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WhoNu? Cookies Could Be Delicious and Nutritious

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I’m a cookie monster, I came from a cookie monster father. He and I both share an addiction to the beloved cookie. When left alone with a package he and I can finish one off in one sitting. Cookies are not healthy, so this is a bad habit that I try to avoid, but what if, with all that sugar and deliciousness, we could get something beneficial from the cookies we devoured too? Nutritional Cookies, can it be?

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imageWhoNu? Cookies Could Be Delicious and Nutritious? Certainly not me! WhoNu? cookies are deceptively nutritious. Why are they deceptive? Because they look and taste like everything one of my favorite brands makes. After receiving four different types of WhoNu? cookies, I actually thought they just repackaged my favorite chocolate chip soft cookies, my favorite black and white cookies, and my favorite crunchy chocolate chip cookies in their own packaging.

Since everyone knows that moms are going to give their children cookies from time to time, the ingenious people at Suncore Products asked the important question, “Why can’t a snack be delicious and nutritious?” WhoNu?™ cookies are designed to look like old family favorites and provide an alternative to indulgent treats that offer little or no nutritional value.  And as I said before, they succeeded.

The Nutritional Benefits of WhoNu?™ cookies:

WhoNu?™ Cookies are an excellent source of Calcium, Iron, Vitamins A, B12, C, D and E. They also have 3 grams of fiber and a total of 20 essential vitamins and minerals.

*Per 3 cookie serving. See individual product pages for complete nutrition information.

The four varieties of WhoNu?™ cookies, including chocolate and vanilla sandwich cookies and both crispy and chewy chocolate chip, will be available at major retailers nationwide this July. But thanks to the Double Duty Divas, LLC and WhoNu, you and I get to try them first.

This giveaway has ended. Congratulations to Tracee and Cathy W.

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  62. I look for a balance of foods: meat, dairy, veggies, fruits, grains, fats, and sweets. I don’t believe all the hype and I try to teach my kids to be moderate in all things.
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  113. Whole grain and high fiber products. That and fruit and vegetables high in vitamins A and C.

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  118. In my child’s I diet I always worry about wether she is getting the right nutrition. I want her to get all her food groups in the right amounts.

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  133. Making sure they get a balanced diet and eat very few packaged foods unless they are free of questionable ingredients.

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  144. I try to keep the sugar to a minimum. They always seem to find my personal candy bar stash… (guess I should be changing my habits as well 🙂 )

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  204. for my daughter, I look for lots of fruits and veggies and try to avoid sugar, artificial ingredients, hormones, etc

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  289. Voted for you in the Better Homes & Garden Cookie Contest as Hendy Martin #1
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  290. Voted for you in the Better Homes & Garden Cookie Contest as Hendy Martin #2
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  316. We try to look for as much nutrients as possible and providing a variety of options for our little one.

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  356. I look for nutrtionally balanced foods,food that provides things from more than one food group at a time
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  359. I would love it if I could get more fruits and veggies in my kiddos. They are at a pretty picky stage, but I am lucky that they at least like the V8 with the fruit flavors!!

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  361. In my son’s diet, it’s all about moderation, but I try to steer against fillers and hydrogenated oils whenever possible and towards the more wholesome foods.

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  379. When it comes to nutrition in a diet, I start with making sure there are enough nutrients from fruit and veggies. Protein is a top priority, too. Although it’s not usually thought of when thinking of “nutrients” I feel that water is also a very important element.
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  380. I voted for your Chocolate Filled Rain Drop Cookies today. (And wish I could have one. Or six) 🙂
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  390. I just try to pick healthy options for my daughter. I look for fortified foods because she doesn’t always eat a balanced diet.
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  391. I voted for MomStart’s cookie in the Better Homes & Garden Cookie Contest under username Jennie Tilson. #1
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  392. I voted for MomStart’s cookie in the Better Homes & Garden Cookie Contest under username Jennie Tilson. #2
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  410. Nutrition-wise, I like to look for food options that are high in protein and fiber and low in sugar and bad carbs, in particular high-fiber cereals, whole wheat bread, and lean proteins like chicken and fish. Organic options are always a plus as well. Thanks!

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  423. Nutritionally, I look first for low sugar, low fat items. I try to find high fiber foods also. Who Nu? Cookies sound like a great option, but I wish they had a little less sugar content.

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  432. I always look for snacks and drinks that are rich in vitamins and minerals for my children.

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  451. I try to feed my kids food that is actual food. If I must buy packaged items, then I look for brands with ingredients that I can pronounce and identify.

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  474. I look for variety and an emphasis on fresh local produce and whole grains.
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  494. I look for lots of vitamins and protein in the nutritional value the most for my daughter 🙂

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  512. I try for the most fiber with the least amount of sugar. My kids eat enough healthy foods willingly that I don’t stress too much

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  525. I look for food that has vitamins included in them. I also look at the saturated fat in items. Thank you for the chance to win! deedeebamagirl at yahoo dot com

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  527. I try to keep the sugar intake down, the protein and fiber intake up while still making sure things taste good enough that my son will eat it!

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  542. I find a variety of flavors and textures to ensure that there are lots of vitamins!

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  553. Thanks for the giveaway…we try to finds food that have a good mix of low fat & high protein for our kids.

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