Add some fruit! Banana is really nice in hot porridge and it's healthy!
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How to make porridge more appetising
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Add a bit of cocoa as you’re making it.
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I let my girls pick which bowl they would like I have a cute set with a pink, yellow, blue, and green bowl. I also set out tiny bowls (1 oz) with a bit of brown sugar they can add to their porridge.
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The tip above about adding brown sugar is a good one. It makes all the difference, try it! Dread my Scottish in-laws finding out about my guilty secret!!!!!
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I sometimes add cinnamon and raisins, It is gorgeous.
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There's a honey producer in Derbyshire (England) called Kiddy Hugs and they make the most delicious flavoured honey - chocolate, rose, ginger, peppermint etc etc. Try to find their web-site. I put a spoon of the flavoured honey over the porridge and stir it in - very yummy!!
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Sorry, wrong location and name for flavoured honey as mentioned below - its Kid Hugs and they are based in Darlington, Co Durham (still in England). Amazing flavours - just be brave if you ever see them at food fairs!!
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add honey, raisins, fruit, dried fruit...cinnamon is good in the mornings because it kick starts your metabolism! try cooking with soya milk/milk instead of water...
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add cinnamon, craisens, chocolate chips, any thing you like. or get the flavored kind.
