Children will eat more fruit 'as long as it looks good'

A victim of fruitism:



Besides the "fruitist" prejudice, wanna bet?

Making fruit look good holds the key to getting children to eat more of it, a study suggests.

In tests, when offered the same amount and types of fruit, children ate far more if it was made fun and attractive, the journal Appetite reports.

Just wait until they find out those are not the real looks of fruits.

A Santa-level let down?

Given the choice, the children plumped for these fruits more readily when they were made into a hedgehog - skewered with colourful cocktail sticks that were pierced into a watermelon.

It's always fun until someone loses an eye.

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Wonder if this will prejudice kids against ugly people?

Especially the fat ones.