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Fruit picking
By Suzanne Milne on 18/06/2009 14:26:40
Go fruit picking with the family to one of these 10 farms
Lifton Strawberry Fields, Devon This family farm offers soft fruit picking and an orchard. There is also a new barn-style restaurant. Tel: 01566 784605 or visit www.liftonstrawberryfields.co.ukBoyces Nursery, Devon This nursery is set
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Fruit Kebabs
By Junior on 15/09/2011 17:46:40
These vibrant kebabs are a clever way to encourage children to eat a wide array of fruits
Not so much a recipe as a reminder… Stick pretty much anything on a stick and children will eat it. You can try the theory out with vegetables, too. Don’t give the sticks to the little ones in case an eye ends up on one!IngredientsFruit (seasonal
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Fruit-inspired cushions
By Junior on 01/08/2009 00:00:00
Spread out some lovely and colourful fruit themed cushions onto your sofa
Bright and beautiful, these fruit-inspired cushions are by American designer Jonathan Adler – who produces fabulous collections of everything from stationery to pottery. The cushions have a bold full fruit print on one side and a cross
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Creamy Mango Sticks
By Junior on 19/09/2011 16:03:22
Create tasty, Creamy Mango Sticks served with beautiful, red fruit coulis
moulds, too.Ingredients1 medium mango200g (7oz) fromage frais2 tsp clear honeyRed fruit coulis (optional)MethodPeel the mango and cut the flesh away from the fibrous centre stone. Place the flesh in a liquidiser, add the fromage frais and honey, and whizz
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Brilliant Bircher Muesli
By Junior on 22/09/2008 00:00:00
This nourishing Bircher Muesli contains lots of fresh fruits, sweet sticky honey and zingy lemon juice
’s like a summery version of porridge – with oats, fruit and yoghurt – that was created at the end of the 19th century by the Swiss doctor Maximilian Bircher-Benner as a nutritious meal for patients in his Zurich clinic. In the days before vitamin
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Cherry Lolly Pots
By Junior on 19/09/2011 16:25:17
Younger children will love these tiny ice lollies that can be made using any of their favourite fruits – cherries, strawberries, peaches, bananas, apricots...
Makes 8You can use fromage frais or natural yoghurt. By using little fromage frais pots as moulds, you make lollies that are just the right size for small hands. As fruit tends to become less sweet when frozen, we’ve added a little honey to make
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The Colours Of Christmas: Orange
By Kate Street on 24/11/2010 17:19:26
Brilliant presents in shades of bright orange – the perfect fruit of the season!
Build And Play Tipper Truck £19.99 by Meccano.
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Honey-Sweetened Breakfast Muffins
By Junior on 15/09/2011 17:19:55
These muffins contain no sugar, lots of fruit and oatmeal, and are very delicious indeed
Makes 12–16 muffinsIngredients30g (1oz) butter170g (51/2oz) runny honey260g (9 1/4oz) plain or spelt flour120g (4oz) oatmeal2 tsp baking powder11/2 tsp ground cinnamon1 apple, grated2 bananas, mashed250g (9oz) blueberries, fresh or frozen 120ml (33/4fl oz) milk55ml (2fl oz) vege...
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On Junior’s shopping list
By Junior on 01/01/2009 00:00:00
Fruit cushions, personalised bedroom clocks and a Slouch Pod feature on Junior's favourite products list
* Check out Selvedge Dry Goods for a unique collection of interior pieces from around the world. These charming pear cushions come in two sizes, at £46 for 40x40cm, and £85 for 61x61cm. * Personalised bedroom clocks with original hand-painted designs are available at The Present ...
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Rainbow Lollies
By Junior on 01/07/2008 00:00:00
Your children will enjoy these red apples, peaches and strawberries ice lollies
facts about various fruit and veg and offers yummy concoctions. We love Peachy Princess and Frisky Frog Lollies.
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