Sweet and rich homemade coleslaw

Sweet cranberries and poppy seeds make this sweet and rich homemade coleslaw a favorite for everyone on the crispy cabbage!

Sometimes my kids ignore their vegetables. Shocked, I know. When it happens for days in a row, it is usually a reminder that we need to make some switching between things.

Even when the kids are frustrated at the moment when they refuse to eat, I actually appreciate how they keep my toes. Because it’s important for them to try many different foods…this is how they learn to enjoy new things!

And if they don’t let me know when I’m bored with the usual product… then, we’re just suffering from UDR (unidentified dinner rut). This is not good.

Also, sometimes I hit the jackpot with new recipes. I’ll find something Very well, before I knew it, everyone recovered the pathway to vegetables. I feel like a million dollars.

This salad became one of those instant hits in our home. It’s crisp and sweet and pairs perfectly with chicken, pasta or beans.

We call it Caramba! Coleslaw, because there is a stupid name, the kids really feel like It’s for them.

Yes!

How to Make Sweet and Rich Coleslaw

This salad is very easy to make, especially if you use a pre-cut salad mixture. (PSSST…I’m a bit like a DIY snob, so I broke myself. But you really don’t have to.)

Simply stir the seasoning well, pour it over the cabbage, and add it to the insert. Eat it on the table or bring it to a potluck or a picnic.

Poppy seeds and covered cranberries both look beautiful…

The nutrition in this salad is great: it’s full of fiber, vitamin C, vitamin K, protein (really!) and antioxidants.

Yes, there are some sugars from maple syrup, but we can accept it. Remember, the purpose is to get kids excited about fruits and vegetables! If they like this cabbage salad tonight, then they are more likely Try it in another way tomorrow.

Let the kids go to salad

Kids may not attract salads when they are young, but I learned not to worry. They will appear over time and last.

We can use some good tips to make salads more approachable to snackers. Here’s what we do here: green greens, super flavor and sweet cranberries, Aye Caramba! Coleslaw is Totally approachable.

Mix them with your kids, place the bowl on the table and see you convert to a salad couple tonight.