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	Gluten-Free Protein Bars
	Japanese Turkey Rice Balls (Onigiri) Holidays are made happier with cheery voices of children. Of course, channeling the (sometimes sugar-charged) energy of little ones can be a challenge. Here's a kid-friendly project which will yield yummy and healthy results.
	Gluten-Free Grateful Thanksgiving Turkey Cupcakes Gluten-Free Glutino Turkey Cupcakes are at the top of my Thanksgiving gratitude list. 1. The cupcakes are fun to make kid-friendly projects. 2. The turkey cupcakes are festive. 3. Rich chocolate cake can be shared by all in cupcake form by all. (Nobody ever guesses they are gluten-free!) You'll need Nutter Butters for your Thanksgiving turkey cupcake decorations. Here's a link to a recipe for gluten-free peanut butter sandwich cream cookies.
	Pocky Halloween Cupcakes The cat's meow!
	Kippy's Organic Non-Dairy Chocolate Ice Cream
	Gluten-Free Almond Joy Cupcakes Gluten-Free Almond Joy Cupcakes are laden with all the luscious decadence of the Almond Joy candy bar. However, all the ingredients are au naturel. No chemicals. So, smile. Enjoy the lush mingling of chocolate, coconut and almonds! This recipe yields 14 cupcakes and is adapted from a Hold the Grain post. (The frosting recipe is a Ninja Baker original.)
	ABC Glutino Snack Pack My ABC Glutino Snack Pack Bento is one smart way to approach snack time. Your child will give you an A+ for yumminess. (Shhh, don’t tell him/her the treats are actually healthy!)
	Gluten-Free Strawberry Pop Tart Sandwich Bento This Gluten-Free Strawberry Pop Tart Sandwich Bento is a twist on a childhood lunch. Cream cheese and jam sandwiches were introduced to me in Tokyo by my stepmother. Apparently it was a ‘50s classic. Go with red apples for an all red theme. Go for green apples if you prefer a bit of tart to balance sweet pastry.
	Bunny Love Bento A scrumptious scoop of animal crackers stars in this gluten-free bento lunch. The bento is chock full of veggies, nuts and fruits that a bunny would love. But Bunny Love Bentos are not just for “wabbits.” (Remember the Trix cereal commercial?) You’ll need: A Japanese bento box Bunny rabbit cookie cutters
	Japanese Moon Gazing Potatoes East meets West. Sake wine puts an edge on sugar. American potatoes take on a Japanese twist. Japanese Moon Gazing Potatoes are perfect party appetizers. And spectacular served as a side dish when temperatures soar. Ninja Note: Here’s a simple Japanese dashi soup stock recipe. Premade powdered dashi is also available at Asian markets and online. Adapted from The Poetical Pursuit of Food by Sonoko Kondo, Clarkson N. Potter, Inc./Publishers

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