Product Review: Sugar Bowl Bakery Palmiers
Cuties Citrus products are exactly what their name implies: cute! Their tiny California Clementines are perfect for kids (and adults!) of all ages! They are naturally sweet, easy to peel, and seedless so your kids won’t have to struggle to peel or eat them. Kids will only have to enjoy their sweet, juicy taste! Cuties Clementines also contain bunches of calcium, fiber, and potassium, so they are perfect for kids ‘ bodies AND tummies. Kids and their moms will be asking for this fruit by its “cute” name! Make sure to stop by the Kids Food Festival February 28th + March 1st where you can sample Cuties!
From the Mouth of a Kid:
It’s so much fun to peel!
From the Eyes of a Parent: 
I give my kids Cuties California Clementines any time of day–they are great for a mid-day, calcium boosting snack or as a side with lunch. I always prefer to keep a handful (or two!) of Cuties in my kitchen because they are filled with good for you vitamins and minerals like calcium, fiber, and potassium. I also don’t have to worry about my kids struggling to peel and eat them because they are easy to peel and are naturally seedless. Cuties are perfect for my little “cuties” at home!
The Icing on the Cake:
Cuties Clementines are only 80 calories and they contain calcium, fiber, and potassium.
Time to Eat?! 
Any time of day for a snack or with any meal!
Good to Go?
Whole Cuties are the perfect size to fit into a lunchbox or purse. You can also peel the Cutie before leaving the house and put it in a resealable bag/container for easy on the go eating.
Mix it Up!
Add some Cuties Clementines to a salad for lunch/dinner or a parfait for breakfast!
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