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Protein foods for kids

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my kids (6 and 2.5) are all over my protein pancakes (from a mix) and protein bars and protein shakes. I was wondering if they’re ok eating and drinking this stuff.
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    Get an app called Fooducate. You scan the bar code of foods and it rates the foods A - F and gives you the reason for the grade. If it isn't in the data base you can add it and they will research it f

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Sure, why not? It's healthy!

6 hours ago, curtains said:

my kids (6 and 2.5) are all over my Protein pancakes (from a mix) and Protein Bars and Protein Shakes. I was wondering if they’re ok eating and drinking this stuff.

Read the ingredient lists of these foods.

I wouldn't eat this stuff too often myself. I also wouldn't feed this stuff to kids.

Get an app called Fooducate. You scan the bar code of foods and it rates the foods A - F and gives you the reason for the grade. If it isn't in the data base you can add it and they will research it for you. I use it when I go shopping for food. Remember, just because it sounds healthy doesn't make it so.

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On 05/04/2019 at 15:19, Danny Paul said:



Get an app called Fooducate. You scan the bar code of foods and it rates the foods A - F and gives you the reason for the grade. If it isn't in the data base you can add it and they will research it for you. I use it when I go shopping for food. Remember, just because it sounds healthy doesn't make it so.


Thanks so much. They only consumed very little amount but it still worried me so I asked you guys. I’ll bring it up with my nutritionist too. Thanks for the suggestion, I am getting the app.

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