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Published Date: 15 September 2007
CHILDREN have been taking part in competitions involving fruit at a restaurant, in the hope it will encourage them to eat more healthily.
The challenge at Ti Amo Restaurant, in Nicholson Street, Edinburgh, was to "design a fruity character" and in-volved fruit carving as well as tasting.

Nell Nelson, a nutritionist who is backing the Fruitfool Fortnight campaign, said: "This is a novel and exciting way to promote fruit-eating among children - and hopefully adults."



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  • Last Updated: 15 September 2007 9:03 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Children's Diet
 
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Boy Wonder,

15/09/2007 14:09:24

Fruity characters, eh? I take it "Poofy Pear" will not be deemed acceptable?


 

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