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What new snack guidelines from England's public health authority work out to in actual snacks
Quartz England's main public health authority is urging parents to draw the line on kids' snacks, and limit them to two a day of 100-calories each. Kids on average eat at least three high-calorie sugary snacks and drinks a day, with one-third eating four or ... 'Try not to offer kids sugar as a treat': readers on reducing children's ... The best nutritious, low-calorie snacks that your children will actually eat Parents told to limit children's snacks and stop giving them crisps, chocolate and ice cream |
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