


Technically these Carrot Apple Muffins aren't sugar-free either but they are sweetened only with fruit and are great for little ones. I'm sure these recipes taste amazing but they shouldn't be advertised as sugar-free and often have a very high sugar content (sometimes more than regular muffins.) There are so many recipes out there for "healthy sugar-free muffins" only for the ingredient list to contain lots of honey, maple syrup or coconut sugar (eh, not sugar-free then!). However, if you are looking for a healthy breakfast or snack idea then these ABC Muffins (A (Apple), B (Banana), C (carrots)) are perfect. They certainly don't fall into that category. If you are looking for an indulgent, sweet muffin then this isn't the recipe for you. They are perfect for breakfast or as a healthy snack. Keep in mind it is recommended to wait until your child is 4 to 5 years old to give whole nuts to avoid choking.These Carrot and Apple Muffins are sweetened only with fruit. They also offer high amounts of important minerals such as potassium, magnesium, calcium, iron, and zinc, and are a great source of vitamin E. Delaying these foods may actually increase the risks for allergies later in life.Īlmonds are perfect food for babies and growing children because they’re an excellent source of good fats and protein. The American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology, recommends to introduce highly allergenic foods like nuts, dairy, eggs, and seafood around six months. Or you could make these egg-free apple-chia muffins.

Let sit in your fridge for 15 minutes to thicken). If your kids can’t tolerate eggs, you could either swap the eggs for a flax eggs (mix 1 tbsp. They’re also perfectly transportable, making the a great on-the-go snack or breakfast. Therefore I always recommend favoring whole fruits and combining them with some fat and/or protein source (like nuts, nut butter, eggs, unrefined flour…). A piece of fruit on its own, or a compote pouch or fruit juice will immediately spike their blood sugar making their energy dip shortly afterwards. The percentage of healthy fats and protein, along with the fiber, will keep your kids’s blood sugar stable which is crucial to keep their energy and concentration up throughout the day. They’re made with nut flour, eggs, coconut oil, and apples, making them a protein- and fiber-rich snack. These apple muffins are a delicious and satisfying snack for kids and adults.
