Lunch Lessons: Changing the Way We Feed Our Children
Not a cookbook, Lunch Lessons is more of a guidebook that clarifies which foods are truly hazardous to children like trans-fats and processed foods, and offers substitutions and positive options that are surprisingly simple. There are some recipes as well as sections filled with tips on helping to transform school lunch programs and lists of resources with more information.
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Think you know the difference between natural and organic? Think corporate farming and organic produce the same results? After reading this book I felt like I had just completed a college course. It's now listed among the top 2... Think you know the difference between natural and organic? Think corporate farming and organic produce the same results? After reading this book I felt like I had just completed a college course. It's now listed among the top 20 most important books I've ever read... and it's (believe it or not) entertaining.
Added 2 Years Ago from Powell's Books -
Featuring twenty projects ranging from edible origami to glowing lollipops, cryogenic martinis to Tupperware boom boxes, the book draws from the expertise of programmers, professors, and garden-variety geeks and offers something t... Featuring twenty projects ranging from edible origami to glowing lollipops, cryogenic martinis to Tupperware boom boxes, the book draws from the expertise of programmers, professors, and garden-variety geeks and offers something to delight DIYers of all skill levels.
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Now you can eat me, drink me, and consume your entire normal-size lunch in this great new Alice in Wonderland lunch box.
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Now when your kid needs an extra boost at the dinner table, you can puul out this clever mock yellow pages booster seat.
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This is THE guide to eating for anyone whom either suffers from ADHD (Inattentive, Hyperactive, and Combined type), or Autism and for people whom have children with these disorders. The book guides you through how a gluten-fr... This is THE guide to eating for anyone whom either suffers from ADHD (Inattentive, Hyperactive, and Combined type), or Autism and for people whom have children with these disorders. The book guides you through how a gluten-free and casein-free diet can impact cognition in people with ADHD and Autism and provides recipes that are healthy, and easily followed and prepared. The food featured in the book isn't just for children. It will appeal to teens and adults as well. Feeding your children food from this book, whether they have ADHD and/or Autism or not will help them cultivate a very healthy and sophisticated pallet. I highly recommend this book for ANY person looking for healthy meals.
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oh how i wish i was creative enough to come up w/ this stuff
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I so want a pickle car now.
Added 5 Years Ago from Psycho Baby -
OH, HOW i adore this cookbook. it is beautifully done, organized, and features photos that make my mouth water while looking at them. i am not too fond of the cover of this book, however, as it does no justice whatsoever to wh... OH, HOW i adore this cookbook. it is beautifully done, organized, and features photos that make my mouth water while looking at them. i am not too fond of the cover of this book, however, as it does no justice whatsoever to what you'll find inside - so if you see this on the shelves..OPEN it.. you will see its glory! fabulous. a must-have for every mom. it offers well-conceived creative ways to incorporate healthy ingredients into recipes. they'll never know ;) [i may add - while these recipes are geared towards being kid-friendly.. they are still sophisticated and lovely for any palate. i am giving a copy to a friend who cannot get her husband to eat vegetables.. ha!]
Added 5 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
Birthdays for kids are the fun especially when they smile at the huge cake they have. Make the other kids jealous since your own kid would have a cake unique and one of a kind. Evil? Sure, but making your kids happy is priceless. ... Birthdays for kids are the fun especially when they smile at the huge cake they have. Make the other kids jealous since your own kid would have a cake unique and one of a kind. Evil? Sure, but making your kids happy is priceless. P.S. Even if the cake looks awesome, please be sure the cake tastes just as awesome too.
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Despite the “fun food” pitch, this is neither cute nor gimmicky, assuming real purposefulness and intelligence on the part of users. There are no cakes or cookies; nearly everything here is savory — and worthy of being served to a... Despite the “fun food” pitch, this is neither cute nor gimmicky, assuming real purposefulness and intelligence on the part of users. There are no cakes or cookies; nearly everything here is savory — and worthy of being served to adults, like lasagna and fish sticks from scratch.
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A children's book that follows a little Korean girl as she helps her Mother make the Korean traditional rice dish, Bee-Bim-Bop
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Rachael Ray has nothing on three nutrition experts who provide 140 recipes for breakfasts, lunches, dinners, desserts, and snacks for the whole family. Not only are there recipes, but there are also ideas for organizing your groce... Rachael Ray has nothing on three nutrition experts who provide 140 recipes for breakfasts, lunches, dinners, desserts, and snacks for the whole family. Not only are there recipes, but there are also ideas for organizing your grocery shopping and the kitchen, information on the food pyramid and nutrient labeling system, and nutrition analysis and exchange values for each recipe. EVOO and a garbage bowl not included.
Added 6 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
A preservative-laden stack of crackers and processed cheese. A sugar shock of a juice drink. A package of Oreos and a bag of chips dripping with trans fats. Is that what's in your kid's lunch box? The Healthy Lunchbox is a guid... A preservative-laden stack of crackers and processed cheese. A sugar shock of a juice drink. A package of Oreos and a bag of chips dripping with trans fats. Is that what's in your kid's lunch box? The Healthy Lunchbox is a guide is full of healthy alternatives to junk lunches. The book provides recipes, menus, tips, and suggestions.
Added 6 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
Sometimes the problem is that kids just won't eat certain things, and other times, the problem is that there isn't enough time to put something on the table before the kids go raiding the snack drawer. Fast Family Dinners solves t... Sometimes the problem is that kids just won't eat certain things, and other times, the problem is that there isn't enough time to put something on the table before the kids go raiding the snack drawer. Fast Family Dinners solves this problem with recipes that are quick, easy, and of course, healthy.
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Recipes in Beyond Macaroni and Cheese were submitted and tested by real moms in MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) groups across the country, not just nutritionists and "experts," for who is more expert than a Mom who's fixing dinner ... Recipes in Beyond Macaroni and Cheese were submitted and tested by real moms in MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) groups across the country, not just nutritionists and "experts," for who is more expert than a Mom who's fixing dinner seven nights a week for four screaming kids?
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Who doesn't trust Better Homes and Gardens? Kids Favorites Made Healthy is exactly that -- 150 recipes from the kitchens of one of America's favorite magazines that take favorite foods and makes them a little healthier for the lit... Who doesn't trust Better Homes and Gardens? Kids Favorites Made Healthy is exactly that -- 150 recipes from the kitchens of one of America's favorite magazines that take favorite foods and makes them a little healthier for the little ones.
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We WANT to believe that our kids love vegetables, care about fiber, and seek out foods packed with vitamins and minerals, but let's be real. They'd rather eat a chicken nugget than steamed broccoli sprinkled with lemon juice and o... We WANT to believe that our kids love vegetables, care about fiber, and seek out foods packed with vitamins and minerals, but let's be real. They'd rather eat a chicken nugget than steamed broccoli sprinkled with lemon juice and olive oil. The Sneaky Chef provides recipes for foods that "sneak" some of those good things into kids' foods so that they'll never know just how healthy they're eating.
Added 6 Years Ago from Amazon.com
