When you dreamed of life with children, you envision beautiful lifestyle with your well-behaved children (not like those screaming kind you always see at the grocery store! pfft, not your kids!), your kids will be nutritious and delightful, and always eating the beautiful meals you made them, sweetly asking for seconds of their peas & carrots. Reality is more like a hostage negotiation, where you’re actually promising some form of chocolate reward if they take a bite of their veggies. The struggle is real. Your parenting dreams are seemingly slipping away from your grip. Buuuut…maybe there’s another way? Maybe, you can feed your kids all those healthy veggies and nutrients they need, and they won’t even know it! Here’s 10 “sneaky” (but, loving!) suppers you can feed your kids tonite. You’ll feel better for it, and they won’t know the difference!

1. Hidden Veggie Crock Pot Sloppy Joes

With carrots and mushrooms cooked right into the sloppy joes, your kids won’t know within all that delicious mess, they’re having a good serving of vegetables, too!

http://www.yummyhealthyeasy.com/2015/02/hidden-veggie-crock-pot-sloppy-joes.html#_a5y_p=3303169 Photos by: Yummy Healthy Easy

2.  Hidden Veggie Pizza

With an entire package of spinach in the sauce along with other veggies, the kids will munch this down without any clue of their hidden “Popeye” super food.

http://www.superhealthykids.com/hiddenveggiepizza/ Photo by: Super Healthy Kids

3. Hidden Veggie Smoothie

These adorable “Minion” smoothies are made with a mix of healthy yellow fruits, and a yellow vegetable too. Can you guess what one it is? This smoothie is perfect for on-the-go suppers.

http://www.eatsamazing.co.uk/recipes-tutorials/hidden-vegetable-smoothie-recipes Photos by: Eats Amazing

4. Sneaky Veggie-Smuggling Sausage Rolls

With grated carrots and zucchini rolled right into the sausage rolls, your kids will just simply ENJOY their meal, without picking it apart in fear of *gasp* actually eating a vegetable…

http://babyology.com.au/food/lets-cook-a-recipe-for-sneaky-veggie-smuggling-sausage-rolls.html?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=SNAP Photo by: Babyology

5. Homemade Chicken Nuggets With Hidden Veggies

If your house is anything like mine, chicken nuggets are basically their own food group. Pretty hard to shove a carrot in the middle of one without them noticing. This recipe provides you a solution with a dip-able nugget with veggies so small, they just look like colorful flecks!

http://www.cookingforbusymums.com/homemade-chicken-nuggets-with-hidden-vegetables/ Photos by: Cooking For Busy Mums

6. Hidden Squash Mac & “Cheese”

This recipe is not only made with butternut squash for the sauce, it’s also completely dairy-free and vegan. Perfect for those with dietary restrictions, but if not – still a great way of serving up a healthy version of the classic mac & cheese.

http://www.forkly.com/recipes/kids-adult-friendly-vegan-mac-cheese/ Photo by: Forkly

8. Crouching Turkey Hidden Veggie Pasta

This recipe is amazing because it simply uses whatever veggies you have on hand! No need to sneak those carrots into the cart, just grab whatever you have at home available, and make this delicious pasta tonight.

http://kiwiandbean.com/hidden-vegetable-pasta-sauce/ Photos by: Kiwi & Bean

9. Two-Minute Sesame Noodles With Hidden Veggies

A healthy dinner for your littles in only 2 minutes, and there’s vegetables right in there? Now that’s a home run.

http://www.cookingforbusymums.com/two-minute-sesame-noodles-hidden-vegetables/ Photo by: Cooking For Busy Mums

10. Cheesy Broccoli Tots

We all know that kids love food that can be dipped. That’s why tater tots are so awesome, and nuggets, and pizza, and fries…the list goes on. So these broccoli tots are combined with delicious cheeses like cheddar and Parmesan (kid favorites!) and baked into the perfect kid finger food.

https://dashingdish.com/recipe/cheesy-broccoli-tater-tots Photos by: Dashing Dish

 

 

Sarah Nicole

Since successfully losing 100lbs by changing her relationship with food and her body, Sarah has taken her passion for food and balanced it between cucumbers and cupcakes. When she's not bustling her way around a kitchen, you can find her working out or winding down at home with her 3 kids and pug. Follow Sarah's journey on Instagram @TheBirdsPapaya.

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