Top 5 recipes to make with cereal
Fancy a no-fuss project to make with the kids? Discover our easiest ever cereal recipes, from rice pop doughnuts to traditional cornflake cakes and chocolate nests…
Kids aren't famous for their patience, so when it comes to whipping up a quick treat these projects are ideal. Quick, easy and delicious, they don't even require the use of an oven...
Crispy chocolate fridge cake
This recipe uses rice pops, sultanas and crushed biscuits and has something of the rocky road vibe about it. It only takes about 15 minutes to create and should hold the attention of young children and teens alike.
Also watch our video for step-by-step instructions on how to make fridge cake.
Rice pop doughnuts
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These simple steps have been specifically written so children can lead the way, and it's bound to be the best thing you ever do with a packet of popped rice. You can buy doughnut moulds that work perfectly with this mixture, or simply pat the mix out in a tray, leave to set and cut out your shapes with round cutters – the kids will happily help get rid off the offcuts too.Rice pop doughnuts
Chocolate cornflake cakes
You need just 15 minutes and four ingredients to make these little beauties – the perfect short but sweet introduction to baking for young children. But be warned, the cakes won’t hang around for long so if you’re feeding a crowd you might want to double up…Chocolate cornflake cakes
Shredded Wheat nests
So simple to create, these chocolate treats have a great nest-like texture and make a perfect Easter project. Top with mini chocolate eggs for a finishing flourish and the kids should be beyond happy… Shredded Wheat nests
Chocolate tiffin Easter nest
This recipe is a bit more of a project, but it’s great as a celebration cake and the kids will love mixing in the ingredients and decorating with broken pretzels and chocolate eggs…
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