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HV advice "No sugar or salt for children" seriously,...

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Poppychick · 08/02/2008 19:58

My two eat a really healthy balanced diet. I am pretty pleased with it HOWEVER when the HV acts like it is reasonable to suggest that children eat no sugar or salt at all I find that ludicrous!

Of course I am aware of RDAs for salt and stick well, well below them and sugar minimal too.

Anyone out there who's DCs eat no salt or sugar?????

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skerriesmum · 08/02/2008 20:03

I don't know how you'd manage that. I can understand not ADDING salt or sugar to prepared food, but not buying anything with these ingredients already in would be nigh impossible.

skerriesmum · 08/02/2008 20:03

Even bread has salt and sugar in it.

goingfor3 · 08/02/2008 20:08

It would be impossible even home made bread has to have salt in it.

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juuule · 08/02/2008 20:08

Does she mean added salt and sugar?
You can do without added salt or sugar but as skerriesmum says both are ingredients in other foods.

LittleBella · 08/02/2008 20:09

She means no added sugar or salt to prepared food doesn't she?

TotalChaos · 08/02/2008 20:09

surely she just means not to add salt or sugar? she can't mean no fruit???

scottishmummy · 08/02/2008 20:30

i dont add any salt/sugar to food i prepare, but obviously also eat out and use shop bought products and thus it is unaviodable that some salt etc is added.

i imagine one could be salt/sugar/additive free if you had the time/money/stamina to do so, but you would probably end up exhausted, unable to eat out and a bit wabbit with it all

anyway who wants to end up a weedy about a boy mama

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