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Silly Five A Day Question

7 replies

gscrym · 24/03/2007 14:54

Sorry if this sounds like a stupide question, but does having fruit or veg in pies or cakes count? DS has happily munched through half a small apple pie. I know it's got lots of sugar in it but I can make them myself and gradually reduce the sugar content.

If I put apple, carrot or banana into muffins or cakes, does it denature the vitamins or anything else, making it pointless.

Apologies if it sounds dense.

OP posts:
gscrym · 24/03/2007 15:43

Anyone?

OP posts:
moondog · 24/03/2007 15:44

yes

moondog · 24/03/2007 15:45

Imean what you are doing sounds fine.
Don't worry.

FrannyandZooey · 24/03/2007 15:46

Cooked veg and fruit is still nutritious, yes

having some raw fruit and veg every day is good, but cooked stuff is fine also

I will find the 10 / 10 thread for you which has links to all the guidance on what constitutes a portion of f+v

crunchie · 24/03/2007 15:46

persopnally if they ate enough to be considered a portion 'eg a whole apple or carrot' I would count it!! But that comes from havinga child that doesn't eat fruit

I am trying to convince myself a 'juice drink' that is mainly juice counts too

Obviously a fruit shoot counts too

Katymac · 24/03/2007 15:46

I count any fruit or veg

Dried, tinned in juice, frozen, fresh

And remember a child portion is the size of his/her palm

FrannyandZooey · 24/03/2007 15:48

please ignore all the chit chat about Marc Bolan and Tatties' breasts, and just look at the links in the OP

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