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Written By Alison Chew | Dietitian Verified by Rebecca Housh, MS, RDN
Foodstirs has reinvented your favorite childhood sweets by removing 25%-50% of the sugar and using sustainable clean ingredients to deliver delicious seasonal baking kits, baking mixes, and sweet snacks to your door.
All Foodstirs products use less sugar compared to competitors, are USDA organic and non-GMO, use fair-trade chocolate from organic farmers, and are the first sweet snack brand to receive the “Glyphosate® Residue Free certification” verifying that their products are free from the world’s most used herbicide.
Baking kits range from $19.99-$25.99, with the majority of the kits priced at $25.99. There are a variety of options available as well as seasonal options. For instance, you can order the ultimate mini gingerbread house cookie kit for $23.99. This is a limited edition seasonal cookie club purchase that includes baking tools as well.
Cookie mixes from Foodstirs sell for $5.99 with a Keto option for $8.99. Not only do they have cookie mixes, but there are also brownies, coffee cake, sweet breads, and seasonal options such as chocolate chippy pumpkin bread. SHOP NOW >>
As a middle school cooking class teacher, I always gravitate to finding recipes that I can make with my children or that they can make independently.
Cooking is one of those hobbies that I feel is important to start young so not only do they learn how to cook but also so they can gain confidence in the kitchen. Not to mention I get a lesson in patience and tolerance along the way. Foodstirs checks all the boxes. SHOP NOW >>
With both of these recipes, I guided my children along the way but if they were to repeat the recipe they could easily accomplish the same result on their own. As an added benefit, making a sweet treat such as this is a huge accomplishment for them.
Watching them revel in their finished product was a Mommy win for me as well. SHOP NOW >>
This teddy island cupcake kit is just the most adorable thing ever!
This kit comes with all that is needed to make the cupcakes and frosting, blue food coloring for half of the frosting, gummy bears for each of the cupcakes, and palm tree paper umbrellas for half of the cupcakes.
To make the sand of the cupcakes you crumble an extra cupcake. All that was needed from home was eggs, butter, milk, and yogurt. My 11-year old twins made most of this recipe with my guidance and the final project was the most adorable sweet treat.
The taste was amazing as well. The cupcakes were moist and delicious and the frosting was not overly sweet. SHOP NOW >>
If I was searching for a cooking kit to inspire my children to get more comfortable in the kitchen I would definitely recommend Foodstirs.
Gaining confidence in the kitchen needs to extend beyond simple meals. Encouraging children to also try their hand at baking is a lesson in following directions with the sweetest reward at the end.
Foodstirs accomplishes that task with easy-to-follow directions and great-tasting desserts. SHOP NOW >>
This sweet tooth sugar cookie mix is a perfect standby cookie recipe for your children to use.
All you need to include in the recipe is butter and one egg.
The end result is a perfect sugar cookie that can easily be adapted to create holiday-themed cookies or you could add coloring or flavor enhancers (lemon zest, coconut syrup, etc.).
Foodstirs might want to create a monthly box with a cookie cutter to match the holiday or season and possibly some frosting or sprinkles. SHOP NOW >>
This sugar cookie recipe is really easy to create and tastes amazing. If I knew I needed to make sugar cookies for a birthday party or school function I would definitely consider ordering this box.
In addition, I think there is a great opportunity for Foodstirs to offer a sugar cookie box monthly that includes a cookie cutter or two that would include the holiday that month of the season.
My children would love to receive a themed cookie box when their favorite holiday is approaching. SHOP NOW >>
I had always been curious about Foodstirs baking kits so I was excited to try them out with my youngest children.
These baking kits are perfect for those children that want to pursue baking but maybe are not quite ready to measure and sift. With a Foodstirs baking kit, you can feel confident in getting quality ingredients, with simple instructions, and a sweet reward at the end.
Baking can be really stressful. Why not take away some of the guesswork and use a mix that will achieve a consistent result? SHOP NOW >>
We were so excited to try out the new Foodstirs Turkey Treat baking kit!
These brownies are super easy to make and look adorable. The kit comes with all of your dry ingredients plus a cute turkey cookie cutter, and you simply add eggs and oil for the brownies and then butter and cream cheese or yogurt for the icing.
This kit is $19.99. SHOP NOW >>
This is a great activity to do on Thanksgiving Day to get the kids involved in the meal and to keep them entertained. Plus, they taste great!
We recommend cutting the icing with cream cheese to cut back on the sweetness as the icing was a little too sweet for our tastes. SHOP NOW >>
Baking Tips:
I highly recommend Foodstirs for any home that embraces baking and for the younger bakers in your home that are curious about creating some treats for the family.
These mixes take a lot of the guesswork out of cooking and help a beginner baker create a consistently delicious finished product to share with family and friends.
These seasonal baking kits are also a great option to send as a birthday gift to a child who loves to bake or to have around the house for a fun (and sweet) weekend activity.
Enjoy Foodstirs and all the baking memories that will come with it. SHOP NOW >>
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| This post has been reviewed and approved by our dietitian Rebecca Housh, MS, RDN, LDN for nutritional accuracy. | |
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 | Rebecca Housh is a registered dietitian based in Chicago, IL. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Human Physiology from Boston University and a Master of Science in Human Nutrition from the University of Illinois in Chicago. Rebecca is passionate about the idea of food as medicine in both preventative and therapeutic care. Her current professional interests lie in food security, food access, and nutrition for chronic disease. |
