Healthy cooking with Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure

The latest video in the “Disney Fairies” movie series, Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure was released earlier this week. Disney does a terrific job creating fun kid activities like print outs to go along with their movies. I was also pleasantly surprised to see healthy family cooking activities like these:

The recipe is a bit hard to see. It’s 1/2 cantaloupe – peeled, seed and cubed. 1 lime, juiced, and 2 tablespoons honey. I’d suggest using light agave nectar instead since it’ll blend better and has a lower Glycemic Index.

Lots of good nutrition in this recipe from nuts, seeds and dried fruit.

How can you combine children’s movies with a fun and healthy cooking activity? If you want some ideas, check out my blog My Readable Feast.

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Disclosure: I was sent a review copy of the movie and some fairy wings by Click Communications. (Don’t tell Lucie about the fairy wings. They’re a surprise.)

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Posted on October 30, 2009 in Recipes and tagged as cooking with kids

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