Food For Thought
Wild Blueberries: The Next Big Superfood?
Wild blueberries are different from regular blueberries (aka cultivated blueberries) in many ways. For instance, wild blueberries are referred to as “lowbush”, while cultivated blueberries are called “highbush”. What does...
Wild Blueberries: The Next Big Superfood?
Wild blueberries are different from regular blueberries (aka cultivated blueberries) in many ways. For instance, wild blueberries are referred to as “lowbush”, while cultivated blueberries are called “highbush”. What does...
Food Labels: The Good, Bad & The Ugly
On a scale of 1-10, how useful are food labels to you? Does front and back of package labeling help you make a more informed, healthier decision? This may be...
Food Labels: The Good, Bad & The Ugly
On a scale of 1-10, how useful are food labels to you? Does front and back of package labeling help you make a more informed, healthier decision? This may be...
Cacao vs. Cocoa: What's The Difference?
Have you ever thought about where chocolate comes from? Chocolate has an interesting origin. It is made from cacao seeds that come from the Theobroma tree. Theobroma is the Latin...
Cacao vs. Cocoa: What's The Difference?
Have you ever thought about where chocolate comes from? Chocolate has an interesting origin. It is made from cacao seeds that come from the Theobroma tree. Theobroma is the Latin...
Navigating BBQ Season with Vegan Family and Fri...
If you are having a vegan or vegetarian over for a BBQ (July 4th anyone??), or you are a new vegan yourself- then this is the article for you!!! We...
Navigating BBQ Season with Vegan Family and Fri...
If you are having a vegan or vegetarian over for a BBQ (July 4th anyone??), or you are a new vegan yourself- then this is the article for you!!! We...
Raw Foods vs Cooked, Which is Better?
Benefits of Eating Raw Foods Raw foods may be better for mental health. Research has shown that higher intakes of raw fruit and vegetables, compared to cooked or canned, in...
Raw Foods vs Cooked, Which is Better?
Benefits of Eating Raw Foods Raw foods may be better for mental health. Research has shown that higher intakes of raw fruit and vegetables, compared to cooked or canned, in...
The Power Behind "Diversity of Plants"
Dietary fiber is a complex group of substances that can be categorized according to their source, solubility, fermentability (how effectively bacteria metabolize them), and physiological effects. Different forms of dietary...
The Power Behind "Diversity of Plants"
Dietary fiber is a complex group of substances that can be categorized according to their source, solubility, fermentability (how effectively bacteria metabolize them), and physiological effects. Different forms of dietary...
At FoodNerd, we're on a mission to redefine what kids eat today, tomorrow, and in the future. We make a wide range of tasty foods, but underneath all that deliciousness, we’re also setting new standards for nutrient density. We believe that parents should never have to compromise their children's well-being because of busy schedules or a lack of great pre-packaged options. That's why we've dedicated ourselves to creating nibbles that are positively brimming with the goodness of nature’s best ingredients.
Our secret? Through meticulous research and development, we've harnessed a groundbreaking method (we call it Nutrient Lock Cold Processing) that preserves the natural vitality of fruits, vegetables, and sprouted seeds, ensuring that up to 98% of the nutrients remain intact. This also means that we don’t need to add any “filler” ingredients that cancel out the benefits of the best nutrients. We think it’s pretty remarkable science, but the most exciting bit goes beyond the nutritional excellence — our favorite part is that our kids love to eat something that’s so good for their future selves.
Our products are designed to seamlessly fit into the ups and downs of parenthood. Whether it's snack time on the go, or dinner time where you’re like “where did the day go?” our healthy creations are there to support you. At FoodNerd, we believe that the healthy growth and development of our kids should go hand in hand with scientific rigor, tasty delight, and the kind of love for little ones that would make one stop at nothing in the pursuit to revolutionize how food gets made for the next generation.