As a parent on 4 I am always looking for new healthy snacks to give the children and I was recently sent some Frollipops from Fruit Bowl to try out, we received a bag of strawberry and a bag of flavour frollipops.
According to a recent survey by Fruit Bowl, over half of mums (54 per cent) struggle to get their kids to eat enough fruit. With that in mind, Fruit Bowl – creators of fruit snacks that put the fun into fruit launched a brand new fruit snack to add to its range of fun filled treats full of real fruit goodness.
Frollipops hit the shelves in October and have been created with fun in mind, while still providing a healthy alternative snack to crisps and chocolate. Very low in calories and made from concentrated fruit juices, Frollipops are fun shaped fruit lollipops available in a strawberry flavoured Rocket and an apple flavoured Snake– adding a little bit of ‘zing’ to your mouth. Fruit is the ideal choice and should be promoted as the healthiest between-meal snack. But, as the Fruit Bowl survey showed; many mums find it a real struggle to get their children to eat enough fruit which is why fruit based snacks, such as Frollipops from Fruit Bowl, are so helpful to parents.
They provide one of your child’s 5-a-day, are fun to eat, but are free from added sugars, artificial colours and flavours making them a healthier alternative to regular children’s snakcs and contain only 46 calories per pop. RRP £2.00 for a pack of 5 individually wrapped Frollipops.
The children were intrigued by these lollies, they look like lollies, taste like lollies but are made from fruit and big Mum points to is that they are 1 of your 5 a day. Dayton commented on how fruity they smell and I have to agree with him they do smell really fruity. Out of the 2 flavours the apple was the bigger hit in our house and they were the first to disappear. The lollies are nice shapes to the apples are the shape of snakes and the strawberry are funky rocket shaped.
These frollipops will definitely be making another appearance in our snacking selection, with 5 in each pack thats 40p per lolly which is a good value snack and healthier than some options available. You can buy Frollipops from most supermarkets.
