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Making healthy choices

Making healthy choices


Find out the healthiest food options for your child.

mother and child in the fruit and vegetable section at the supermarket

Childhood obesity and related diseases may be on the rise, but a lot of people just don't have the knowledge or expertise to sort the good from the bad when it comes to what their children should be eating. Are muesli bars healthy? Which breakfast cereals have the least sugar and fat? Does your favourite bread have enough fibre? CHOICE's nutrition experts are here to help, arming you with the right tools and information to make the best choices for your children.

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The best juice boxes for lower kJ and no added sugar We compare the nutrition and ingredients of 30 apple and orange fruit juice boxes from the supermarket.
How to buy the best kids' snacks Choosing packaged snacks that are convenient and healthy.

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