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Why everyone is eating Snow Days Pizza Bites instead of Pizza Rolls.
For as long as we can remember, pizza rolls have always been in our lives. There is no question that we have a strong emotional connection to the memorable snack. We grew up eating them and now we share the same love we had for pizza rolls with our kids. Having said that, it is understandable why it would be hard to give them up. Unless you didn't have to actually give them up. What if I told you there was a healthy alternative to pizza rolls?
Snow Days Pizza Bites are the healthier version of pizza rolls. We all loved pizza rolls once, but now it's time to give our children something healthy to love. Something new, delicious, and wholesome that your kids can share with your grandchildren.
Good Calories VS Bad Calories
Good Calories
Good Calories
Snow Days pizza bites are made with 100% organic ingredients.
Bad Calories
Bad Calories
Traditional pizza rolls are high in sugar, sodium, and fat.
WHy snow days' is healthier!
WHy snow days' is healthier!
Snow Days removed all of the unhealthy ingredients such as preservatives and other artificial things. The pizza bites don't contain gluten. On top of that they are made with hidden veggies. Pizza rolls are the complete opposite of healthy. They are dangerously yummy. You get nothing out of eating them but a couple of minutes of pleasure for long-term bad health. It isn't worth it at all.
All things considered, there is no logical reason to keep buying your kids traditional pizza rolls when Snow Days' Pizza Bites exist.
There are two types of parents in this world
There are good parents and bad parents. What kind of parent do you think you are? Good parents are making sure their kids are eating correctly in order for them to stay in good health. If you're feeding your child traditional pizza rolls instead of Snow Days' pizza bites you may not be the best parent. So, for your sake and your child's health, make the change.
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