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Reducing Sugary Snacks With Jammie Dodgers Oaty Bites

Several round oat biscuits spill out of a red and white Oaty Bites packet labelled "Oat Bites." One biscuit has a heart shape, another is stamped with "JP," all set on a white textured surfaceβ€”perfect for lovers of sugary snacks.

Shopping for healthy, yet tasty and exciting snacks for the kids can be such hard work for a parent. You want to give your children a healthy diet, but no one wants to eat bland goodness all day every day, and children need to feel as though food is not only a substance to fill them up, but gives them a taste sensation when it hits their mouth. 

As a parent, I must confess that even though I am very conscious and limit how many sweets, chocolates and crisps my children consume, when it comes to biscuits and snack packs, I always forget that these can sometimes lack any good nutritional content. I guess with these snacks being such a small part of their diet, it’s easy to disassociate.

Two red packets of Jammie Dodgers Oaty Bites, one standing and one lying down, with five mini biscuits displayed in front on a light surfaceβ€”perfect for fans of classic sugary treats.

Recently, I’ve started getting proactive with this and taken an interest into what is in their snacks. Making sure to keep to 2 snacks a day and making them less than 100 calories per snack. In doing this, I was shocked to see that a lot of snacks promoted towards children, are sometimes double this recommended intake.

And now, the trusted Jammie Dodgers brand has launched a brand new, exciting product called Oaty Bites to give our children the very same experience that we all enjoyed as children, but with tons of added goodness thrown in, and they come in a handy snack size pack too. 

A green lunchbox with a cartoon dog design sits next to a packet of Jammie Dodgers Oaty Bites, labelled "little biscuits full of good fun," on a white surfaceβ€”an adorable twist on classic sugary snacks.

Made of wholegrain oats and raspberry fruit pieces, Oaty Bites from Jammie Dodgers are designed to be a healthier, more allowable treat for kids as Oaty Bites contain absolutely no artificial colours, flavours, preservatives or artificial sweeteners, they’re also lower in sugar than most kid’s mini biscuits on the market. 

They have been designed with little ones under 5 in mind but I also think that they would be a perfect packed lunch treat too without the guilt that you’re filling your child full of sugar. Each Oaty Bites pack comes in 125g multipack with 5 inner packs inside, which currently retail at Tesco for Β£1.69. 
Two round biscuits on a white textured surface; one resembles classic Jammie Dodgers with a heart imprinted in the centre, while the other has the letters "SP" pressed into it.

A great source of fibre and with no hydrogenated fats or GM ingredients, these bites are suitable for vegetarians and are perfect for parents who are conscious over what their children are eating – us parents can be in the knowledge that our children are getting a snack that is wholesome and sweet with plenty of goodness thrown in.
Having Jammie Dodgers Oaty Bites means that the children get a tasty snack that is healthier than most mini biscuits on the market, and I get parenting points for actively choosing a snack that they love!
A young child sits cross-legged on a white surface, wearing a navy blue shirt and red pyjama bottoms with cartoon characters. The child is eating a biscuit, with three packets of Oaty Bites snacks and other sugary snacks like Jammie Dodgers in front of them.

Competition
Now, if your little one would like to try Oaty Bites for themselves, then you’re in luck as Jammie Dodgers have generously given me a months supply of Oaty Bites to give away to one winner (that’s 6 multipacks of Oaty Bites – 30 minis in total!)
For your chance to win a delivery of yummy snacks, enter via the Rafflecopter form below…
Ends midnight 11th February 2017
Please remember to check our full T&C’s here. (No alternative products, no cash alternative). This giveaway is open to the UK mainland only and any entries left that do not follow the required entries will be disqualified. After any mandatory entries, others will open up to give you extra entries. You do not have to enter by all methods but these will give you extra entries into the competition if you do.
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230 Comments

  1. Oats :- filling and tasty. Jam :- fruity and sweet. Likely to be a delicious combination.

    Rachel Craig

  2. They sound like a great little snack to have on hand. Many snacks are full of sugar or other baddies but these don't sound like this at all.

  3. I like how I could share with my nieces. We could guess which symbol would come next out of the bag.

  4. Healthier and oatier so they last a lot more longer….mmmmmm don't talk while I'm enjoying πŸ˜‰

  5. The oaty…taste and the texture…..fabulous taste…. gorgeousοΏ½οΏ½οΏ½οΏ½οΏ½οΏ½οΏ½οΏ½οΏ½οΏ½οΏ½οΏ½

  6. I haven't tried them yet but I like the fact they sound as good for you as they do tasty! Cant be bad!

  7. The raspberry fruits appeal me ana mini pack sizes. There are still sugar in it with is not so good but less than some other snacks.

  8. These sound perfect for my kids lunch boxes. I love the fact that they are a great source of fibre and with no hydrogenated fats or GM ingredients.

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