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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Cheese is more of a fat than a protein, and peas are not a protein at all. There's no way in hell my daughter would touch beef jerky. As for Beans, really? Do you see a middle school or eating any kind of beans during the school day? I would imagine they would get teased: you know, beans beans they're good for your heart...[/quote] You can't really argue that you're eating cashews instead of cheese because cheese is mostly fat. Look at the comparison: A babybel cheese (just choosing an easy form of cheese that would last in a pocket until snack time) has 60 calories 4.6 grams protein 4.6 grams fat 0 grams of carbs. 60 calories of cashews would have about 2.0 grams protein 4.8 grams fat 3.4 grams of carbs I already posted above that I think that nuts are fine, as long as they aren't at a desk and the kid uses some reasonable caution, but for a kid looking for more variety cheese is also a good source of protein and fat, both of which a kid needs. [/quote]
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