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A new study from the University of Copenhagen shows that at the age of six , children prefer to avoid crunch in their peanut butter, berries in jam and pieces of fruit in yogurt.
The research sheds new light on children's food preferences across age groups.
Researchers asked 485 children between the ages of five and twelve to choose between foods with and without lumps.
New research results shed more light on the food preferences of children between the ages of five and twelve .
Researchers hope to make parents and the food industry wiser about our relationships with food.
"It is important to understand the underlying psychology of children when you, as a parent, serve them food," says researcher.
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