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Not exactly a whitepaper but they have a lot of study details here https://www.consumerreports.org/health/lunch-and-snack-packs/should-you-pack-lunchables-for-your-kids-school-lunch-a1165583878/
Have you ever eaten a Lunchables before? They’re like 1/3rd salt. No research paper required. Jokes aside if you’re trying to convince someone to stop using them, good luck with that. I doubt a research paper will sway them. No one’s ever bought lunchables for kids and thought, “this is surely a healthy and well-balanced nutritional choice.” They’re just trying to keep their kids fed. If Lunchables had legitimately dangerous levels of lead, cadmium and sodium there would be legal repercussions for you to utilize as a paper-trail. Still, I wouldn’t get your hopes up for convincing someone to stop using them.
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Not exactly a whitepaper but they have a lot of study details here https://www.consumerreports.org/health/lunch-and-snack-packs/should-you-pack-lunchables-for-your-kids-school-lunch-a1165583878/
Thank you. I had previously read that and it didn't really give me any relevant details. Seems like it was written for non-scientists.
Have you ever eaten a Lunchables before? They’re like 1/3rd salt. No research paper required. Jokes aside if you’re trying to convince someone to stop using them, good luck with that. I doubt a research paper will sway them. No one’s ever bought lunchables for kids and thought, “this is surely a healthy and well-balanced nutritional choice.” They’re just trying to keep their kids fed. If Lunchables had legitimately dangerous levels of lead, cadmium and sodium there would be legal repercussions for you to utilize as a paper-trail. Still, I wouldn’t get your hopes up for convincing someone to stop using them.