Kid-friendly and healthy dessert places

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Surprise your kids with delicious yet healthy desserts that will disappear in seconds. We show you 5 kid-friendly places to visit with your family!

Kid-friendly - healthy dessert place #1: Scoopz

Scoopz is the answer to every parent's worst nightmare when their kids scream bloody murder simply because they have been refused ice cream. Scoopz at Marine Parade offer a good assortment of sugar-free ice cream with flavours such as chocolate, green tea, strawberry and coconut.

As the name suggest, sugar-free ice cream contains absolutely no sugar that means there is no or little carbohydrates in it. These sinless pleasures are also low in fat and calories so for mummies who are looking at losing that post-pregnancy weight, you and your little ones can now share a cup of ice cream, guilt-free. Scoopz is also popular for its adorable mascot - a cartoon scoop of ice cream with a cone hat - which is well-loved by the little ones.

Kid-friendly - healthy dessert place #2: Yogurt Place

Yogurt Place is Singapore's only fresh Greek yogurt parlour. They have several outlets around Singapore and looks exactly like your typical ice cream parlour, complete with colorful tubs of yogurt and toppings in the see-through cooler. The bright and cheery atmosphere is a definitely kid-puller, selling a wide variety of flavored Greek yogurt as well as plain yogurt with a myriad of toppings available.

The healthy dessert they produce contains less than 10g of sugar and less than 5g of fat per serving. However, the main feature is the yogurt's s thick consistency; much like a soft-serve ice cream! It is also known to be high in calcium and with a high concentration of active cultures that aid in digestion. The cookie crumble and fruit pebble toppings are popular. Different size servings - from the kids cup to a jumbo tub for take-away are available for you and the kids to enjoy.

Kid-friendly - healthy dessert place #3: Mei Heong Yuen Dessert

Mei Heong Yuen Dessert takes tradition to a whole new level with an extensive menu that consists both traditional and fusion cold and hot desserts. When dining here after a meal, pick a healthy choice of snow cones that the kids will love. Snow cones are essentially made up ice shavings and toppings. Then, help your kids choose a healthier topping instead without milk, little syrup but lots of fruits. We hear that the mango snow ice and strawberry snow ice are clear favourites!

Kid-friendly - healthy dessert place #4: Cedele

Cedele has outlets all around Singapore - the place to head to for an all-natural and highly nutritious meal and dessert. Like all kid-friendly restaurants, Cedele has several baby chairs available at your disposal so that you can settle the little tykes in comfortably for a meal.

While only two dishes are solely targeted at kids, their wide selection of desserts is made to be shared which means you can bond with your children over a plate of healthy cake! Made with unsalted butter and cold-pressed extra virgin olive oil. Many cakes are also made with whole wheat. The popular mango almond cake is made with whole wheat, centered with fresh mangoes, and covered with mango and yogurt frosting. Although highly nutritious, the kids will still love this because of its presentation and delicious taste!

If the cakes are not to the children's liking, Cedele's Cloud Nine ice cream might be the solution. With no trans-fat and also made from all natural ingredients, it is truly a healthy dessert!

Kid-friendly - healthy dessert place #5: Sun with Moon Japanese Dining and Cafe

Sun with Moon Japanese Dining and Cafe at Wheelock Place offers you and the kids a unique dining and dessert experience with a warm ambience and friendly wait staff that enjoys the company of kids. They offer children's bento sets that come with a kid-sized main course including fruits as well as Yakult.

When it comes to desserts, the idea here is Japanese novelty. Made from natural Japanese-inspired ingredients, the kids would enjoy eating here if they are adventurous with food. The silky smooth homemade tofu cheesecake is popular. Otherwise, for a refreshing treat, try sobako or buckwheat crepe filled with chestnut cream and served with a scoop of blushing pink sakura ice cream which we hear, is a hit with the little girls!

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theAsianparent

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