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September 22, 2013
FRUTTARE Ice cream bars

For kids who have the munchies when they come back from school, offer the new fruit and milk ice cream bars by FRUTTARE. The bars contain real fruit pieces and are available in 6 tropical flavours: strawberry-milk, bananas, milk, peach-milk, coconut-milk, strawberry and mango. You can get the bars in grocery stores and convenience stores for $ 5,99 for 4 bars or $ 6,99 for 6 bars.

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20 snack ideas

To survive the famous and eternal “I’m hungry!” shouted by children after school or daycare, here are 20 ideas for easy, delicious and quickly prepared snacks.

Are snacks essential?

Is it true that our children need to eat snacks? To answer this question, we must know the two main reasons why snacks should be eaten.

Healthy snacks for school

You always end up not knowing what to include in their lunch box for their snacks at school? Here is a list of healthy snacks that will please children and their moms!

Snacks for famished teenagers

Is your teenager constantly looking in the fridge? Do you ever get stuck when you try to find tasty, nutritious and sustaining snacks?


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