If your kids love peanut butter, then give this easy weeknight dinner a try. The simple noodles can be served hot or cold and they can even be topped with shredded rotisserie chicken for something heartier.

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Sweet, colorful, and perfectly refreshing—this smoothie is a hit with both kids and adults. It’s also a healthy way to incorporate fruit and protein-packed Greek yogurt into your day.

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SHOP BLENDERS

Skip the freezer aisle variety and try making your own mozzarella sticks at home instead. They’re made with string cheese sticks so they couldn’t be easier.

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If there’s one thing that’ll put a smile on anyone’s face, it’s a rainbow! Serve up these cute fruit skewers with a sweet yogurt dip and a surprise donut hole on the end.

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Popcorn chicken is the ultimate finger food. The crunchy bites are incredibly versatile. You can serve them up with ranch dressing for dipping or toss them in buffalo sauce and butter for a fun game day snack.

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Ree Drummond used to drink this mocktail as a kid, and it’s still just as popular with little ones today! The sweet and bubbly drink will make any meal feel special.

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Serve up anything bite-sized and your kids will love it, including these mini hand-held calzones. Each one is made with frozen dinner rolls and filled with ground sausage and melty cheese.

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SHOP BAKING SHEETS

Making chicken tenders in your air fryer gets them extra-crispy. Plus, it’s a slightly healthier twist on a kid-friendly classic. Serve them up with honey mustard, BBQ sauce, or ranch for dipping.

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This is a fun new way to serve pizzas to a crowd. Get your kids to help put the toppings on and make them personalized to their preferences.

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Chocolate for breakfast? Yes, please! Your kids will be singing your praises with this scrumptious baking project.

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This might just be the best way to get your kids to eat their broccoli, especially served in a bread bowl. The creamy, cheesy soup is a comfort food favorite.

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The trick to making cheeseburgers for a crew of hungry teenagers is using this method that ditches the patties. Instead, the ground beef is piled high onto slider buns.

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This recipe uses two supermarket shortcuts: frozen empanada wrappers and rotisserie chicken. It couldn’t be easier. Just make sure you serve it up with the bright herb sauce for dipping.

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Layered with melty cheese, sauce, and pepperoni, these pizza rolls are hard to resist. They would be just as delicious for a Friday Night Lights tailgate as they would for a family movie night.

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You might remember these cookies from when you were a kid yourself! They have the same warm flavor and chewy texture you know and love.

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There’s a reason this casserole dish has been a Drummond family favorite for as long as anyone can remember—it’s the perfect combination of spaghetti, chicken, and creamy sauce.

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SHOP CASSEROLE DISHES