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Louisville restaurants take sugary drinks off kids menus

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Boulder County Board of Health honored 16 locally-owned Louisville restaurants for not offering sugary drinks on kids menus. A group of local doctors, dentists and nonprofit groups were involved with the push to ask restaurants to take the drinks off their menus. On average, children in the United States drink 30 gallons of sweetened beverages a year, equivalent to a full bathtub.

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Louisville restaurants take sugary drinks off kids menus

The Boulder County Board of Health honored 16 locally-owned Louisville restaurants recently for not offering sugary drinks on kids menus. Owners of the restaurants pledged to offer only low-sugar drinks. A group of local doctors, dentists and nonprofit groups, including Community Food Share and the American Heart Association, were involved with the push to ask restaurants to take the drinks off their menus. The Louisville restaurants were 740 Fr…

2 months ago·Boulder, United States

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