Healthy or healthy and low sugar baking options

[CleverCatty]

This is partly for me but also for my toddler nephew who often comes to stay (about once a month).

He's made muffins etc with his mum and dad and last time made gingerbread men out of a packet mix (Tescos).

I also got a Bosh Banging Brownie Kit from Waitrose for him which I'll add raspberries and nuts to as they suggest.

Any healthy maybe fruity and lower sugar options for him to do?

Also for me generally please. I love Chocolate Tiffin - but these of course are high in fat. :-(

Google recipes using mashed banana instead of sugar.

www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/sugar-free-banana-cake

makethebestofeverything.com/2015/08/dessert-recipes-where-sugar-is-replaced-with-bananas/

Davina McCall did a sugar free recipe book but it was more refined sugar free as honey is still sugar, I’m sure I made the flapjacks and thought they were okay.

www.redonline.co.uk/health-self/nutrition/a525743/davinas-sugar-free-sweets-and-cakes/

If you don't want to use sugar, could you make savoury muffins or cheese biscuits? Otherwise I second recipes using banana (or other fruit). Not massively low sugar but my DS loved making Rice Krispie cakes the other day and I just kept the sugar level low.

Cheese straws
Pizzas
Pizza whirls/pinwheels
Savoury flapjacks
Savoury muffins
Frittata muffins
Courgette loaf www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/courgette-loaf-cake
Sausage rolls

Thanks to all 3 of you who replied - will definitely be trying more of that.

Toddler DNephew likes cake etc and snacking but likes it a lot so tempered with more fruit etc should be a winner!