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As part of my work with the Warner Brothers Word of Mouth Marketing Team, I’m spreading the word about the better-for-kids Looney Tunes Eating Right brand of products sold at Safeway stores. The Eating Right Kids food line featuring Bugs Bunny, Marvin the Martian, Daffy Duck and others offers more than 60 items across 18 categories including breakfast foods, produce, portable meals, dairy, snacks, beverages and frozen entrees – making it easy for moms to spot healthier food and beverage items for their kids that taste great.
I have a gift basket to give away and I have to pick the winner on September 30th, so I hope you’ll all help me spread the word and get some people to come here and enter! This is such a cool prize, too. Items in the gift basket include:
Looney Tunes Golden Collection Volume 1
Tweety T-shirt from Junk Food
Looney Tunes plush item
Looney Tunes stationary or home good
Eating Right Kids “green” shopping bag from Safeway
Eating Right Kids post card
Eating Right Kids Products (non perishable) in a branded lunch box
Canned Ravioli with Daffy or Microbowl with Tweety
Tri-color Wheat Rotini with Sylvester and Tweety
Apple juice with Taz
Chewy Bar with Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner
Please note: If an item listed in the giveaway prize is not available, it will be replaced it with a similar item of equal value.
WIN IT: Mandatory entry- leave a comment on this post telling me how you introduce your kids to new foods or get them to eat things you think they might not like. Open to U.S. only. Enter by September 30th at 12:00 PM EST. The winner will be contacted immediately for their mailing address, please be prepared to get an email from me!
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when giving my kids new food I try to make it fun. Like sword fighting with celery or cutting food into shapes.
What a great giveaway, Elizabeth! If I am serving a new food, or something I think my son won’t like, I try to wrap my dinner around a theme, whether it be ethnic or otherwise. My son especially liked when I announced a “carbo-load” dinner the night before his Jr. Tackle football game. There were pasta dishes with garlic, squash, spinach, etc. — things I thought he might not like. But giving it a special twist made him want to try everything!
This has been a great gesture Elizabeth. Well my wife do take care of my little one (3 year old) and he uses a nice little trick to get him with new dish. She just takes him outside the house and shows the sky as limit and take him there if he eats it.
Serving something with dip always seems to help.
But we just make them do 3 bites of something, then they can say “no thank you” and have something like PB&J or yogurt or something equally easy that the dinner-maker didn’t have to prep (we’re not a diner with multiple dinners available). Still keep offering things though – took 2 years, but my 5yo finally decided he liked green beans (I grow our own and can it myself, so it’s way better than anything store bought).
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We have a 2-3 bite and no thank you rule. Of course along with this we have healthy dips to put veggies in to help them along.
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I give them the food first, before they’ve had lunch or dinner (right before whatever meal is next). They’re more likely to try something new if they are hungry.
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What a wonderful giveaway! When I give my girls veggies, I give them light ranch dip to go with them, that way I know they’ll eat them, they love ranch. I also tell them to try a bite or two of something before they tell me they don’t like it. My oldest wrinkles up her nose to a lot of stuff because she is so picky and doesn’t taste it first, he just says that she doesn’t like it. Thanks so much for the chance to win this giveaway!
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I introduce the kids to new foods by getting them involved- with shopping or making or both. Even just sitting at the counter and watching they get to say I helped mom make this, and they are excited to at least try the new foods. Everyone is not going to like everything but at least try is my policy.
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My kids see by example that it is fun to try new foods. My husband and I like to try different ethnic recipes, and by us showing them how much fun it is to prepare and eat food, they join in. They even help in the prep work.
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I normally will make the same thing for everyone and if they see us eating it they will be more likely to eat it themselves. But when they put up a fuss I always tell them to try a bite you never know you might like it.
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I posted/shared your giveaway on my Facebook page Carol P Dziuba http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/profile.php?id=752204468&ref=nf
We started a try a new food night. We find a food that we have not tried before and we all have to try it. It is surprises how many fruits and vegetables that we found that the kids actually like.They even have fun hunting for new foods. Thank you!
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Call me a bad mommy, but I really don’t give my children a choice. I have always told them; you don’t like it-don’t eat it, but don’t come crying to me that you’re hungry in thirty minutes cause the kitchen will be closed…
That usually works, because they eat it.
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GREAT GIVEAWAY!!!! Thank you!
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I keep on re-presenting my kids the new food over several meals, prepared differently (or the same) until they take to it.
Sometimes (when I have the time), I try to make them fun/funny by cutting them into animals/shapes, etc.
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I have them try the food at least one time. Some foods that they turned their noses up previously, they found with one bite that they were good
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If they don’t want to eat black beans. I usually make Black Bean Soup and rice. By the way, Great Giveaway!
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We try to compare new foods to something he already likes so he has an idea of the taste, texture, etc. That way, he is more comfortable with trying new things.
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If begging them to try it doesnt work (just kidding)….I ask them to try one bite. If they don’t like it, they don’t have to eat it. Thanks for the review and giveaway!
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I eat it, fuss about how I love it, and I know it’s good for me. They become intrigued, taste it and voila.
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i always let my kids help prepare the new vegetable and we vote on how it going to be cooked or if we can eat it raw what else they want to go with the raw vegatable.
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Fun giveaway! I’ve convinced Gabe that he has to take one bite, just to taste it, and that’s it. He almost always eats more!
I get my daughters to eat their veggies by pureeing them and adding them to recipes. An emample is pureeing squash and adding it to homemade mac and cheese
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I find fun kid friendly recipes to introduce new foods to my family.
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I’m really lucky that I’ve got no picky eaters at my house. When I serve a new food, I just put it on their plate and if DH and I are enjoying it then the kids just eat it too.
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