oganic cereals my kids will eat...
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help please...if anyone knows of organic breakfast cereals...that kids like.
i've got 4 boxes of different kinds/brands that neither my kids nor i will touch, YUCK!
and any ideas for what to do with the cereals i have, can i grind em up to make a flour substance??
i need advice from all those creative health nuts out there
i already made rice krispy treats with Envirocrisps, they are ok, but i'm the only one who will eat them
i've got 4 boxes of different kinds/brands that neither my kids nor i will touch, YUCK!
and any ideas for what to do with the cereals i have, can i grind em up to make a flour substance??
i need advice from all those creative health nuts out there
i already made rice krispy treats with Envirocrisps, they are ok, but i'm the only one who will eat them
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Or the peanut butter puffins!!
Think there is something called Gorilla Munch as well.....
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http://www.peacecereal.com/HealthyEating/Recipes.html
although i think u can buy organic corn flakes - which should be within the palate range ...
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I doubt her kids would eat most of the kashi cereals if they are that picky, but Autumn Harvest is fairly sweet and resembles shredded wheat. perhaps?
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To use up the cereal you already have, you could put some in muffins maybe. I don't know if you're vegetarian - if you make meatloaf you could use it like the breadcrumbs, or if you are vegetarian, use it as breadcrumbs in something else.
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http://www.naturespath.com/products/envirokidz
i like the natures path organic honey'd corn flakes
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Oh and anything with fruit would help I guess.
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It's yummy, full of good stuff and your kids will love it. It's made in no time and you can even get your kids in the kitchen and make it - it's great fun! Make loads at a time and store it.
Steel Cut Oats might be a good bet too.
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