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Books : Deceptively Delicious: Sneaky Secrets to Get Your Kids Eating Good Foods
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Deceptively Delicious: Sneaky Secrets to Get Your Kids Eating Good Foods by: Jessica Seinfeld List Price: £14.99 Vegetarian Books Price: £7.49 You Save: £7.50 (50%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Spiral-bound Dewey Decimal Number: 641.5973 EAN: 9780061251344 ISBN: 0061251348 Label: HarperCollins Manufacturer: HarperCollins Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 208 Publication Date: October 04, 2007 Publisher: HarperCollins Studio: HarperCollins Sales Rank: 55649 MPN: 0061251344 Related Items:
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 Rating:  - highly recommendedThis book is fab. I cook for twins who are 19 months old so I adapt the receipes to suit them. I think the recipes are very yummy, and my kids think so too. The aloha Kebabs are delicious - i cook extra for myself always. The children's favorite is the Avecado spread on their bread. The meals take on average about 40 minutes in total including the prep, which isn't that long in my opinion and they are all so easy. I know the slogan is to decpetively put vegetables in each meal, which I do as per the recipe, but I always put a seperate vegetable on the side of their meal so they learn to accept and eat them. My twins love their vegetables and enjoy eating these meals. This book is a life saver. They are getting a variety of ... Read More: Rating:  - Deceptively DisappointingI saw this in the bookshop and loved the cover and layout so much I had to buy it. It was shrink wrapped and I was in a rush so didn't have time to see inside first. Which was a mistake. Apart from the recipes not tasting very nice and taking a long time to make, I feel there are a number of things wrong with this book. It aims to increase your child's vegetable intake by 'enhancing' ordinary recipes with vegetable purees. The author bemoans the fact that America has no culture of eating vegetables, unlike, say, the Mediterranean diet. Well I don't think hiding vegetable mush in beef burgers, macaroni or even brownies is going to contribute much to creating a vegetable-eating culture. If your children don't know they're eating them, they are ... Read More: Rating: - Brilliant layout for a cookbook!! Agree with other reviewers the layout of this book should be adopted by all cookbook publishers - recipes were very good again some that were definate crowd pleasers and some that only got lukewarm reception but all tried and eaten - I have 3 boys of my own and mind several other children so food and meal times are always a challenge - this is a novel way of getting kids to eat things that would normally be unmentionable in their presence!!! Enjoyed the book and as I also mind babies already had puree's to hand so didn't find it a huge amount of work! The Banana bread is definatly worth a try for adults and kids alike!! I also loved that they used realistic photos so what you produce at home resembles the book (sometimes!!). Read More: Rating: - Puree is the way of the future!It's a great little cook book, and all the recipies are easy to follow. I have been brought round to eating spinach AND beetroot, which for over 30 years I have managed to avoid with great success. Pink Pancakes (beetroot) have transformed even my eating habits! It's got me in the kitchen cooking completely home made food, rather than taking the easy option of a lot of pre-packed food. I'm hooked on the recipies. Even though you look at the quantities and think "I really shouldn't put in so much", go with the book, and you'll be pleasantly surprised every time! Rating:  - Somewhat overhyped but still a good source of ideasI liked the cute '50s style illustrations and the spiral binding is brilliant - every recipe book should have this! I was also pleasantly surprised by the absence of photographs of Ms Seinfeld and her photogenic family and instead the focus on the food. I was somewhat disappointed in the recipes offered. There is no desire to stretch my kids in terms of what they will happily eat - the focus is purely on how to integrate more vegetables into their diet. Reading some of the quotes from other Mums within the book, my overriding impression was that my kids eat pretty well (not something that I would normally have said). I guess if you are a mum whose kids won't touch vegetables in any form and that is something that you are stressed ... Read More: |
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