
The recipe book I wish I had years ago, for the endless “Mom, can I have a snack?” moments.
If you want to feed your family healthier but don’t want to spend hours meal prepping, searching social media, or wondering what your kids will actually eat, I made this for you!
The Snack Drawer is a collection of easy snacks, treats, breakfasts, and savory bites I make for my own family, all in one beautiful, easy-to-use digital cookbook.
These are the recipes my kids constantly ask me to make, and they're the recipes so many of YOU have loved and made for your own families too.
Think chocolate donuts, cottage cheese waffles, no-bake brownie balls, naturally colorful gummies, homemade chocolate bars, muffins, cookies, freezer treats, savory waffles, crackers, dips and more!
ALL made from simple, nourishing ingredients you probably already have at home. No gluten, no refined sugars, no unnecessary additives.
35 family-friendly recipes divided into 4 easy sections:
NO OVEN
Quick snacks, blender recipes and easy everyday favorites.
THE BAKED ONES
Cookies, muffins, brownies and other oven favorites.
FRIDGE & FREEZER
Make-ahead treats you can keep chilled, frozen and ready.
SAVORY
Quick, nourishing snacks for lunchboxes, after school, and everyday life.
I wanted this book to actually make snack time easier, so I also included:
• My Pantry Staples so you can see the ingredients I reach for again and again
• My Fridge & Freezer Staples for keeping easy options on hand
• Simple Swaps for ingredients you might not have/love, so you don’t have to abandon a recipe because you’re missing one thing
• A Weekly Snack Planner to help you prep and plan without overcomplicating it
• Clickable Recipe Links so you can jump straight from the contents page to the recipe you want
• Lina’s Tip on every recipe page that answers some of your most-asked questions
• Kid Jobs throughout the book so your kids can actually get involved in making the snacks too!
You do not need to make everything in this book.
In fact, I designed it around a much simpler rhythm: choose a few snacks each week, prep one recipe ahead when you can, keep a quick five-minute option on hand, and repeat the recipes your family loves.
The goal isn’t to make snack time perfect.
It’s to make it easier, more nourishing, and more realistic for your family.
You want to make healthier choices for your family without spending your whole day in the kitchen.
You’re tired of saving 100s of recipes all over Instagram and never being able to find them again.
You want more homemade options without feeling like you need to make everything from scratch every day.
You’re looking for recipes made with simple ingredients and plenty of naturally sweetened, gluten-free, protein-packed and make-ahead options.
And most importantly, you want food your kids will actually be excited to eat.
Every recipe in this book started in my own kitchen, usually with two very opinionated little taste-testers nearby.
Some became instant favorites, some took a few tries, and many have now been made over and over again by families all over the world.
My hope is simple: when one of these recipes becomes the healthier snack your kids keep asking you to make, The Snack Drawer has done exactly what I hoped it would.
Instant digital download
49-page interactive PDF
35 recipes + planning tools, kitchen staples, and helpful tips