I’ll try anything once but sounds good!

Wow, I’ll have to find these in my local supermarket. They seem healthy and fun.

My kids had something similar to these when they were first starting solids but it was from the brand Baby Bellies. I wonder if they’d still be up for trying these ones.

I’ll have to look out for these. They sound like a good alternative to other snacks

I haven’t seen or tasted these yet.

They sound great, have to try them too

I’ll definitely have to try these but not sure they have them in Woolworths. Will be checking the aisles out on my next shopping trip

I love the veggie sticks myself with sour cream and chives flavouring.

Oh interesting, will have to give them a try. My two boys are super picky so will be keen to know if they like them.

I don’t know about perfect, but my kids definitely like these and they’re a better choice than a lot of other treats.

Theses look good ????????

I have seen these in the health food aisle, but never bought, I might have to give them a go for my sons lunchbox

My kids love snacking. I will definitely look out for these

I’ve never heard of these- will definitely have a look!

My kids absolutely love these snacks I have to buy multiple packs because they go so quickly

Thanks for this. Ive seen these at the shops but have been in two minds about buying them. I will next shop.

My kids love these too – they prefer the chicken flavour to plain!

Always looking for new lunch box snacks. I’ll give these a try.

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  • • mom93821 replied
    • 17 Feb 2024 , 6:31 am

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  We always keep a keen eye for snacks too.

Saturated fat and sugar within healthy guidelines. This is the same as Red Rock Deli chips, and about half the saturated fat content of Smith’s original chips.
The bite and dissolve texture is very useful for teaching biting and chewing skills. This food is commonly used by feeding therapists because the shape helps children to learn to chew using their back teeth, and the stix dissolve away after an initial bite.

The fat content (13.4g/100g) exceeds healthy guidelines (10g/100g). This is about 40% less than Red Rock Deli chips and 60% less than Smith’s original chips. Interestingly, the product doesn’t clarify which type of vegetable oil they use, meaning it’s probably a fairly cheap product like palm oil (no health benefits and negative environmental impacts). The two comparison chips use sunflower oil or canola oil (much better quality).
High sodium (salt) content (578mg/100g), which is actually more than both Red Rock Deli and Smith’s Original chips. The chicken version of these stix has even more sodium, but the cheese flavour has a bit less (still above recommendations).
The carbohydrate content (more than two thirds of the product) comes mostly from refined carbohydrates, meaning there isn’t much of the nutritional goodness of wholegrain, nor any fibre.
At $33 a kilo, these are three times the price of Smith’s chips and a similar price to Red Rock chips.

https://mealtimes.com.au/healtheries-potato-stix/

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  • • TraceyGail replied
    • 17 Feb 2024 , 6:51 am

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  I might give these a try but as one Mum commented, they are rather expensive.

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    • • Coast477127 replied
      • 21 Feb 2024 , 8:20 pm

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    They are probably quite yum. I do prefer to purchase Australian made food though

Good to have options for snacks.