Wow, if ever there was an indication that the timing is right for something, please see this study from Cornell University that links Children’s Healthy Eating Choices to Cartoon Stickers!  Linked is the related article that has been published in The LA Times, The Chicago Tribune, and on MSNBC. http://mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSL4E8JL73V20120822?irpc=932 My Fruity Faces is proud to be ahead of [...]

The Kidxecutives at My Fruity Faces are pleased to announce we have teamed up as a licensee with Nickelodeon adding SpongeBob and Dora the Explorer to our sticker sets.  We appreciate Nickelodeon’s dedication to helping improve the eating habits of children.  With millions of loyal fans, SpongeBob and Dora the Explorer stickers make My Fruity Faces more [...]

Dedicated to helping children make healthy eating choices, Overwaitea Food Group will debut My Fruity Faces in several stores this week.  The Kidxecutives at My Fruity Faces are excited to have such a wonderful new retail partner.  We share their excitement in making fruits and veggies fun for kids. Look for My Fruity Faces in the produce department of [...]

Christian Buss, Produce Manager for the Hy-Vee store in Urbandale, IA took it upon himself to merchandise My Fruity Faces in the produce department of his store this week.  Christian’s dedication to improving the eating habits of children is very evident as he states:  “I was at a local elementary school on Thursday talking about tropical [...]

A new company hopes to make fruits and vegetables fun for kids – and hopefully increase consumption at the same time. Burbank, Calif.-based My Fruity Faces are edible stickers designed to decorate fruit and vegetables.  http://www.produceretailer.com/fresh_ideas/Show-your-fruity-face-131152683.html

Edible Stickers Inspire Kids To Play With Their Food.  http://www.perishablenews.com/index.php?article=0017742

School Nutrition Magazine gave My Fruity Faces a nice write-up in the December 2011 edition of their magazine.  The article talks about encouraging students to make healthy choices by offering My Fruity Faces in the the lunch line…  Read more http://www.schoolnutrition.org/content.aspx?id=110

Kathy Patalsky, a contributor to www.Babble.com and creator of www.lunchboxbunch.com, wrote this recent review of My Fruity Faces. My Review of the stickers: I loved them! You can use them on sliced ‘wet’ fruit for easy sticking or on the outer skin/rind of fruits and veggies with a gentle lick to start the stick. Or add [...]