Sunsweet Prunes now come in a single serving and they are popping in kids mouths.
My kids love them. I actually served them at a play date and they were eaten. I’m not big on prunes so I’m not a good example but these are great to give to kids. They are individually wrapped so a single serving is easy to stick to. One mom had to take them away from her kids because there is a small fear of the “after diaper”.
What causes the “after diaper”
- Antioxidant rich. Prunes have a high antioxidant (ORAC) score. Antioxidants help to slow the oxidative damage to our bodies, and many researchers believe that antioxidants slow the aging process.
- Potassium punch. Move over bananas! Ounce for ounce, prunes have more potassium than bananas. Studies have shown potassium helps prevent hypertension and stroke.
- Bone health. A handful of nutrient-rich prunes a day may help bone metabolism and the reversal of bone loss for people with osteoporosis. They may also lead to improved bone formation.
- Low Glycemic Index (GI). Prunes are a low GI food, and therefore help to contribute to a low Glycemic Load diet and can aid in preventing and managing conditions including diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cancer and obesity.
- Heart health. Prunes can help play a role in preventing heart disease and chronic diseases because they’re rich in antioxidants, which slow the chemical process of oxidation and protect key cell components from damage.
- Prebiotic power. Prunes naturally contain prebiotics, which stimulate the growth of healthy bacteria in the large intestine. This helps dietary fiber perform well and promotes immune system and digestive health.
- Weight loss. Prunes are a good source of fiber, and this can help keep hunger pangs at bay. As a food component, fiber isn’t absorbed, so it doesn’t contribute calories that’s why high-fiber foods are included in weight loss diets. Plus, four prunes have just 100 calories!
Now you realize these are all good things. So this is nutritious and delicious, I just don’t like the chewing. I’d rather drink prunes.
Pop a prune encourages healthy eating and even I need to do more of that. I should be popping prunes instead of chocolate chips then maybe I’d be losing weight.
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We eat lots of fresh fruits and veggies!
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We learn about cooking and baking what makes home meals nutritious. and prunes are delicious, I like them cold.
The kids will eat fruit…as long as it’s already cut up for them. I don’t mind cutting it all…since they eat healthy…and I do too!
We cook a lot from scratch…. and do not eat out I never add salt
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My kids are good, healthy eaters. They love fresh fruits like apples, tangerines and grapes. They also eat whole-wheat products willingly and we never have soda in our house — they always drink milk or water. They do have a small dessert each night, because I want them to learn to have things in moderation, but they generally don’t whine for sweets or request unhealthy food.
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I make sure that I have plenty of healthy snacks available. I only buy junk food for special occasions.
I send a fruit snack to school with my 6 year old.
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I send healthy snacks to school with my 6yr old.
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Luckily both my kids love fresh fruits. So they’re always up for having that as a snack. Thanks.
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We go to the local farmers market every week
I am about to start my baby on homemade oatmeal cereal that I will make myself by grinding oatmeal and cooking it into a thin paste. Prunes is also going to be one of his first foods too.
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I get my kids to eat in moderation.
I eat healthy so they follow by example
My son is grown but I still have to urge him to eat veggies. Other than that, he eats good
We have fruits and veggies with every meal
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