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Lunchbox banana bread

Lunchbox banana bread

This delightfully dense banana bread is a lunchbox favourite for a reason. It's easy to make, tastes delicious and is perfect for a lunchbox treat.
pikelets

Pikelets

You can’t beat pikelets for morning or afternoon tea! These may be a little retro to some, but to us these are a Kiwi staple that are a cost-effective, comforting bite. You can never go wrong with the classic jam and cream topping, or if you’re looking for other ideas, take a look at some […]
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Plate of lemonade scones with bowls of jam and cream

Lemonade scones

Make the lightest, fluffiest scones with just a few ingredients - the secret ingredient in these scrumptious scones is lemonade!
Ginger beer date cake WITH CREAM CHEESE FROSTING

Ginger beer date cake with cream cheese frosting

Don’t be too concerned if your cake has a small dip in the middle; it will be covered with icing. Note
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Basic Scone

Basic scone recipe

Create beautifully light and fluffy scones with this basic scone recipe. Serve scones with cream and jam for a lovely afternoon tea
Coconut, almond and ginger bars

Coconut, almond and ginger bars

A healthy lunchbox snack or afternoon hunger-buster, these coconut, almond and ginger bars are perfect for back-to-school inspiration. Whip up a batch in just 25 minutes!
Lamington Slice

Lamington slice

Cooling: The base of these slices will be fragile once removed from oven, and cooking will continue on standing. Let slices cool to make sure bases are firm. Slicing: For dense or chocolate-rich slices, use a large heated knife; wipe clean after each slice, using a hot damp cloth. Note
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