Parents tend to have a few run-ins with picky eaters. For this reason, we’ve created The Kids Corner: products for kids and reviewed by kids! We hope these suggestions may ease some tension when walking down the aisles; after all, it’s a Jungle out there!
The Kids’ Corner – June 2021
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Jeni’s Frosé Sorbet
Sangria-style frozen dessert with pear, strawberry, and watermelon. Simple, bright, refreshing—it’s what you want on a hot day!
-Bettina
Horizon Organic Milk
What’s so special about cold, creamy Horizon Organic® whole milk? Well, it’s certified organic, so it has to meet all of these standards: no GMOs, no antibiotics, no added hormones, no toxic and persistent pesticides, and the humane treatment of cows. Plus, it has 50% more vitamin D than regular whole milk in every delicious serving.
– Matteo
SunButter Sunflower Butter
Natural SunButter is a simple and delicious sunflower butter. Snack on it by the spoonful or serve it with jams & jellies. You can even use it as an ingredient in your favorite recipes like smoothies and hummus. Natural SunButter is perfect for dipping, dolloping, and spreading.
– Leo
Honest Kids Organic Juice Drink
Honest seeks to create various delicious, lower or no sugar organic beverages made with Fair Trade ingredients whenever possible. All products are USDA Organic. Just by making the relatively small choice to purchase an Honest beverage, you have the opportunity to create a lasting, positive impact on your own life, your family, and the well-being of others around the world. Small decision. BIG impact.
– Lena
Cousin Willie’s Microwave Popcorn
Reach for a microwave popcorn pack when cravings attack. Snacking on Cousin Willie’s popcorn is a great way to indulge taste buds hankering for savory, sweet, salty, or light, all-natural flavors. No popcorn machine, air popper, or cooking contraptions are required. Cousin Willie’s microwaveable popcorn packs are ready to pop. Place a single bag in the microwave and pop until all kernels are popped.
– Reagan
