Re: speaking of kids not eating

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the link! I've been looking for something like this

for " on the go " , as we do not do fast food. Dehydrated whole foods

are way better than just " fortifying " a food, IMO. I love that these

are soy-free, too. Hard to find any kind of protein bar that is soy

free. How do they taste? Raw honey is an excellent source of

micronutrients. I forgot to look at the overall sugar content, I'll

have to check that out, but overall these look wonderful, thanks

again!

>

> My sister gave my son a " perfect foods bar " to try and he

> liked it. It has an impressive amount of protein -- 18

> grams per 7 oz br -- but it's also quite expensive --

> over $2/bar. My sister likes it because it has all this

> vegetable matter in it, but I can't help but wonder if

> sticking spinach powder etc. in a food really has much

> nutritional value? What do you think?

>

> Here's the URL:

> http://store.perfectfoodsresearch.com/ProductDetails.asp?

ProductCode=BARSPB

>

> I'm trying to decide if it's worth the money or if I should

> find another protein bar that's more reasonably priced. We're

> finding it harder and harder to get any protein into him.

>

> Willa

>

[Guest guest]

On Aug 2, 6:41am, " " wrote:

} Thanks for the link! I've been looking for something like this=20

} for " on the go " , as we do not do fast food. Dehydrated whole foods=20

} are way better than just " fortifying " a food, IMO. I love that these=20

} are soy-free, too. Hard to find any kind of protein bar that is soy=20

} free. How do they taste? Raw honey is an excellent source of=20

} micronutrients. I forgot to look at the overall sugar content, I'll=20

} have to check that out, but overall these look wonderful, thanks=20

} again!

I haven't tried one, but my son and my nephew (also a picky eater)

both like them. They do need to be refrigerated but not constantly

(fine for carrying along somewhere.)

Willa