Thanks for sharing. I needed something healthy to make for my hubby and kids this week and just so happen to have left over zuchinnis in the fridge. I’m not actually a fan of quiche but these muffins look like something I could possibly handle eating and I do love any way of getting extra veggies into our diets!

These look super tasty – yum. Slice in my time, it is a great way to nutrients and your vegetables in your daily food. I have not considered making muffins before but I love this idea. Thank you so much for sharing this. There’s something I’m going to make as I freeze a lot of zucchini slices and keep it in the freezer for lunches for work and for my child for school.

Yum zucchini muffins are so good! I always add bacon and carrot to mine too. Such an easy way to hide veggies in my children’s diet and they love it so that’s a bonus. My eldest is super picky so any thing to hide those veggies haha. Great recipe thank you!

Aw I like vegetable muffins and this is an easy recipe ! The recipe makes me think of the broccoli muffins I often make, it is at least very similar. I think I would like to add some grated garlic and maybe a bit of homemade pesto. The only disadvantage is that my kids don’t like to eat them cold, which makes it less suitable for the lunchbox

🤤Yummmm! These look and sound absolutely delicious! I am definitely going to add them to my list. My child would love to help make these. Now the question is are they going to be for the kids lunch boxes or for mine! Time will certainly tell ha ha ha ha

Wow absolutely loving this easy recipe. Very healthy snack or lunch for kids. Must try recipe very easy to make and few ingredients too. Definitly going to try this for my kids for their lunch box and will freeze them and when ever i need them i can quickly grab them.

Zucchini slice muffins are my absolute lifesaver when life gets hectic. They’re the perfect way to sneak extra nutrition into my kids’ days without turning every meal into a battlefield.
Grated zucchini disappears into a cheesy, savoury batter packed with eggs, a little cheese, and whatever extras I have on hand (bacon or ham is always a winner). The kids devour them — and the adults do too! They’re soft, moist, and taste like a treat rather than “healthy food.”
Best of all, they’re ridiculously easy to whip up in one batch. I bake a big tray on the weekend and we’ve got ready-to-go breakfasts, lunchbox fillers, and after-school snacks for days. They freeze beautifully too, so I always have something wholesome on hand when the chaos hits.
Hidden veggies, real protein, zero fuss — these little muffins are pure mum magic.

This recipe looks great and sk few ingredients too which is great. I’ll have to omit corn. My kids live corn on the cob but won’t eat kernels lol! I’ll try to show restraint with the cheese, I always add more and it ends up being too much! Ha ha

Fantastic idea for lunch or a snack.

I love making zuchinni slice. I never follow the recipe though. I always add a tonne of extra veg to it to use up whatever needs to be used in the fridge. It always turns out delicious. I then cut into portions and freezer for work lunches and morning tea for the kids at school.

I love making zuchinni slice. I never follow the recipe though. I always add a tonne of extra veg to it to use up whatever needs to be used in the fridge. It always turns out delicious. I then cut into portions and freezer for work lunches and morning tea for the kids at school.

I’ve been trying to find more ways to get veggies into the kids, and this is a great option. Vegetarian as well. You could also add in bacon if you like that – kind of like a veggie quiche. This size is good for lunchboxes, fingerfood for parties or events calling for ‘bring a plate’.

Love these. I often make zucchini slice and this recipe, making them in muffin tins sounds great and are great for lunchbox size. The kids love these as they very tasty to bring to school. Easy to make so that reminds me I should make some and freeze some for extra convenience.

Oh yum! These look amd sound delicious! I have been looking for some tasty and healthy muffin recipes to make my kid for their lunchbox. It is quite a challenge finding something that is both delicious and nutritious and these muffins sound like they might fit the bill. I am definitely going to give these a shot and hope for the best!

I make zucchini slice all the time, in fact, I made it tonight. But it never occurred to me to make zucchini slice muffins. This would be really handy for kids lunchboxes and also for my work lunch. I like the addition of canned corn, that’s something my recipe doesn’t have. Nice! So glad I saw this recipe.

So glad to have stumbled upon this recipe. Our garden is now flourishing with zucchinis and our chickens are laying flat out. This recipe sounds great and I think they would be a great addition to our daughters lunch box who has just started kinder. Thank you for the share, definitely making these

This is a nice recipe for sure ! I would most certainly add some garlic. I wonder if we should squeeze out any liquid from the zucchini after grating them ? My experience is that the liquid can make muffins quite soggy. The one thing sadly my kids don’t like is cold savoury muffins, it limits options for sure.

These are great a quick easy snack and yummy breakfast on the go my grandkids love them when they come around and they love helping to make them even take them home to take to school and kinder.
Can be changed to suit every taste. I like to add diced bacon and chopped tomato

This recipe is so very timely because I have been given so many zucchinis from people that seem to have an over abundance of them at the moment. I will most definitely be making zucchini muffins, zucchini cake and zucchini slice and other foods and recipes that contain yummy zucchini.

Absolutely a game changer. For children whom are picky eaters. I highly approve this as a mother with many kids this feeds alot they get some veg and very delicious. Make a batch up amd freeze time saving for us mothers and kids get a fresh one everytime its defrosted.