WithExtraVeg

I’m so glad I found WithExtraVeg! As a pregnant woman fighting anemia, I love that these are nutritious for the whole family. I customized them by swapping sesame for chia and adding a hint of vanilla—absolute perfection. Even my skeptical household members can’t get enough of them.

This is the third batch I’ve whipped up for my mother-in-law, who has a serious passion for them. She’s 89 and quite the picky eater, so having something she actually enjoys is a win. While I can’t say for sure if they’re boosting her iron levels given her need for regular infusions for anemia, I certainly don’t mind the extra effort. They’re such a quick and healthy snack to prepare that the work feels well worth it. On this trip around, I actually remembered to slip on some disposable gloves while prepping the veggies!

Just tried these treats from WithExtraVeg and they are delicious. I soaked the dates for about ten to fifteen minutes and mixed in a tablespoon or two of that soaking water, which created the ideal consistency for shaping the balls. I swapped out sesame seeds for black and white chia seeds to help boost my toddler’s iron intake since he’s quite picky. Fingers crossed he likes them, but I definitely enjoyed them!

I was looking for a convenient way to boost my daughter’s iron intake, and WithExtraVeg’s simple, wholesome ingredient list caught my eye. I gave their recipes a shot and was genuinely impressed by the quality. They are so delicious that we’ve had to ration them out over a few days! Kudos to the team at WithExtraVeg for sharing such fantastic food ideas.

WithExtraVeg’s treats are a total win for parents. I called them doughnut holes for my toddler and he loved every bite! A huge hit in our house.

WithExtraVeg’s recipes are a lifesaver for quick meals. I whipped these up in my Thermomix without a hitch, and they were a big hit in our household—even for the picky eater who usually turns his nose up at veggies.