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[quote=Anonymous]Yes.

I have very skinny very healthly 11 and 13 year olds. The 11 year old is a picky eater. He does NOT LIKE NUTELLA. What is wrong with this kid?

So Vanilla Natural Bryer's ice cream has 14 grams of sugar and skim millk has 6 grams of sugar. I don't think the extra sugar will matter if your child is not obese. Also if you can do a shake - later you may be able to add milk to decrease the sugar. Then you can add fruit (banana, strawberry, blueberry) - to hide the nutrition.

I get him to eat grapes and blueberries by having his 13 year old say I can catch more in my mouth in a row than you. (I know tricky.)

I fed my son pasta and rice with butter for years. How is that different than toast and butter.

He will eat cheese sticks.

Yes - he can have nuggets and fries in the morning - but I do left over grilled chicken and home made hash browns when I can. Also I have resorted to taquitos and hot pockets.

He went through a stage where he ate organic pop tarts but even hates those now.

He eats salami for breakfast. He also like sausage and bacon.

Now he is a little older and he eats bagels, yogurt, cereal and oatmeal (about 2x/month).

Eating school lunches and at friends has helped him grow his list of foods.

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