
…and fiber. These recipes are balanced so that most of your calories are not coming from sugar or saturated fat and are designed to provide some important nutrients as well….
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…of having their winning recipe appear on the UNH menu. When you think of college dining, you probably think of tons of pizza and kids cooking up ramen noodles in…
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…for Kids Here are five essential, brain-boosting nutrients to include in your child’s diet. Read all of Allison’s articles » Allison offers quick tips on everything from the basics of using…
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We’ve made it through the holidays, but with the kids home from school and the hustle and bustle of the party season still winding down, it can be a challenge…
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…day. You’ll love it for the nutrition, your kids will love the taste! The dates sweeten the oatmeal so you won’t need any added sugar. Three Guiding Stars iconThree Guiding…
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…with those that they may be less excited to eat. It means understanding that parties, sleepovers and other events are going to happen and teaching our kids how to have…
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…simple and inexpensive faire, like roasted almonds, Chickpea Pesto Sandwiches and whole fruit. Let your kids help with the planning by letting them choose snacks from the store that earn…
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…she waited for the oatmeal. I poured the required amount of boiling water (use half water and half 100% apple juice if your kid needs it sweet) right into the…
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