Most of the kids are picky eaters; however you have plenty of Australian foods for kids.  You can find British cooking domination in Australian cuisines, yet the local people inputs made their dishes very special and unique.  Try to choose the Australian foods for kids that are simple and uses basic ingredients. This would encourage you to cook Australian cuisines often.

Sausage rolls

This is one of the popular Australian foods for kids that are ideal for parties and other special events.  You can serve this for breakfast, lunch or dinner or as starters at kids parties.  They are good when eaten hot or cold. Sausage rolls are found at “tuck shops” which are small food stores.

Puftaloons 

Puftaloons are fried scones that are also called as “Johnny cake” in Australia. It is a kiddie favorite snack often made during Christmas.  This Australian food for kids just uses four basic ingredients like milk, salt, flour, and butter that are available anytime at your kitchen.  Fried scones or puftaloons pairs well with jam, butter, honey and vegemite (this is a condiment used often in Australian cooking).

ANZAC biscuits

This recipe was first introduced during World War I. This was initially prepared for kids of the Australian and New Zealand Army corps (ANZAC) when they were worried that their kids didn’t eat well. Though these biscuits are prepared during ANZAC day, kids enjoy eating these cookies all the year.

Pavlova 

Among the Australian foods for kids, this is considered as the best dessert.  It was named after the visit of Russian ballerina Anna Pavlova.  Pavlova is a baked meringue which has crispy outer layer and marsh mellow inside. Fresh fruits like strawberries and blueberries are used as toppings.

Chocolate crackles

This is an easy to make and crunchy treat to kids.  The rice cereals used gives the crunchy taste while the coconut oil and shredded coconuts imparts a special flavor to the crackles.  The mixture is placed in paper muffins and served chill after refrigerating.

Hope these Australian foods for kids are interesting to try. Involving your kids in Australian cooking is also a good idea as these are easy recipes.

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