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Susie's Smart Breakfast Cookies

Posted on September 30, 2010
Susie's Smart Breakfast Cookies Susie's Smart Breakfast Cookies

Believe it or not, fall is already underway and kids are in their school routine again!  With so much going on in the morning, it can be difficult to give your child the nutrition he or she needs for a packed day of sports and classes (who has time to prepare eggs, toast and fruit?). Susie’s Smart Cookies are a great solution. Filled with whole grains to keep you full, 2 grams of omega-3s to keep you sharp, and fiber to keep you satisfied, these are easy and delicious meals on the go. Don’t be put off by calories or fat, these are packed with good for you non saturated healthy fats and omega 3s that your body needs to stay healthy, alert, and satisfied until your next meal. Not many cookies can promise that!

 Available at: www.susiessmartcookie.com
 
NUTRITION FACTS (one cookie):
Calories 440
Total Fat 21g
Saturated Fat 4g
Trans Fat 0g
Cholesterol 35mg
Sodium 250mg
Total Carbohydrate 5g
Dietary Fiber 5g
Sugars 24g
Protein 7g
 
 

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Some Q&A for Parents

Q: What ingredients should I avoid when selecting packaged food for my child?

A: A Chips Ahoy cookie here, a Coke with lunch. There's nothing wrong with this in moderation. The thing is, though, these snacks contain some harmful ingredients that when consumed on a daily basis can really affect your mood and your health. Check the labels and be on the lookout for the following ingredients because they are in everything.  The top five are Hydrogenated oil, Enriched flour, High-fructose corn syrup, Refined sugar, and Saturated fats.

Q: Are there dangers in food dyes I should be aware of for my child?

A: Artificial food coloring ingredients (food dye) contain plenty of chemicals. Many are derived from highly toxic sources and can cause many different diseases, disorders and mutations in humans. Although it seems unlikely that a trivial amount of food coloring in a piece of a candy (like liquorice) would have any harmful effect on you, you would be wrong, because it does.