Children eat 52% more vegetables if they are given with fun potato smileys
A study from Brigham Young University reveals a surprising strategy to get kids to eat more vegetables: serving them with smiley face-shaped potatoes. Children were found to consume up to 52% more peas and carrots when potato smileys were placed in the same bowl as the vegetables. This effect did not occur when the potato smiles were served separately. The study aimed to address the
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