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Hello, Professional writer with experience in writing product and product review articles. Would be able to produce a minimum of 2/3 articles(about 500 words)each day (mon-fri). Please, find below a sample article. Thank you for your time and consideration. ---------------------- Quinoa recipes for kids In today’s quest for healthier living and as an extent for healthier food, quinoa has emerged has one of the favorite recipe ingredients. Kids’ meals are no exception and quinoa recipes for kids come into view as a worldwide parents No.1 choice. As you already may know, quinoa is a plant with edible seeds and leaves. We commonly find it in three main varieties; the white, the red and the black quinoa. Although initially marketed by organic grocery shops, it can now be found in most large supermarkets and traditional grocery shops. With its essential dietary qualities, quinoa makes an appealing ingredient for children’s meals. Very high in proteins, quinoa scores higher than any other grain with16.2% of proteins compare with 7.5% for rice, 10% for millet, and 14% for wheat. In addition, it has a remarkable essential amino acid balance and holds every 8 of the amino acids necessary for healthy tissue development in children. Actually, in that sense, quinoa is recognized to be similar to whole milk. In fact, from an adult’s perspective, quinoa is close to the perfect food and as a bonus, it tastes good! Quinoa recipes for kids are plentiful, easy and sure to delight even the more skeptical kids, who will be attracted to the interesting crunchy texture and colors that quinoa offers. Often served plain as an alternative to rice, pasta, couscous or tabbouleh, quinoa works well with sauces as it makes it adaptable to any kid’s preferences and tastes. Try it for breakfast, heated up and mixed with some fresh strawberries. Kids love the pinkish color and it goes a long way from the artificially colored breakfast cereals they crave. Mixed salads are a good choice. Have a go and combine quinoa with cucumber slices, cherry tomatoes, corn and shredded lettuce. Throw in some olives or cheddar cheese cubes to make the experience irresistible… au revoir boring salads! Why not attempt soups for those winter nights? Blend some quinoa grains with five of their favorite vegetables; maybe add some chicken left-overs. It’s equally quick to prepare and nourishing. Ultimately, adopt quinoa as a snack and mix it with other grains to make puffed quinoa, muesli or rice cakes. Now, with all this goodness, one might wonder how much of their precious time will have to be devoted to prepare such an amazing food … In fact, this wonder grain will only take an average 15 minutes of your frantic parents schedule! It must be washed thoroughly before cooking to remove the saponine on its coat and eliminate the bitterness. Then again, Quinoa can be found already cleaned and washed with no need for rinsing in some packaging, offering a ready-to-cook option for these desperate busy school nights. Taste, versatility, health, energy, fun color and shapes… quinoa is the ideal component for kids’ recipes. Kids (after all) love it and grown-ups won’t need much convincing. So on your marks…Get set… Quinoa!

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