Happymelts

Posted by Vera On September - 2 - 2009

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Have you heard of HAPPYMELTS yet? They are a delicious, naturally sweetened freeze-dried yogurt snack that melt in baby’s mouth and are easy to pick up and swallow. The bites contain real organic fruit and yogurt and are also fortified with calcium and vitamin D.

HAPPYMELTS contain over two billion live and active prebiotic and probiotic cultures boosted with a variety of health benefits for babies. Probiotics have been shown in some studies reduce the severity of diarrhea and certain allergies in children, and prebiotics work in conjunction with the probiotics to encourage the development of these gut-friendly bacteria. The consumption of pre- and probiotics together has also been linked to a decrease the number of respiratory infections in some children.

The snacks are high protein, low in sugar, and contain no artificial coloring, no artificial flavors, and no GMOs. HAPPYMELTS can be purchased at the following retailers: Babies R Us, Whole Foods and Target for a suggested retail price of $3.69 to 4.19.

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Del Monte Fruit Chillers Freeze and Eat Tubes are yummy frozen sorbet treats that will benefit your family in more ways than one. It will trick the kids into thinking they’re eating a deliciously naughty snack because it tastes great but doesn’t actually contain any artificial flavors or corn syrup. It is provides a rich source of vitamin C, is completely fat-free, and only 55 calories each! This also equates to 1 point for those of you on the Weight Watchers program.

Each carton contains 8 tubes that equal an entire pound of real fruit. This convenient and tasty snack is available in two flavors: Strawberry Snowstorm and Grape Berry Blizzard. This no-mess, on-the-go, family-friendly treat is available in the canned good aisle at your local grocery store and averages a retail price of about $2.89 per carton.

by Samantha Ewers

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Y Water is a brand new product out targeting children and helping them stay healthy. Besides the added benefits, the bottles are made 100% out of recyclable material and are also 100% reusable.  This low calorie organic beverage promises to specifically target the needs of our growing children.

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Comes in four flavors:

  • Muscle Water
  • Brain Water
  • Immune Water
  • Bone Water

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Chex School Fuel

Posted by Vera On August - 20 - 2009
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Do you want an easy snack to make for the whole family?   For under $20 you can create a sweet crunchy snack in just a few minutes purchasing the ingredients at your local grocery store. 

The chocolate topping is optional (step 3), I personally don’t add it and the mix still tastes great.     The actual recipe is listed below as well as a link to the recipe from Chex cereal.      My nieces and nephews give this a two thumbs up.

Ingredients

3/4 cup packed brown sugar
6 tablespoons butter or margarine
3 tablespoons light corn syrup
1/4 teaspoon baking soda
4 cups Corn Chex cereal
4 cups Rice Chex cereal
1/4 cup semisweet chocolate chips

 

Step 1   Cover cookie sheet with waxed paper. In large microwavable bowl, microwave brown sugar, butter and corn syrup uncovered on High 1 to 2 minutes, stirring after 1 minute, until melted and smooth. Stir in baking soda until dissolved. Stir in cereals.

Step 2  Microwave on High 3 minutes, stirring each minute. Spread on cookie sheet to cool, about 10 minutes. Break into bite-size pieces.

Step 3   In microwavable bowl, microwave chocolate chips uncovered on High about 1 minute 30 seconds or until chocolate can be stirred smooth (bowl will be hot). Drizzle chocolate over snack. Refrigerate about 30 minutes or until chocolate is set.

Written by: LaToya R.

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Vera Sweeney is a mom of two beautiful babies and the owner of I'm Not Obsessed, I'm Not Shopping and INO Mommy. She currently lives on Long Island and sleeps about 4 hours a day.

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