Not all kids like cake, but their birthdays can still include something extra sweet. Check out these delicious recipes.
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Who doesn’t love ice cream sandwiches? And this recipe doubles the sweetness by using brownies as the “bread.” Get the recipe here: Brownie Ice Cream Sandwiches
Photo: Jodi PudgeFood on a stick is good, but dessert on a stick is better. These cake pops are fun to eat—and don’t have the thick frosting that many kids dislike. Get the recipe here: Cake Pops
Photo: Emily CummingThese would make the perfect treat for your little chocolate lover. Get the recipe here: The Ultimate Chocolate Chocolate Chunk Cookie
Photo: John CullenA refreshing twist on a birthday treat that will also keep little party-goers hydrated. Get the recipe here: Fruity Rocket Pops
Photo: Roberto CarusoChocolate cookie sandwiches filled with marshmallow fluff — sounds like the ideal kid-pleaser to us! Get the recipe here: Hot Chocolate Whoopee Pie
Photo: Roberto CarusoAttention PB&J lovers! We have the ultimate dessert for you to enjoy on your special day. Get the recipe here: Peanut Butter and Jam Squares
Is it technically a cake if it’s made out of waffles? Regardless, your kiddos will be munching on this like there’s no tomorrow. Get the recipe here: Strawberry Wafflecake
Photo: Roberto CarusoNot just for ice cream anymore, these cones are full of marshmallow goodness and make a yummy birthday party choice. Get the recipe here: S’mores Cones
Photo: Roberto CarusoIf you’re looking to serve something a little healthier, opt for this quinoa banana bread. It’s still sweet and provides necessary nutrients for growing tots. Get the recipe here: Quinoa Banana Bread
Photo: Emily CummingYour master builder will swoon for these adorable Minecraft Marshmallow Creepers. They’re perfect for parties! Get the recipe here: Minecraft Marshmallow Creepers
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