How crafty. I love This it’s so creative

These look nice and I like the fun shape!

I like your style of thinking! 🙂 great for fussy eaters too!

I just love the recipes that have hidden veggies. Fantastic ideas fir those kids that hate their veg

Hayley this is incredible, love the recipe x

very cute and a great way for the little ones to eat healthier

aaww now thats very cute. A great way to get kids to try new things.

Clever way to get young ones to eat vegetables.

Very cute ! Luckily I don”t have a problem to get veggies into my kids, they even ask for it as a snack between mealtimes ????

Sneaky perhaps but such a great idea for picky eaters

This made me laugh just a little. I have a teen boy who I need to get vegies into. I’m not sure cars will do it for him, though. Love the idea, but I might try footballs instead!!!

wow i have to get some moulds lol! i only have some heart shapes but i reckon the kids would appreciate a “car” for dinner lol. Cheers for the fabulous idea! very clever

Anything that looks cool has my vote! I love making veges fun. I’m guessing these can probably be frozen and would reheat well, might make a batch and test it out, then do a bull batch if they freeze well

What a great idea to make cars especially for boys to eat

I think I would prefer rice to cous cous.

thats adorable! i wouldnt of thought to shape the cous cous! may have to try it!

Very cute ! Does the couscous need to be boiled before adding ?

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  • • cherz replied
    • 29 Sep 2016 , 12:32 pm

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  I was also wondering the same thing.

I’ve only tried cous cous once and didn’t love the texture, but I can imagine presenting it this way would be fun for kids.

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  • • kjgarner replied
    • 30 Jun 2016 , 6:15 pm

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  I have never tried it before

I would imagine a lot of vegetables could be made this way. Clever!

My boys would love these, we’ve never tried couscous before