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No one rated The Sneaky Chef: Simple Strategies for Hiding Foods in Kids' Favorite Meals as 5 stars
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The Sneaky Chef: Simple Strategies for Hiding... Comparison

4 star rating Most Helpful
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Guess what you ate today. Spinach in your milkshake.
MAY
5
2007

They say that if you can't beat them, join them. It's tempting. I do love kid foods like pizza, burgers and milkshakes.

On the other hand, it is important to eat well.

Missy Chase Lapine offers a creative approach to the food wars. Instead of trying to force kids to eat what you think and know they should...

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2009 VIP
trying to eat healthier, Cookbook Reader

CyndiA
southern, NC
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1 star rating Most Helpful
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Not too impresses
DEC
4
2007
Just because you add vegetables to foods, doesn't make it good for you to eat. I mean, putting spinach in brownies, doesn't make the brownie good for you.... brownies aren't good for you! I don't have the time or money to invest in these potions to add to recipes I don't normally make anyway.... I can... read full review »
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casual reader, mother of a toddler

sherryber77
Hope Mills, NC
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Impracticality is a turnoff.
a fiction reader, frugal

DEC
26
2008
This cookbook is simply boring and impractical with poor instructions, no pictures, uninspired recipes and a bit of preaching. Simply cannot recommend it unless someone is really devoted to sneaking health into food. Most of the recipes do not sound appetizing and many are far too complicated for your average mom or dad. And let's be honest but isn't that who buys this type of book?
2 star rating
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caliroz
Belmont, CA



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