02/10/2025
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Taste Test Time!
Today my son and his friend took on a blind taste test challenge with the Ella Ola Kids Multivitamin powder. One cup had plain tap water, and the other had water mixed with the supplement (which doesnât dissolve completely, a few tiny specs float, so I covered both cups with paper towel so they couldnât see the difference).
đ¤My son has a very sensitive palate, so heâs the perfect tester for this. The powder does not dissolve completely in plain water, however Ella Ola recommends mixing it into foods like yoghurt, milk, apple sauce, or porridge. I think it would be almost impossible to detect in them.
âThis is NOT a sponsored post. I purchased these myself and just wanted to share this little experiment with you all as I see many children with highly sensitive palates and restricted diets.
đľď¸ââď¸What does it provide?
For 4-8 year olds, as a percentage of the Estimated Average Requirement (EAR) it contains:
Vitamin A: 145%
Vitamin C: 120%
Vitamin D: 400%
Vitamin E: 167%
Thiamine (B1): 200%
Niacin (B3): 83%
Vitamin B6: 200%
Folate: 125%
Vitamin B12: 200%
Biotin: 83%
Vitamin B5: 100%
Iodine: 77%
Zinc: 167%
Selenium: 12%
Manganese: 5%
Vitamin K: 14%
âWhat it doesnât contain:
Riboflavin (B2), iron, calcium, chromium, copper, molybdenum, magnesium, phosphorus, choline.
đ°It is expensive at $2 per serve.
âIs it suitable for your child?
That can be difficult to answer because it depends which foods and food groups your child is not eating enough of. A paediatric dietitian can analyse your childâs intake to determine which nutrients are missing and provide tailored nutrition advice to suit your child.