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Fruit Bowl Giveaway

The school holidays are here, and we have six weeks of fun with the kids at home.  We all know that having the kids at home means we get a constant ‘I am hungry’.  I know when mine were younger they used to always be wanting a snack.  I never knew how they managed during school time. Which is why you will love my Fruit Bowl Giveaway.

Finding snacks that are healthy and enjoyable is a hard battle, as they never want to have what you have in.  Which is why Fruit Bowl products are great to have in your cupboard.

fruit peelers

Fruit Bowl have a wide range of products every child loves, in a range of fruity flavours.  They are great for snacks, in lunch bags and picnics, or even to pop in your bag when out and about.

They have

  • Peelers
  • Fruit Flakes
  • Yoghurt coated Fruit Flakes
  • School Bars

I have used Fruit Bowl for years, when C was little she used to love them in her lunch bag.  Or as a snack after school while heading to her dance class.  They are great to have in the cupboard and even now she still loves them.

The Giveaway

Fruit Bowl are giving one lucky reader the chance to win a selection of products to the value of £20.  Which will keep your kids from saying they are hungry for a little while, and giving your poor ears a break.

See below on how to enter and remember to read the Terms and Conditions and complete all the mandatory sections in order for your prize to be valid.

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Fruit Bowl Giveaway

Good luck

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167 Comments on “Fruit Bowl Giveaway”

  1. We didn’t have snacks when I was a child in the 60’s. It was bread and homemade jam or an apple or a stick of rhubarb from the garden. If we were really lucky mum made jam tarts or fairy cakes. They definitely tasted better than the shop bought one nowadays

  2. Showing my age now….as a child growing up in post war Britain we never had snacks. Money was tight and went on main meals only……plus sweets were rationed until 1953 not that my parents had money for them any way

  3. My gran used to make us sugar sandwiches during the summer holidays. I think they would be frowned upon nowadays.

  4. I used to love ‘Fish and Chip’ crackers. They were salty and came in a bag like crisps, but shaped like fish and chips!

  5. My goodness – I’m not actually sure! I know I used to like banana and jam sandwiches 😀 my dad always did them for us

  6. I used to love eating oranges. Used to have them cut in half so that they weren’t so messy to eat and eat straight out of the peel.

  7. If we ever got some money to buy some sweets, from our honorary aunt, I’d always choose Black Jacks.

  8. I wasn’t allowed sweets often but I looved Tooti Fruitis. So full of sugar and rubbish but yummy!

  9. Apples, all the goodies normally disappeared the night the shopping was brought home but I was the only one who liked apples so I always snacked on them.

  10. It has to be mint feast ice lollies in the blazing summer holidays that are fixed in my memory.

  11. I really loved sugar sandwiches. I can’t imagine myself ever feeding those to my little ones.

  12. I’m elderly so we never had snacks in those days. I do remember having a kikat at break time when I took the 11 plus.

  13. Seedless grapes because we hardly ever brought grapes and I never liked the ones with seeds in

  14. I loved me some pickle onion monster munch I still do love the odd bag but its is bad for my waist nowadays

  15. I used to love raspberries as a child, I would eat them straight of the bushes in our garden

  16. My favourite childhood snack was tomatoes. We used to sit between the rows of dad’s tomatoes, pick them and eat them. Surprised there were enough left for mum to use in salads and cooking!

  17. My favourite childhood snack was either fruit salad or crisps…it’s all about balance!

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