30 kid-friendly recipes to please even the pickiest kids

If your kids love peanut butter, try this easy weeknight dinner. The simple noodles can be served hot or cold, or topped with shredded roasted chicken for a hearty meal.

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Sweet, colorful and perfectly refreshing, this smoothie is a hit with kids and adults alike, and it’s also a healthy way to incorporate fruit and protein-packed Greek yogurt into your daily routine.

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Skip the mozzarella sticks from the frozen food section and make these at home using string cheese sticks – they’re super easy!

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If there’s one thing that can make anyone smile, it’s a rainbow! Serve these cute fruit skewers with a sweet yogurt dip and a surprise donut hole at the end.

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Popcorn Chicken is the ultimate finger food. Its crunchy texture makes it super versatile. Serve with ranch dressing for dipping or tossed in buffalo sauce and butter for a fun game day snack.

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Ree Drummond used to drink this mocktail as a kid, and it’s still a big hit with kids today — a sweet, bubbly drink that makes any meal special.

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You can serve anything bite-sized, and kids will love these quick and easy mini calzones, made with frozen dinner rolls and filled with ground sausage and melted cheese.

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Air fryer chicken tenders come out super crispy and are a healthy take on a kid-friendly classic. Serve with honey mustard, barbecue sauce, or ranch dressing.

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It’s a fun new way to serve pizza to a crowd – let your kids help with the toppings and customize it to their tastes.

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Chocolate for breakfast? Sure! Your kids will love this tasty baking project.

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This may be a great way to get kids to eat broccoli, especially when served in a bread bowl. Creamy, cheesy soup is a favorite comfort food.

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The trick to making a cheeseburger for a group of hungry teenagers is to skip the patty and instead pile a generous amount of ground beef onto a slider bun.

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This recipe uses two readily available ingredients from your local supermarket: frozen empanada wrappers and rotisserie chicken. Super easy to make. Serve with a vibrant herb sauce.

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Layered with melted cheese, sauce and pepperoni, these pizza rolls are irresistible and are equally delicious at a Friday Night Lights tailgate party or family movie night.

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You may remember these cookies from your childhood! They have the warm taste and chewy texture you know and love.

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There’s a reason this casserole dish has been a Drummond family favorite for as long as anyone can remember: it’s the perfect combination of spaghetti, chicken, and creamy sauce.

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