snack Recipes

Perfect way to use up those overripe bananas sitting on your counter. Moist, tender, and ridiculously easy — just one bowl and no mixer needed.

We make these at least once a month — crispy outside, soft in the middle. Using both cocoa and melted chocolate makes all the difference.

Got leftover tortillas from taco night? Ten minutes in the oven and you've got crispy homemade chips.

Quick to throw together and great for packed lunches or a hike. The oat flour and cinnamon give these a warm, rounded flavour that sets them apart from regular muffins.

Great way to use up stale bread — crispy, buttery sticks rolled in cinnamon sugar. Ready in under 20 minutes.

Brilliant way to use up leftover rye bread. Crispy, nutty little chips that are gone in minutes — especially with a spoonful of tapenade on top.

Crispy, naturally sweet, and dead simple — just apples, low heat, and patience. Great on porridge, in muesli, or straight from the jar on a hike.

Crispy Turkish flatbread stuffed with salty feta, leek, and tomato — golden and crunchy straight from the pan. Makes 4–5 pieces from one batch of dough.

Freshly baked and stuffed with ham and cheese — these are brilliant straight from the oven, but they also freeze beautifully. Make a double batch while you're at it.

Hearty whole-grain pancakes that hold up well in a lunchbox or on a hike. Make a batch the night before and you're sorted.

Halloween party snack that takes under 20 minutes. White chocolate ganache dyed blood red — creepy, easy, and genuinely delicious.

Crispy little croquettes packed with chicken, bulgur, and pistachios — great as a snack or part of a tapas spread. Kids love them.

Pan-fried stuffed rolls packed with taco meat, melted cheese, and a little green chili kick. Great way to use up leftover taco night meat.

Tastes just like rice crispy chocolate balls but made with puffed oats — dead easy and perfect for Easter baskets.

Perfect finger food for kids and adults alike — crispy little taco cups baked right in a muffin tin. Great for parties or a fun Friday night.

Four ingredients and you've got a lunchbox hit. Crispy edges, melty cheese, and that pesto smell when they come out of the oven.

Perfect way to use up sourdough discard — takes maybe 10 minutes to put together and comes out of the oven crackling crisp.