Anonymous
Post 08/18/2014 14:46     Subject: S/O Belvita breakfast cookies

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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I don't think a cookie that has very little fiber and protein is good for a meal. If he gets to daycare and has something more substantial? Go for it. But if you really look at the ingredients/nutrition profile it's not that amazing for one cookie--it's 3 g fiber for a pack, not one cookie. Kids are so constipated these days they are on daily doses of miralax, but people continue to give them processed foods. I don't claim to be perfect, we give our kids treats and all of that, I just don't think a processed cookie is a good substitute for a healthy breakfast (neither is a frozen waffle, IMO, but that's another thread).


It's actually not hard to make a batch of homemade muffins or even cookies with real ingredients like oats, eggs, apples, raisins, butter/coconut oil, etc. Make a huge batch one Sunday a month and freeze and just take out to defrost. Mini muffins in particular defrost quickly.


My kids love mini muffins. I actually make a batch from bran flakes, applesauce, dates, raisins, and prunes. Doesn't sound yummy when I list out the main ingredients but they're really tasty. My kids refer to them as poop muffins. They know that when they're stomach hurts they should eat one or two muffins. It gets the job done. They also know not to eat one before school.


lol at poop muffins! Will you post the recipe???


LOL!!! I used to make similar poop muffins for my constipated kid!
Anonymous
Post 08/18/2014 13:20     Subject: S/O Belvita breakfast cookies

We like the blueberry ones!
Anonymous
Post 08/18/2014 13:19     Subject: S/O Belvita breakfast cookies

I tried them as breakfast but my DC didn't like them. They are very bland. You can mix ground flax into pancakes and have a healthier bf.
Anonymous
Post 08/18/2014 12:49     Subject: S/O Belvita breakfast cookies

The belvita things taste horrible to me. Even my kids pass them up as samples at Costco. There are so many better, healthier, tastier options.