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[quote=Anonymous]OP, what I see here is lots of sugar in a variety of forms. Cereal, breaded nuggets or bread with chocolate, packaged bar, chips, fruit, rice/noodles, more fruit. And if his extended day snacks are anything like those at my DD's school, then they are mostly empty carbs. DD's daily diet: Breakfast: Usually either cereal with skim milk, or toast with peanut butter. Water Lunch: Sometimes leftover soup in a thermos, or leftover taco fixings turned into a salad. The fall-back lunch is two slices of turkey in roll-up form since she doesn't like turkey sandwiches, carrots, low fat yogurt or string cheese, fruit of some kind, and often a little treat like a Hershey's kiss. Water. She also buys lunch about 1 day per week. Dinner: Totally varies. Weekends are usually some sort of grilled meat, side salad, and a second veg. Sometimes with French fries. Weeknights are all over the map. Soups are big in our house, as are taco salads. About once a week based on schedules she ends up with a pb&j on multigrain bread plus veg and cheese. Water. Snack: For school, it's almost always a pre-packaged goldfish or pirate's booty since it has to be non-messy, not need a spoon, etc per classroom rules. At home a snack needs to have a second healthy component if she wants goldfish, like a handful of carrots or grapes. Water. DD is 7.[/quote]
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