give them a concrete way to help: mash, stir, spread, assemble or choose.
Adapt an idea around preferences and ingredients you have.
Offer the parts separately when mixed textures or touching ingredients are a sticking point.
Help you check the recipe against your family’s needs.
Choose MAKE AGAIN, CHANGE SOMETHING or NOT FOR NOW.
Use the answers to build a collection of family favourites you can return to.
Looking for something practical to make at breakfast, lunch, dinner or snack time? Browse the category you need and choose an idea together.
The Busy Brain Food Menu gives you 50 illustrated recipes in one easy-to-browse collection.
Choose two recipes that fit your ingredients, time and budget.
Let your child pick one, then give them the small kitchen job on the card.
You get the 57-page Busy Brain Food Menu, including:
Read it on your device or print the pages you want in the kitchen.
Breakfast to dinner. Snacks to fruity treats. Fifty ideas ready to browse together.
Add The Busy Brain Food Menu for a one-time payment of $14.95.