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"Over the past few months, we&amp;#039;ve been inundated with snack food samples, many of which have been dessert foods that\u2014well, I&amp;#039;ll just say it\u2014taste like anything but. But the most recent batch of cookies\u2014called WhoNu? Nutrition Rich Cookies\u2014stood apart from the pack. The company founders, who delivered the cookies to WD personally, told me that their mission has been to create a nutrient-ramped cookie (WhoNu? cookies have added calcium and fiber) that taste like the traditional favorites, like Oreos and Chips Ahoy!. When I left the meeting, I put the cookies in a central location for all of Woman&amp;#039;s Day to try, and the response was overwhelming: &amp;quot;These &amp;quot;oreos&amp;quot; taste better than Oreos,&amp;quot; said one co-worker. &amp;quot;I really like the vanilla cremes\u2014they remind me of Vienna Fingers, a favorite from my childhood,&amp;quot; said another. Not to mention, the eight boxes we put out were all but gone by the end of the day. Mind you: Our staff is not that big, and the cookies were sitting next to a tray of cupcakes that we ended up having to throw out. How&amp;#039;s that for proof? That said, there&amp;#039;s tons of controversy around nutrient-enhanced foods. The consensus: Nobody&amp;#039;s arguing that a calcium-rich cookie is better than a serving of calcium-rich spinach. All we&amp;#039;re saying is, if you&amp;#039;re going to eat a cookie, you might as well eat a healthy one. So, go ahead, Moms\u2014sneak them into the cookie jar before your kids can see the orange package. They&amp;#039;ll never know the difference. -Brynn Mannino, Assistant Editor "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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