It doesn't always have to be as complicated as we're making it, even though we're keeping it fairly simple.

You can even simplify our ideas further.

So maybe one night it's eaten mess, but maybe another night it's just the berries and the leftover whipped cream.

And another night, it's just, you know, a banana and, you know, just a cooked banana.

And that's it.

Welcome to didn't I just feed you.

A podcast about feeding kids.

Hi, I'm Stacey.

And I'm Megan.

By request from Stacey, we're going to talk about making super quick desserts.

It's one part easy recipes and one part sort of semi-homemade desserts that you can put together while grocery shopping.

Cece, this is something I actually think that you do super well.

So what are the parameters for 20 minute desserts? That they take 20

minutes. I don't know. I feel like, okay, but something you put together. Okay. If we're going to just

open a box of Oreos and be like, here, dessert, like we're going to give people more than that, right?

Yes. And I think of you as being the queen of dessert. And where

this really came from is the idea of dessert every day. Yes. Right? This, it's such a joy to have

something sweet after dinner. And we're in that time. Some people are back to school. Some people are

going back to school. Like, it just fall gets hectic and then winter gets hectic. I just feel like between like August, for some people, the beginning of August, for some people the end of August, all the way to December just feels like a fire drill. And making it easy for people to have sweet treats around

the house as like a little fun surprise after school or a little bite of something good after

dinner just feels so nice when everything feels busy and maybe either challenging or like you don't get a moment

to breathe. Right. And this feels like it'll serve people outside of the holidays because I feel

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