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Archive for Kids’ Food
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April 18, 2008 at 3:48 pm
· Filed under Kosher Nibbles, Cheese/Yogurt/Dairy, Kids’ Food
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| Six special-edition, Spring-themed flavors of Breyers YoCrunch yogurt have replaced the core yogurt line for the season: YoCrunch with mini M&Ms candies, Oreo Cookies n’ Cream, Nestle Buncha Crunch, Butterfinger and Reese’s Pieces. The containers have a new look for springtime: themed packaging that features flowers, children at play and (aw, shucks) a baby chick with eggs. We tried the new flavors of YoCrunch recently and like them all, with the exception of the Nestle Buncha Crunch. While we enjoyed many a Crunch bar in an earlier life, the crunch nuggets that comprise Buncha Crunch taste like waxy fake food, most likely due to the confectioner’s glaze (lac resin) used to keep the nuggets crisp. Otherwise, we enjoyed mixing Butterfinger, Reese’s Pieces, M&Ms and Oreo in with our yogurt; and while this 1% milkfat line is largely vanilla-based (Buncha Crunch is made in a strawberry yogurt version as well), we’ll try it with strawberry, coffee and other flavors on our own. We like this product as a snack and dessert for kids, who want to eat candy and cookies anyway. So why not couple the junk food with a nutritious yogurt that delivers 6g of protein for the same 200 calories as a candy bar (with some live and active cultures, to boot)? The line is certified kosher OU-D. Read our full review of YoCrunch Naturals, and check out our other favorites in the Yogurt Section of THE NIBBLE online magazine. |
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Healthy yogurt marries candy or cookie pieces to create a better snack food. |
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January 24, 2008 at 8:17 pm
· Filed under Tip Of The Day, Kids’ Food
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Children as young as five can learn the joy of cooking. Companies like Sassafras and Pelican Bay make junior chef kits that let kids turn out truly delicious cookies, pizzas, pancakes and fun projects like flowerpot cakes complete with gummy worms and chocolate dirt. Share your love of food and empower a kid with a cooking kit. Add the gift of time and be the adult “supervising chef,” too. Visit the Kids’ Foods Section of THE NIBBLE online magazine to see some of our favorite specialty foods products that you can give kids—educate their palates to the “good stuff.” |
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