Are there any weird/special rules around juicing? It removes the pulp but I like to reuse the pulp in other dishes.
New Food Program Regs Cracking Me Up...
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It's interesting to me they allow juice. Just last night I saw on the news how their now saying no juice for kids under 6yrs. They say it's milk is better for the kids. It was said by someone, but I can't remember now! :: I'll try to google it.
I personally have never given juice to my kids. I've always felt milk was a better choice.- Flag
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Found it!!
http://www.latimes.com/science/sciencenow/la-sci-sn-kids-juice-pediatricians-20170522-htmlstory.htmlThe American Academy of Pediatrics has some new advice about juice: Kids should not drink it.- Flag
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So they can have two cups at lunch if they ask. One water, one milk.
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Right? especially if they are regular graham crackers, not the honey added type. We were told if we put peanutbutter on them and give the kids a piece of fruit we're still good...because we still have two snack components that way. But no more just graham crackers and milk.- Flag
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Yes, I agree with the other ladies... double check because I never serve fruit for lunch either and I had a hissy when I thought I could no longer serve 2 veggies and be credible but you CAN serve 2 veggies and 0 fruit but you can NOT serve 2 fruits and 0 veggies.
*whew*
My kiddos are veggie hounds!!
I have a few kids that joined my program in the last 6-8 months who only eat the fruit at lunch. :confused: So, now I want to do away with the fruit so that isn't an option for satisfying a hungry tummy. Eat the yummy food that was made, buddies!
I think I'll switch over to one fruit, SOMETIMES, at PM snack beyond the breakfast fruit.- Flag
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It's interesting to me they allow juice. Just last night I saw on the news how their now saying no juice for kids under 6yrs. They say it's milk is better for the kids. It was said by someone, but I can't remember now! :: I'll try to google it.
I personally have never given juice to my kids. I've always felt milk was a better choice.- Flag
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Right? especially if they are regular graham crackers, not the honey added type. We were told if we put peanutbutter on them and give the kids a piece of fruit we're still good...because we still have two snack components that way. But no more just graham crackers and milk.- Flag
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Just in case anyone needs/wants to compare old and new food program changes; here are sheets for both infant meal and child meal pattern requirements
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This is really good to know.
I have a few kids that joined my program in the last 6-8 months who only eat the fruit at lunch. :confused: So, now I want to do away with the fruit so that isn't an option for satisfying a hungry tummy. Eat the yummy food that was made, buddies!
I think I'll switch over to one fruit, SOMETIMES, at PM snack beyond the breakfast fruit.- Flag
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