It's really good for you!

Assemble the mighty squad for a super-simple yet for-sure-favourite smoothie!

Perfect for dreamy mornings. Sooo creamy and delicious.
I put a little bit more ginger because I like the zing.

I hate Bananas, but i love these cupcakes. Chocolate makes everything better!

The perfect post-workout beverage to replenish and rebuild your body like royalty.

a smoothy made of lime. lemon orange and banana

There's no holiday celebrated more by pandas than Chinese New Year, and there is no food that says "party!!!" more than Fire Monkey Cuppycakes. Make these fire-y chocolate cuppycakes to bring the Year of the Monkey in, in style!

This is one of my favourite treat recipes!

The great thing about it is that 1) it is ultra simple and super quick to make, and 2) it is guilt-free, (well... it depends what topping and how much of it you use) healthy (90% of it is fruit), and tasty.

I recommend using dark chocolate for a yummilicious result but feel free to experiment with toppings and base (fruit)!

Works well as a dessert, all year round, and very popular with kids!

Fudge-y, cake-y, all around goodness. A cookie that you won't feel too bad about eating!

A youthful smoothie inspired to make you feel super young again, - bursting with fruity flavours.

Post festive bowl full of goodness and looks as pretty (if not more) as the cookies in our bellies.

Imagine if you could turn banana bread into a cookie...sounds delicious right? Well, no need to imagine any more! Visits to Harold and Martha's house were always punctuated by hours of board-game fun and a plate of these cookies. I might have also snuck one for breakfast a time or two...you'll understand after giving this recipe a try!

This is an english dessert recipe, invented in 1972 at The Hungry Monk Restaurant in East Sussex, England.
It is easy to cook, delicious and sweeeeet.

Oh, and it was a pleasure to illustrate!