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I forget from your previous questions how old your child/ren is/are. But when did you feel they could eat a cherry without swallowing the pit? It's so messy for me to cut the seed out with a knife or when I use my fingers they get dyed red - annoying. :) My daughter's (2 1/2) usually pretty good about not swallowing things, but cherries for some reason make me nervous. Maybe I'm being overly cautious...just wondering an age you've experienced this so I know if I should just try it with her. :)
(14 Nov '09, 10:26)
Sabrina
Oh de-pitted. hehe okay. :)
(19 Nov '09, 08:05)
Sabrina
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Our kids always like snacks that look like something:
One kids' cookbook (and craftbook!) that they love is the Cheerios Cookbook. Obviously they don't have peanut allergies but if they did, we could probably find a good substitute. And they are the age now (9 and 6) where they can help make them!
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Mine all love berries, but they're expensive and don't keep very long. Between them they enjoy a variety of fruits but I often have to give them each something different which can be annoying. Home-made pop-corn - not the stuff for microwaving since that's already got added salt. That way I get to decide how much salt it should have. In the summer home-made ice-lollies, these are just frozen fruit juice, but the kids love them, even the daughter who won't usually drink anything but water. Buttered malt loaf Bread sticks (even aged nine my eldest still likes these) Dried apricots, prunes or mango are popular in our house.
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