How to Encourage Your Kids to Eat Broccoli
By Jody Morse, published Sep 07, 2007
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There are some ways that you may be able to get your child to easily eat broccoli though! While it will depend on the child, chances are that each of these may work effectively if you are trying to convince your child to eat broccoli. Here, we will take a much closer look at some of these ways.
Add Broccoli to their Favorite Dish
Whether your children love extra cheese pizza, macaroni and cheese, or chicken and rice casseroles, it is easy to add broccoli to your child's favorite dish. Sometimes you may be able to disguise the broccoli and later tell your child that it was in the meal that he or she just devoured and enjoyed. Other times, your child may even be acceptable to eating broccoli, as long as it means that they are able to eat their favorite food too. Overall, it is definitely safe to say that adding broccoli to your child's favorite dish can be an excellent way to encourage him or her to eat this tasty vegetable!
Make a Face Using Broccoli
This method is known to work the best for younger children who still have creative imaginations and may enjoy "playing" with their food. To make the face, you can get as creative as you possibly you want. For example, you might want to use chicken nuggets as a mouth. Carrots will make a great nose. A baked potato or deviled eggs will both make great choices for eyes. Broccoli can easily be used as hair! Of course, you can use just about anything that you want when making a face using broccoli.
Add Flavor to Raw or Cooked Broccoli
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