If you're looking for fun and tasty, nutritious can go take a jump.
The usual brownies, fairy cakes, flapjacks, funky gingerbread shapes (this is win, especially if you get little tubes of icing and they can decorate them themselves), cheese scones or straws...

Man, my mouth is watering now.
( Noeli overtheshoulderboulderholderthingstraplatchboobs, Thu 26 Nov 2009, 8:33, 1 reply, 16 years ago)

Gingerbread sounds good . . .
I can give them little plaster booties (no, this won't offend anyone - these kids have been plastered mostly since birth - they might find it funny).

And I agree, tasty does not = nutritious. I'm trying for more tasty, with perhaps less junk (if possible).
( Mrs Legless . . . belongs to, well, you know . . . :), Thu 26 Nov 2009, 8:44, Reply)

You should give them less vodka.
Edited because I'm a patronising git.
( Noeli overtheshoulderboulderholderthingstraplatchboobs, Thu 26 Nov 2009, 8:44, Reply)

Perhaps . . .
though vodka may not be considered breakfast food . . . at least for children.
( Mrs Legless . . . belongs to, well, you know . . . :), Thu 26 Nov 2009, 8:46, Reply)