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My own childhood taste in treats aside, it's a good thing that young children these days eat less pie, cake and ice cream than they did 20 years ago. The one thing that surprised me about the study is that milk has maintained its third-place slot since 1987.
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6-13-2008 @10:55AM Jason Levine said... This doesn't surprise me. My son (almost 5 years old) loves fruit. Give him a plate of strawberries, grapes, and watermelon and he's a happy camper. Even my one year old likes fruit. He'll happily suck down watermelon piece after watermelon piece until you wonder just how much more that little tummy can hold. Of course, both boys love their cake and ice cream also, but those are rarer treats. (Cake is mainly eaten at special occasions and ice cream is a seasonal treat. Who wants to eat a frozen dessert when it is the middle of winter?)
As for soda, we don't keep any in my house. My wife doesn't drink it often enough and I can't stand carbonated beverages. The carbonation has always tested nasty to me. I guess I'm weird that way. (I'd rather go thirsty than drink a soda.) My kids drink water, fruit juices, and milk.
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