Try these easy dessert recipes with your little ones

This easy dessert recipe is a great way for the kids to unleash their artistic side. Just dip a crunchy Oreo cookie in a warm chocolate bath and let it set. Your canvas is now ready. This chocolate popsicle can now be decorated. Use sprinkles and chocolate chips, or trace lines with your favorite sauce, be it caramel or white chocolate. As long as you have enough cookies and enough melted chocolate, you can continue playing this game. The outcome is a delicious no-bake snack that your kids will love.

Is your child a fussy fruit-eater? This little snack is a fun no-tantrum method to pack in some nutrients in your kids’ diet. Combining chocolate, Oreo cookie chunks with fresh bananas can be done in a jiffy. But why not spend a lovely afternoon together as you show them how to cut the bananas into equal-sized slices, crumble the Oreo cookies (without eating them all!), and prepare the chocolate. Let the kids have fun by dipping the banana slices into melted chocolate—exactly halfway—and coating them with the cookie crumbs. These cute little banana bites are one of the easiest desserts ever.

Don't kids just love Cadbury Bournvita? Whether stirred in warm milk or straight out of the jar with a spoon, this crunchy toasted chocolate-caramel drink is an all-time favorite. This Bubbly Brownie Bite recipe is a quick no-bake dessert that has Bournvita as its star ingredient, along with bite-size chunks of Cadbury Bubbly chocolate. The little nuggets are studded with walnuts and pistachios for that extra crunch and sweetened with chewy bits of pitted dates. These Bubbly Brownie Bites are a burst of flavor and decadence for you and your kids. But best of all, they are a healthy snack to keep your spirits and immunity up in all seasons.

Is your kid one of those that builds Lego castles and pillow forts with the concentration and determination of a general protecting his last troops? If yes, this is the recipe for you. While being largely effortless in terms of preparation, these cheesecake shots need to be assembled with care and attention to be executed perfectly. The base of chopped Oreo cookies must be followed with delicately beaten cream cheese folded into whipped cream. The third and final layer comes in the form of a ruby-red berry jam. One bite, and it will leave your tastebuds humming at the delightful layering of fruity tanginess, creamy indulgence, and crunchy cookie base.

Here’s another simple dessert recipe that invites careful layering, just like in the Oreo Cheesecake Shots. This one is a tiramisu with a twist. This recipe is ideal for older kids since it uses coffee as an ingredient. We think it’s a great idea for a family dinner or a pre-teen birthday party. Get the kids hand-on with the menu, and let them take up the responsibility of making dessert. Since this recipe requires no special equipment or stovetop time, it is safe for them to do independently. While the mascarpone and cream layer is the same as in a traditional tiramisu, this kid-friendly version is alcohol-free and replaces the rum-and-coffee-soaked biscuit layer with our fan Cadbury Oreo.

This Choco Melt Mug Cake is another one for older kids. It is for the solemn teenager you would trust with his little sister or the sprightly thirteen-year-old who is energetic and responsible. The Choco Melts mug cake is a delicious snack that can be prepared in a jiffy. When baking with younger children, let them do the fun mixing in the mug. All it requires is mix, mix, and stir, stir. Then place it in the microwave for a minute, and out comes a delicious chocolate mug cake. Remember to leave the mug cake on the counter for at least five minutes. That gooey center will be steaming hot!