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Kiddiwinks Offers a 1:1 Nutritional Replacement for Cow's Milk

While most plant-based beverage brands primarily target adults, Kiddiwinks stands out by addressing a different demographic, children, through its commitment to providing healthier beverage options designed specifically for kids. The Brooklyn-based, women-owned company makes its plant-based milk for kids from oats and chickpeas, offering kid-pleasing options like vanilla- and chocolate-flavored plant-based milk in a can.

Kiddiwinks was mindfully made to provide children with a healthy drink that shares key nutrients that are lacking in dairy milk. "We saw a whitespace in the market for plant-based dairy alternatives that provide the nutritional profile found in traditional dairy," Co-founder Stephanie Banham-Eichner told Vegconomist, "and then went above and beyond to make a product that also addresses other prevalent shortfalls in children’s diets, like a lack of fiber."

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