Why Do Kids Prefer French Fries Over Apple?
Children have a strong preference for the less healthy option. Healthy default food choices could encourage better nutrition without restricting choice.
Children have a strong preference for the less healthy option. Healthy default food choices could encourage better nutrition without restricting choice.
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Chocolicious fries: Ever tried these? Get the pack of frozen fries from your freezer and fry them for three minutes. Now, generously pour hot liquid chocolate and fold them in. We bet, the salty taste of fries folded in warm sweet chocolate sauce will give you the much dreamt of warmth in cold weather. Strawberry fries: Yup, that's right! Fry your golden strips of delight for three minutes and fold them in dollops of strawberry syrup. You will experience the melt in the mouth goodness of salt and tang. Want to go a bit creative, sprinkle finely chopped fresh strawberries and surprise your taste buds with occasional tangy granules.
Cheesy fries: Fry them for three minutes. Sprinkle grated cheese in hot just-out-of-frying-pan fries. Watch the cheese melt and fold it in.
Children may Select Apples Over French Fries
Restaurants should serve meals with a default healthy side, such as sliced apples instead of fries, allowing the customer to opt out of the healthy side.
Restaurants should serve meals with a default healthy side, such as sliced apples instead of fries, allowing the customer to opt out of the healthy side.
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