There is a positive trend that is gaining support all over the United States. This trend is shaping the quality f foods that school kids will eat.

Foods for kids have come a long way since the days of soft drinks, sandwiches, and potato fries.

With parents searching for foods that are good and nutritious for their children due to the problem of obesity in the country, restaurants, including fast food chains have searched for ways to provide nutritious snacks for kids, some of them almost similar to the healthy snacks for athletes advertised in the media.

Based on the National Restaurant Association’s annual survey of American Culinary Federation for 2011, the number 4 trend was nutritionally balanced children’s dishes. Children’s nutrition came number 6 on the list as an overall culinary theme.

This will have a positive effect to the types of school snacks for kids that will be offered in the future. If this trend will be sustained, more and more food items served outside the home will be friendlier to children’s overall health.

“There is increasing focus on the healthy aspects of children’s items, such as having milk instead of soft drinks and fruit and vegetables instead of fries,” says Sara Monnette, director of consumer research for Technomic Inc., a Chicago-based consulting firm.

“This is what parents are demanding,” she explains. “They’re not always buying those items, but they want to see them available. It makes the restaurant a viable option,” she adds. In its bid to go with this prevailing trend, 110Athletics has endeavored to increase its production of healthy school snacks for kids.

About 110Athletics

110Athletics offers an extensive list of health products for kids, athletes and everyone who wants to improve their health. Every food item sold on its website has been specially formulated to meet the requirements of various types of people, including kids and athletes. For more details please check with http://www.110athletics.com/.

Contact Details:
Mary B. Hess
1122 Elk Rd Little
Tucson, AZ 85701
Phone: 520-206-6648