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Sneak Veggies Into Your Kids' Meals
Credit: APCan't get your kids to eat their veggies?
Researchers at Pennsylvania State University have a cunning plan. They suggest ...Sneaky researchers say you can double your child's vegetable intake.
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Kids Eating More and More Meals Away From Home
Credit: APPeople used to complain that kids eat too often in front of the television instead of at the family dinner table.
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Study Says 1 in 13 US Children Have Food Allergy
1 in 13 children in the U.S. have a food allergy. Credit: Getty Images CHICAGO (AP) - Food allergies affect about one in 13 U.S. ...Peanuts and milk were the most common sources.
Skyrocketing Food Prices Leave Poor Moms Hungry
Vo Thi Quan, 44, cooks for her family dinner with vegetables in her house in Thuan Thanh, Long An province, Vietnam. Credit: AP THUAN ...As world food prices surge to the highest levels ever recorded due to a combination of production constraints and rising demand from expanding middle classes, many poor families teeter on the edge, and it is the mothers who often quietly bear the brunt.
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SweetSeat Booster Chair
The SweetSeat is just so sweet! Credit: SweetSeat There comes a time in the lives of most children when they will refuse to sit in a ...Give your kids a boost with this stylish mealtime chair.
Food Pyramid Out, 'My Plate' in For Healthy Eating
A sample plate of the new food icon My Plate, is unveiled at the Agriculture Department. Credit: Susan Walsh, AP WASHINGTON (AP) - ...There's a new U.S. symbol for healthful eating: The Agriculture Department unveiled "My Plate" on Thursday, abandoning the food pyramid that had guided many Americans but merely confused others.
Big Brother is Watching You Snarf Those Fries During School Lunch
Big brother is watching you eat lunch. Credit: Getty Images Big Brother is watching you. And he's saying, "Whoa, fat boy! Lay off the ...Watch what you eat, kids. Those surveillance cameras certainly are.










