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Disney Channel Casts Comedy Pilot “Austin & Ally”

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After a nationwide search, three talented teens — Ross Lynch, Laura Marano and Raini Rodriguez — have been cast in the comedy pilot “Austin & Ally,” to begin production next month in Hollywood. The pilot, in consideration for a Disney Channel series to premiere later this year, was created and executive-produced by Kevin Kopelow and Heath Seifert, whose credits include “Good Burger,” “Keenan & Kel,” Disney Channel’s “Sonny With A Chance” and “JONAS.”

The multi-camera comedy follows the unlikely partnership between two polar opposites — Austin, an extroverted musician/singer and Ally, a brilliant but shy songwriter — and their two best friends, Trish and Dex. Unbeknownst to Ally, Austin and Dex “appropriate” one of her songs, record it, create a video and posts it on the internet, after which it and Austin become a local sensation. When Trish convinces Ally to tell the world she wrote the song, Austin begs her to write another hit for him.  Instead, the two combine their talents to create a true musical tour-de-force.

14-year-old singer, dancer and actor Ross Lynch was born and raised in Littleton, Colorado, and has been seen in several national commercials, music videos and Disney XD‘s short-form series, “Moises Rules.” He and his four siblings are members of the musical group R5. The part of Austin in “Austin & Ally” marks his first leading role.

15-year-old Laura Marano has the lead role of Ally. A singer and actress, the native Angeleno has been acting since she was age five, appearing in numerous commercials and series including “Without a Trace,” “Back to You” and “The Sarah Silverman Program,” and the animated features “Finding Nemo” and “Ice Age: The Meltdown.”

Raini Rodriguez, 17, is set to play Ally’s best friend, Trish. A native of Bryan, Texas, Rodriguez had a recurring role on Disney XD’s comedy “I’m in the Band” and a guest starring role on Disney Channel’s “The Suite Life of Zack and Cody.” Her feature film credits include “Paul Blart Mall Cop” and Disney Studio’s upcoming “Prom.” Her brother Rico stars in ABC-TV’s “Modern Family.”

The role of Dex is yet to be cast.

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Review: Disney’s Hilarious Comedy ‘You Again’

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Chip
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Review: Disney’s Hilarious Comedy ‘You Again’

Have you ever watched a movie not expecting to get much going in and after watching it come to love it? You Again is one of those movies!

While not getting much hype at the box office You Again is one of those sleeper hits you can watch over and over. The cast is hilarious and with all those big names surprisingly they work very well together.

YOU AGAIN features a brilliant all-star cast with comedy pedigree performances by Kristen Bell (Couples Retreat, Forgetting Sarah Marshall), Jamie Lee Curtis (Beverly Hills Chihuahua, Freaky Friday), Sigourney Weaver (Avatar, Baby Mama), Kristin Chenoweth (“Glee,” “Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue”) and Betty White (“Hot in Cleveland,” The Proposal).

Not only did this movie deliver on comedy the soundtrack was great with tons of music from the 80’s. Kinda reminded me of the Adam Sandler film The Wedding Singer.

If you are looking for a feel good comedy this is one you will want to add to your Disney/Touchstone Library!

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Disney’s Toy Story 3 on Ice, Worth it?

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Chip and Co Past Writers and Friends
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Disney on Ice Toy Story

When its well below freezing out and the ground is covered in snow and ice, the magic of Disney can feel a long way away.  But sometimes Disney brings the magic to you.  My husband and I took our three children to see Disney’s Toy Story 3 on Ice at the All-State Arena.  This was our third Disney Live stage show in the past year and they did not disappoint.  Disney merchandise and vendors were everywhere and by the prices I easily could have been at Walt Disney World.  There were $7.00 Mickey Mouse boxes of popcorn, $12.00 bags of cotton candy with alien heads on them and in a moment of fiscal irresponsibility I let each of my kids have a $10 snow cone in alien cups.  We had great seats, about 8 rows back, front row of the second section – high enough up so no one in front of us blocked anything.  Money saving tip – they discount opening night tickets and we paid $15.00 a piece.  The audience was filled with kids of all ages.  There was even one older lady in front of us who had come by herself.

The caliber of the show was as up to the same Disney standard as any show at Walt Disney World.  The kids wondered if it would be just Toy Story characters and were very happy to see Mickey, Minnie, Donald and Pluto come out and introduce the story.  They also made an appearance after intermission and in the finale.  The show had something for everyone from the marching army men to the aliens dancing to the Star Wars Cantina melody to all the Barbies working out to We’ve Got the Beat.  The round up gang even did the Hannah Montana Hoedown Throwdown.  The skating was was quite good.  Barbie and Ken pair danced better then most American pair skaters do in the Olympics.  And I’m still not sure how the 2 footed people skated in the 4 footed costumers.  It can’t have been easy to skating as Slinky Dog,  Ham the Pig, or Bullseye.  I still think two people had to be inside those costumes.  The dancing Potato Heads were quite amusing with other characters constantly removing their eyes.  A few special effects were used – smoke, fire, and characters flying down from the ceiling, but nothing scary here.  From the young to the old everyone had a good time and could pretend Disney World was in Chicago – at least for a couple of hours.

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Jennifer Webster

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V8 Supercars Announce International Partnership With Disney Pixar

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V8 Supercars Announce International Partnership With Disney Pixar

V8 Supercars today announced a unique partnership with Disney Pixar International to commence the 2011 season, bringing yet another global company to the portfolio of partners backing the sport.

Click here to learn more.

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What if… Walt Disney produced “Up” in the 1960s?

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Chip
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What if... Walt Disney produced "Up" in the 1960s?

Ah, the swinging 60s. It was a time when films were dominated by flying automobiles and flying nannies. It was also a time when live-action Disney films flourished and spawned such hits as “The Love Bug”, “The Absent-Minded Professor“, and “The Monkey’s Uncle“. In an alternate reality, this era also saw the production of the high-flying adventure-comedy, “Up!”. Starring Spencer Tracy and Kirk Douglas, “Up!” followed the oddball escapades of the elderly widower, Carl Fredricksen, and his earnest band of misfits as they traveled through the wilds of South America. Produced two decades after “Saludos Amigos” and “The Three Caballeros”, the film continued the Disney tradition of telling stories set against Latin American backdrops.

Editor’s Note: I have always enjoyed old Disney movies from the 60s and 70s. They managed to tap into such an imaginatively odd combination of situations and characters (like dinosaur bones and Chinese spies in “One of Our Dinosaurs is Missing“, or flying cars and basketball players in The Absent-Minded Professor”). In many ways, Pixar’s “Up” continues this charming tradition with its flying houses, talking dogs and gigantic flightless birds. It’s a brilliantly written and beautifully imagined film. Oh, and stay tuned for the frame-by-frame breakdown and cheat sheet… there are a couple of Easter eggs hidden in this one.

Here’s the recipe for the trailer: Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner, *batteries not included, The Red Balloon, Superman, The Wizard of Oz, The Muppet Movie, Follow Me Boys, Mackenna’s Gold, Benji, A Boy and His Dog, Mysterious Island, The Doberman Gang, The Alvin Show, Posse, One of Our Dinosaurs is Missing, The Island at the Top of the World, Zeppellin, Stephen King’s It, Hollywood Hotel, Jonny Quest, Peter Pan’s Flight, Habanera from Carmen, Always.

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The Magic, The Memories and You! Projection Show Conjures Vacation Memories at Disneyland

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Chip
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The Magic, The Memories and You! Projection Show Conjures Vacation Memories at Disneyland

Starting tonight, the façade of “it’s a small world” in Disneyland park is being transformed each night into a breathtaking display of moving, ever-changing photography, video, animation and music as Disneyland celebrates guests’ memories with an innovative new show – “The Magic, The Memories and You!”

Guests of all ages will be reminded of their Disney memories, and may even see themselves in the nightly show, as a kaleidoscope of larger-than-life images is projected onto the classic Fantasyland “it’s a small world” attraction. Included in the thousands of photographs each night will be approximately 500 photos of guests who made memories in Disneyland that very day – resulting in a different “The Magic, The Memories and You!” presentation every night.

“Disneyland has been making very special memories for families and guests of all ages for more than 55 years,” said Disneyland Resort President George A. Kalogridis. “Now guests recalling and cherishing those memories will become stars of the show as well.”

After the sun goes down, the 10-minute spectacle combines that day’s photos with photos and videos taken from Disney’s “Let the Memories Begin” online hub, and brings them to life with the help of amazing new projection technology that transforms the architecture of “it’s a small world” in never-before-seen ways. Classic Disney music is woven into the new “Let the Memories Begin” theme song and, via some magical effects, even the singing dolls from inside the “it’s a small world” attraction find their way outside to appear in the show. The finale features a burst of fireworks over “it’s a small world.”

“We’re really taking it to the Nth degree and we’re doing it for our guests,” observes show director Alan Bruun, associate creative director, Disney Destinations Entertainment. “Some guests will spot their own photographs in the show, and yet our goal is for everyone watching the show to be able to say, ‘These are my memories. I recognize that moment, that emotion.’ ”

The visual and musical journey that takes place in “The Magic, The Memories and You!” traces the family vacation experience, from planning and travel all the way through arrival and fun in Disneyland. The show closes, appropriately, with a classic Disney memory. A similar show featuring guest images projected onto the soaring spires of Cinderella Castle premiered Jan. 18 in the Magic Kingdom park, Walt Disney World Resort, Florida.

Disney Parks guests also are becoming the stars of television commercials.  For the first time, Disney Parks is featuring the home videos and snapshots of real guests telling their own Disney stories in television ads and other marketing.

At the online memories hub that launched Sept. 23, guests have been celebrating their only-at-Disney memories by sharing their stories and by uploading photos and videos. To access the site, visit www.DisneyParks.com/memories.

Vacation memories hold a special place in the hearts of families, according to a recent survey of Americans and Canadians conducted by Ypartnership, a leading research firm that tracks consumer insights and trends in travel. Nine out of 10 parents polled said they plan their vacations with the express hope of creating a lasting family memory.  And most memories don’t fade with the passage of time.  Nearly three-quarters of those surveyed said they think back “often” or “very often” on their most cherished vacation memories.

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Forgotten Favorites: ‘Home on the Range’ Movie Review

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Forgotten Favorites: 'Home on the Range' Movie Review

Released in 2004, this was the 45th animated feature for Walt Disney Studios, and was slated to be the last. With a switch to CGI features like Chicken Little, Disney wanted to abandon hand drawn animation all together. But with the acquisition of Pixar came John Lasseter who lead the cause and resurrected the traditional ways for The Princess and the Frog in 2009.

Home on the Range is the final animated feature to use the CAPS system and the last to be released in the old VHS format. The film began production after Pocahontas was released in 1995. In 2000, it was announced under the name of Sweating Bullets (changed to it’s current title in 2002) and was scheduled for a fall 2003 release. But it was later switched in the line up with Brother Bear, and had to wait until 2004 to reach screens.

Synopsis: The movie starts on a little farm called Patch of Heaven with a barnyard full of happy animals cared for by a kind old lady. But all is not well in the West! Alameda Slim is a greedy outlaw who is stealing all of the cattle and then buying up all of the foreclosed farms. And why? Because his former bosses didn’t like his yodeling. Yup. It’s revenge!

So Slim rides through the West and yodels to hypnotize his Bovine prey. Once under his ‘art’, the cows follow him back to his hideout. And who can stop him? Only Maggie, Mrs. Caloway, and Grace. Three dairy cows. But they have help from a would-be Hero Horse named Buck. A peg legged Jack Rabbit. And a whole lot of improbable luck.

I won’t spoil the whole movie by telling you every twist and turn, but if you ever wanted to see cows steal a train, this is your movie! The film goes from happy, to conflict, to problem, to failure, to resolve, and ultimately to triumph. Just like any other Disney movie. But along the way, there are many innuendos, good one-liners, and laughs.

Music: The animation is excellent and is augmented by the appropriately western soundtrack. Alan Menken provides the orchestration, but Recording Artists like k. d. lang (Little Patch of Heaven), Bonnie Raitt (Will the Sun Ever Shine Again) and Tim McGraw (Wherever the Trail May Lead) add signature songs throughout the proceedings.

Talent: Roseanne Barr (never my favorite Actress) does a good job here of playing an outcast cow with a big heart. And udder! British Actress Judi Dench (M from the new James Bond franchise) plays the leader of the herd, Mrs. Caloway. And Jennifer Tilly adds a ditzy touch to her portrayal of Grace.

Other notable names linked to this movie are Cuba Gooding Jr. (Buck, the Hero-Horse) and Randy Quaid as Slim. But I enjoyed hearing Estelle Harris (Mrs. Potato Head) voicing Audrey, the chicken, and Patrick Warburton (Cronk) sneaking in a cameo as one of the villains horses.

Forgotten Favorites: 'Home on the Range' Movie Review

Extras: 1 Bonus Short. 4 Deleted scenes. A few games. 1 music video. Art Review. Commentary. And the highlight of the Extras was Trailblazers: The Making of Home on the Range. The Making of portion is one of the best I have watched. Not very long, but big on style and fun. This movie is only available on a One-disc DVD.

Evaluation: The first time I saw this movie I wasn’t overly impressed, although I did enjoy it. But after multiple viewings I have really come to appreciate it. I even like the yodeling! I would give this movie a 3.8 out of 5 stars.

Lee A. Beatens has two sides as a Writer/Artist. His writing side is showcased at the Blog called Disleelandia, and his artistic side is showcased at the Blog called The CANADIAN Kingdom. His improbable third side is showcased here. Follow him on Twitter at @disleelandia.

Forgotten Favorites: 'Home on the Range' Movie Review

Disney’s Princess Ke$ha

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Chip
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Disney's Princess Ke$ha

An exclusive, sneak peak at the newest Disney movie; Disney’s Princess Ke$ha. Watch as Princess Ke$ha gets a little help getting ready for her day as she sings a beautiful original new song from the movie soundtrack.

Warning do not watch if you are easily offended.

Disney's Princess Ke$ha

Celebrate Valentine’s Day with the Romance Package at Courtyard Orlando Lake Buena Vista in the Marriott Village

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Celebrate Valentine’s Day with the Romance Package at Courtyard Orlando Lake Buena Vista in the Marriott Village

Indulge in a romantic retreat this Valentine’s Day at the Courtyard Orlando Lake Buena Vista in the Marriott Village. For a limited time, guests can relax with their significant other as they enjoy the Romance Package offered at the Lake Buena Vista hotel.

Guests will retreat to Lake Buena Vista lodging after they enjoy all that Orlando has to offer – fabulous theme parks, shopping, dining and plenty of sunshine!

The Romance Package includes:

  • King bedded suite with spa tub
  • Daily hot buffet breakfast for two in the Courtyard Cafe
  • A bottle of champagne
  • A box of Godiva chocolates
  • 3:00 p.m. late check-out
  • Rates from $154 – $254
  • Valid through April 30, 2011

Be sure promotional code LVU appears in the Corporate/Promotional code box when making your online reservation, or call 1-800-922-3192 in the U.S. and ask for promotional code LVU.

Located in the heart of Lake Buena Vista, this recently renovated Orlando vacation hotel combines comfort and convenience featuring amenities such as the signature Revive bed from Marriott with deluxe mattress, linens, and pillows and a zero-entry heated indoor/outdoor pool.

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Events, Attractions, and More Coming to Disney in 2011

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Events, Attractions, and More Coming to Disney in 2011

2011 will be a year of “Disney dream vacations,” both figuratively and literally.  Guests will be making memories over the horizon in Egypt, Hawaii and Alaska, on the aqua waters of the Bahamas, under the sea, over croc and rhino gullies and beyond the solar system.

During 2011, premieres will include an Adventures by Disney itinerary to the land of the pyramids, a Disney Parks virtual itinerary in stunning 3-D to the galaxy of Star Wars, a Disney’s Animal Kingdom ‘Wild Africa Trek’ into the domain of fearsome and fascinating critters, and an experience at Disney California Adventure that plunges guests into the realm of “The Little Mermaid.”  Meanwhile, Disney Vacation Club will celebrate the opening of its first property away from the U.S. mainland, in romantic Hawaii, and Disney Cruise Line will launch the Disney Dream and expand the horizons for its existing ships.

Here are some of the details of what’s in store:

Launch of Disney Dream(January 2011) – A first-of-its kind water coaster that sends guests racing above the upper decks of the ship.  An animated turtle that engages children in conversation about life in the ocean.  A sophisticated lounge where the sun sets over the skyline of a different world-famous city each night.  The Disney Dream, newest ship in the Disney Cruise Line fleet, will bring to life these innovations and more, offering a cruise experience from stem to stern that caters to preferences of the whole family.

The Disney Dream, slated to set sail on Jan. 26, 2011, from Port Canaveral, Fla., will have three-to-five-night Bahamian itineraries.  The ship has a capacity of 4,000 passengers.  For a “boatload” of information about the new ship, go to www.disneycruise.com, click on the Ships & Activities tab and choose Disney Dream.

New horizons for Disney Cruise Line (beginning January 2011) – The Disney Wonder cruise ship will “go west” in early 2011.  New West Coast itineraries for Disney Cruise Line will include, for the first time, Alaska cruises sailing from Vancouver. The Alaska cruises will combine the natural wonder and adventurous spirit of Alaska with the unparalleled guest experience provided by Disney Cruise Line. The Disney Wonder also is scheduled for cruises out of the Port of Los Angeles to the Mexican Riviera, before and after the summer Alaska cruises.  To learn more about Disney Cruise Line or to book a vacation, guests can visit www.disneycruise.com, call Disney Cruise Line at 888/DCL-2500 or contact their travel agent.

An African trek … in Florida (beginning January 2011) – A ravine of menacing-looking crocs, pools of hippos, bushwalks along untracked terrain and other thrills await guests on Wild Africa Trek, a unique wildlife experience launching Jan. 16, 2011, into the deepest, most-remote reaches of Disney’s Animal Kingdom at Walt Disney World Resort.  The three-hour, expert-led adventure will immerse small groups in an “up-close-and-personal” experience with African wildlife species that make their home in Pangani Forest as well as other areas of the park’s Harambe Wildlife Reserve.  Reservations can be arranged at 407/WDW-TOUR (939-8687).

Egyptian wonders ahead for Adventures by Disney (beginning April 2011) – Once upon a time, there were “seven wonders of the ancient world.”  Today, one remains: the Great Pyramid of Egypt.  Adventures by Disney guests will step off of planes, cruise ships and camels into living chapters of history during seven- and nine-night Egypt itineraries.  The pyramids and Great Sphinx in Giza, a Nile River cruise and days and nights in Cairo are all part of the experience.  In 2011, Adventures by Disney will offer 25 itineraries, six to 13 days in duration, on six continents – experiences unique in the luxury tour market for their attention to the family in every aspect of the adventure.  Guests can learn more at www.adventuresbydisney.com.

New Star Tours adventure out of this world (2011) – Bridging that “long time ago” between the two Star Wars trilogies, new Star Tours adventures debuting in 2011 will take voyagers at Disney’s Hollywood Studios in Florida and Disneyland Park in California – for the first time – to Coruscant and other destinations in the Stars Wars galaxy.  The power of the Force and the magic of Disney will combine with the breathtaking immersion of 3-D – for the first time.

Disney Vacation Club says ‘Aloha’ (scheduled to open Aug. 29, 2011) – Aulani, a Disney Resort & Spa, Ko Olina, Hawai′i that includes traditional hotel rooms and Disney Vacation Club villas, is being built on 21 acres of oceanfront property in Ko Olina, approximately 30 minutes from Waikiki.  Aulani draws its inspiration from the traditions and heritage of the people of Hawaii.  Walt Disney Imagineers, with the help of local architects, artisans and historians, are weaving Hawaiian stories into the buildings, interiors, art and gardens of the resort.  Upon completion, Aulani will include 359 traditional hotel rooms and 481 two-bedroom equivalent Disney Vacation Club villas with views of the ocean, mountains and the lush grounds.  More information about Aulani is available by visiting www.disneyaulani.com.

Coming attraction gives new meaning to “immersive experience” (2011) – With the premiere of The Little Mermaid ~ Ariel’s Undersea Adventure, Disney California Adventure will take guests “under the sea” to experience magnificent scenes and magical songs from the popular motion picture.  The attraction represents the next big milestone in the ongoing expansion of the park.  For information on new attractions and vacations at Disneyland Resort, visit www.disneyland.com, call 866/60-DISNEY or contact local travel agents.

Peeking over the “boards” to a reimagined Fantasyland – The largest expansion project in Magic Kingdom history is underway at Walt Disney World Resort, featuring attractions and experiences in an area that will nearly double the size of Fantasyland.  The Walt Disney World project began in early 2010 and will be completed in phases with most new experiences open by 2013.

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Disney Show Me the Love Sweepstakes

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Disney Show Me the Love Sweepstakes

One Grand Prize winner will receive an all-inclusive Miraval Experience including:

  • Round trip transportation to and from the Tucson International Airport
  • An experience guide, Miraval tote bag and sustainable, reusable water canteen upon arrival.
  • Luxurious, casita-style accommodations in one of the 118 rooms and suites situated on 400 lush acres set against the backdrop of the Santa Catalina Mountains.
  • All healthful and flavorful meals, snacks, smoothies and non-alcoholic beverages. At Miraval, we are about choice, therefore guests may purchase signature cocktails and other specialties from the full-bar or selections from the wine cellar in the Brave Bill Lounge.
  • Full access to Miraval’s extensive resort amenities including 24-hour use of the Body Mindfulness Center featuring lap pool and state-of-the-art equipment; world-class spa facilities; full-use of the swimming pool oasis which includes a tri-level pool with cascading waterfalls, acupressure stone walk and whirlpool.
  • Unlimited participation (if you choose) in a vast array of Clue-InTM self-discovery and growth activities, including all fitness and yoga classes; lectures by Miraval Specialists; the Miraval Equine Experience; Chef cooking demonstrations; outdoor adventure and challenge programs; and so many more.
  • Access to beautiful golf courses and tennis facilities
  • PLUS: Each guest receives a $130 resort credit per night of stay to apply as you choose toward Chill-OutTM spa services, private sessions with Miraval Specialists, Chef’s Dinners, Zip-line adventures, trail rides or rounds of golf.

Click here to learn more and to enter.

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New! All natural kids meals packed with Goodness

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New! All natural kids meals packed with Goodness

Kidfresh frozen meals packed with goodness and hidden veggies are based on all the research and expertise developed by interacting with parents and children for the past 3 years.

Kidfresh – www.kidfresh.com – the company that pioneered natural and wholesome food for children, is back with another healthy innovation to help parents meet the challenge of raising strong and healthy kids in an environment drowning in junk food and TV commercials that drip with fat and sugar.

The Kidfresh team includes both pediatric nutritionists and award winning chefs. Together, they have taken kid favorite meals – such as mac and cheese or pasta with meat balls – and remade them with 100% natural ingredients, while eliminating all artificial additives, flavors, colors, preservatives, trans fat and high fructose corn syrup. They are even providing up to 33% of a child’s daily vegetable requirements by the addition of hidden vegetables. Kidfresh frozen meals packed with goodness are based on all the research and expertise developed by interacting with parents and children for the past 3 years.

With its line of 100% natural frozen kids’ meals, Kidfresh offers today’s parents a convenient and fun way to feel good about mealtime without sacrificing taste or nutrition. “Today’s generation of moms are taking more time to carefully read the ingredient list on kid packaged food”, said Sharron Dalton, PHD, RD, who works with Kidfresh as a Sr. Pediatric Nutritionist. “They have little tolerance for preservatives, processed food, high sodium, fat or sugar. Kidfresh frozen meals provide healthy, nutritious and natural food that actually tastes good to kids”.

Kidfresh cares for the environment and the community and uses BPA-free food containers, 100% recyclable packaging and is a proud sponsor of Save the Children.

Stay tuned next week as we will be giving away coupons to try this product out for free.

Quick facts

  • 100% Natural. Nothing Artificial!
  • Hidden Veggies in Every Meal No Artificial Colors, Flavors or Preservatives
  • Naturally Rich in Key Nutrients Great Taste Kids Love
  • 0g Trans Fats
  • Moderate in Sodium
  • No High Fructose Corn Syrup
  • BPA Free Tray
  • Partner with Save the Children

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New! All natural kids meals packed with Goodness
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