Serving suggestions

For little ones with larger appetites or for those over 5 years old, we suggest serving an additional side with our meals. For some inspiration, Lucy Upton shares a range of nutritious and tasty serving suggestions below!


ORDER YOUR MEALS
  • Chilli con Carne

    Team with mashed or sliced avocado for a dose of extra fats. Don't forget the tortilla crisps for dunking!

  • Mac & Cheese

    Level up this meal with extra sprinkles; spring onions, shredded chicken, herbs or crushed sunflower seeds.

  • Apple & Cinnamon Mini Muffins

    Serve warm with a side of frozen yoghurt or low sugar custard, or grated apple.

  • Coconut Fish Curry

    Serve with flatbreads for dipping, or stir fried green beans for some extra fibre and folate.

  • Mediterranean Veg Orzo

    Elevate the protein content with a side of leftover roast chicken, stir fried prawns or tofu.

  • Creamy Chicken & Leek Pie

    Team with green peas and a dollop of mint sauce, for extra veggies and Vitamin C.

  • Cheesy Veg Bites

    Add a pop of extra colour and to your 5-a-day by dunking into a tomato salsa dip.

  • Fish Pie

    Add extra fibre to this fish dish with a side of juicy corn on the cob.

  • Mini Apple Pancakes

    Combine ground seeds with a little cinnamon and spinkle on top for some extra crunch (and fibre!).

  • Mild Chicken Korma

    Serve with a dollop of yoghurt (contains Vitamin C!) and grated cucumber (our quick take on raita!).

  • Lentil Bolognese

    Super sides include cheese (or plant based alternative) or even cheesy garlic toast fingers.

  • Pasta Bolognese

    Add a side of garlic bread, or nudge up the vegetables even more with some cucumber and carrot sticks.

  • Courgette & Sweetcorn Bites

    Dip in garlic yoghurt, or make it a meal and serve in a wrap with avocado and grated veggies.

  • Mini Blueberry Muffins

    Nudge up the nutrients by slicing in half and spreading with almond or peanut butter; both contain fibre and fats.

  • Broccoli Tots

    Pair with hummus or cream cheese for extra protein. Or make it a meal with potato wedges and veggies.

  • Apricot & Carrot Oat Bites

    Add some extra fat by spreading on a little smooth peanut butter, almond butter or tahini.

  • Mini Banana Pancakes

    Team with yoghurt and a drizzle of peanut butter, chia jam, or sprinkle of ground seeds.

  • AK Cheese and Veggie Frittatas

    Make it a meal by adding some soft fruit and veg for little ones to pick up.

  • Simple Chicken Korma

    Serve with a dollop of yoghurt (contains Vitamin C!), or even some strips of naan bread for dipping!

  • Simple Fish Pie

    Help build exposure to veggies and textures by including some peas on the side.

  • Simple Pasta Bolognese

    Team with a sprinkle of cheese and some broccoli on the side!

  • Simple Med Veg Orzo

    Add some leftover roasted chicken to this dish for an extra source of protein.

  • Veggie Chilli

    Add a spoonful of sour cream or yoghurt (dairy free if needed) or a quick salsa made with grated cucumber and sweetcorn (or pineapple!). An easy win for some extra colour and fibre.

  • Cheesy Veg Pasta Bake

    For extra Vitamin C and folate, you can add a side of fresh or frozen greens like green beans, mange tout or sugar snap peas.

  • AK Fish Pie Bites

    Make it into a flavourful meal by adding sides like broccoli which is high in Vitamin C or adding a dip like cream cheese or hummus.

  • Italian-Style Chicken & Tomato Pasta

    Serve with some some extra veggies - thinly sliced cucumber, peppers, avocado fingers or quartered cherry tomatoes. The more variety, the more different nutrients!