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Hey girl wanted you check out your blog again
For breakfast my girls prefer cereal or poptarts
For lunch: sandwiches and soup ormac n cheese
For dinner we try to have a balanced meal with meat, veggies starch and bread
If emi had her way she's have hotdogs for breakfast and peanut butter and jelly or chicken nuggets and fries the rest of the time, KIDS!!!
I'll see you at AJTW
Jenn S. (nitt4ever)
Monday, August 11, 2008 5:37:00 PM PDT
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mj said...
No kids just yet - but here's a typical menu for me:
Breakfast:
Thomas Multigrain English Muffin w/ peanut butter
All Bran Pink Lemonade Fiber water
Morning Snack:
Diet Coke (I gotta get some caffeine in me, the morning drags)
Handful of nuts
Lunch:
100 Calorie chip bag
2 pieces of toast w/ peanut butter
Jello sugar free cup
Afternoon snack:
Orvill Redenbacher Popcorn cakes
Dinner:
On a good day - Grilled Chicken Breast, piece of Garlic Toast, and side of veggies
On a rushed day - Frozen French Bread Pizza
Dessert:
Breyers extra creamy fat free Vanilla Ice cream with dark chocolate syrup.
Tuesday, August 12, 2008 9:33:00 AM PDT
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The corporate offices at Burger King sent samples of their brand new BK Apple Fries and a gift card to try out their new BK Mac & Cheese kids meal.
From the corporate office:
The new Burger King Kids Meal is only 350 calories and includes Kraft Mac & Cheese, low-fat milk and the brand-new BK Fresh Apple Fries. BK Fresh Apple Fries are fresh-cut, skinless red apples sliced to resemble real fries and are served with a low-fat caramel dipping sauce. It’s a great way for kids to get a daily serving of dairy and half a cup of fruit into their diets.
My son LOVED the mac & cheese meal and the apple fries.
To my readers:
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Rules:
Leave a comment with an example of what you serve your kids for breakfast, lunch, snack and dinner.
If you don't have kids, post what you eat.
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Am I the only one who didn't get this? BooHoo....pick me! pick Me!
Okay I have strange kids.
Christopher's meals somedays:
Breakfast
2 - 4 waffles
Dry cereal (mine) Special K
1 cup of milk
LUNCH:
Some green beans
White rice
Grilled Chicken
(All must be served separately)
Juice or Gatorade
SNACk:
Apple (green)
granola bar
cheese or Graham crackers
Dinner:
Swordfish or Steak (the boy has expensive taste) OR
Mac N Cheese
Juice
BTW: If you saw the condition of this child's blankie you would run or stay away :-)
what I serve my kids? Umm, you do know I work full time and don't pay attention right? ha
they eat cereal or oatmesl in mornings.
usually make sandwiches and chips for lunch (at least that's that they tell me).
Dinner is usually good... last night we had bbq chicken, rice and sweet peas.
...you know my blog ;)
OK I am almost afraid to leave the menu-
Breakfast
cereal-coco pebbles or
breakfast taco(egg,cheese,ham)
milk
Lunch
mac&cheese or
grilled chicken salad or
kids meal from local fast food joint
Dinner
whatever the family is having
grilled chicken,sausage,steak,
fish you get the idea
snack
carrots and ranch she will eat this pretty much anytime anywhere
for the 18 yr old
if it doesnt come between a bun or have 2 zz's in it he wont eat it
ON days when are home:
Breakfast: grits and toast, orange juice or cereral and slice of fruit
Lunch: sandwiches and chips
Dinner: last night we had a green salad and baked chicken
Today:
Breakfast
2 waffles
Milk
Lunch
Grilled cheese
Grapes
Snack
1/2 PB Sandwich (on wheat, that's good, right? LOL!)
Dinner
Popcorn chicken
ABC Tater Tots
Ok it depends on what they are in the mood for and which child LOL.
Son Today:
Breakfast:
Special K Strawberry
Snack: Chocolate Protein Shake with Banana and strawberrys. ( I was having one after the gym so he wanted one)
Lunch:
Bologna, cheese, mayo and lettuce sandwich.
Snack:
Fish Crackers
Dinner:
Corn Dog & Green Beans
Daughter Today:
Breakfast:
French Toast Waffle
Snack:
Green Apple
Lunch:
Bologna, cheese, mayo and sandwich.
Snack:
Fish Crackers
Dinner:
White Rice, Sushi Salmon Roll ( what Mommy and Daddy were having)
Breakfast - Toast w/honey
Lunch - Sandwich, pretzels, fruit
Dinner - Pasta, bread, salad
Snacks- granola bar, popsicles, apples
gkstratos@yahoo.com
Alrighty, Yesterday's menu
breakfast- blueberry waffles and scrambled eggs.
lunch- leftover chicken and rice from the day before
dinner- stewed fish w/ okra and jasmine rice
snacks- grapes, chocolate chunk cookies, raspberry chocolate chunk ice cream (nobody said we were health nuts in my house! LOL!)Maybe apple fries might be a good snack choice!
* I am VERY afraid of the Burger King. He really scares me!
Yesterday my 9 year old son had blueberries and a bowl of cinnamon toasters cereal for breakfast.
Lunch
Homemade pizza with all the goodies on it.
Supper
Haystack salads= corn chips, meat, rice, lettuce, tomato, dressing, cheese sauce, and a slice of water melon for dessert
But we do love Burger King when we are in town!
I have a 3 year old. For breakfast, we eat cereal during the week and eggs and bacon on the weekends.
For lunch, we have chicken salad or chicken nuggets or something of the like with (usually) green beans or apple sauce.
For supper, since it's summer--we grill--steaks, pork chops, chicken legs, whatever.
Breakfast - during the week cereal or waffles. On weekends eggs and bacon or pancakes.
Lunch - they eat at school. At home usually soup and sandwiches
Dinner:
Whatever we are eating.
I have a son who is g-tube fed mostly for calorie purposes and being a preemie he has oral aversion but we give him Pedisure with every meal.
Breakfast-
cereal
Lunch-
fruit cup
soup
dinner-
carrots
pineapple glazed ham (baby food)
We're vegetarian and due with our first in January. I plan to let the baby decide (once old enough to talk!), what they want to eat (meat or not), but for the most part, I plan for them to eat what we eat. So here are some typical foods we eat...
Breakfast:
- protein enriched special K with a banana or blueberries
- if I've baked, then banana bread or muffins (yum!)
Lunch:
- cheese and mustard sandwiches
- veggie burgers
Snack:
- hummus with cucumber slices
- yogurt
- sliced cheese
Dinner:
- pasta with veggies
- tofu and mixed rice
- chickpea/corn patties with salsa
- and tonight, it will be twice-baked potatoes!
Thanks! I'd love to try BKs new apple fries.
laurachilton {at} hotmail {dot} com
Breakfast
Rice cereal with fruit
Hemp milk
Lunch
Hamburger patty
rice pasta
green beans
pears
water
lunch
chicken
vegetables
apple sauce
milk
Snack
chips,fruit
My almost 5 year old will usually eat the following:
Breakfast: Nutrigrain bar or cereal
Lunch: Sandwich (usually PB), yogurt and fruit
Snack: Graham crackers, fruit chews, fruit, or granola bar of some kind.
Dinner: Whatever we have (veggie burgers, taccos, potato soufle, soup. . . )
Thanks for the great giveaway :)
For breakfast the kids usually have cereal or scones that I make about twice a week in the summer since we have fresh fruit coming out of our ears. Plus skim milk and they're set.
I....usually skip breakfast, dont tell lol
For lunch we also usually do sandwiches or wraps. always turkey or chicken, plus cheese and cucumbers and tomatoes (also coming out our ears this time of year).
For dinner, tonight, we are having fried chicken. From a chicken we raised ourselves. From a baby :( Thankfully, he had turned into a mean ol' rooster and it's easier to eat him after he's attacked you a couple times lol I'm planning red potatoes and green beans with the chicken, then tonight we'll be having chicken and dumplings (another of our mean chickens lol)
The kids snack on our golden plums or blueberries right now, and in a couple weeks it'll be tons of apples. If 1 a day keeps the doc away, then 3 a day should be great! lol
I'm so glad BK is offering fun and healthier meals now.
i feel like a failure compared to some of these.
breakfast: bowl of cheerios 2% milk
snack: friut snacks
lunch-pbj sandwich (apple slices)
snack: cheese itz
dinner: chicken, corn on the cob, mashed potatoes
My kids love the new Mac N Cheese at BK!!
My youngest will eat anything, and I mean that. The oldest, though, is super picky. Here is a typical day for her:
Breakfast: Egg, toast with butter, milk or juice.
Lunch:Chicken Noodle Soup, Milk or juice
Snack: Crackers and cheese and apple slices.
Supper: Mashed potatoes, cottage cheese, peas, milk
Actually, this everyday, with the only variation being mac n cheese thrown in sometimes. Thats it. Thats all she eats.
Hey girl wanted you check out your blog again
For breakfast my girls prefer cereal or poptarts
For lunch: sandwiches and soup ormac n cheese
For dinner we try to have a balanced meal with meat, veggies starch and bread
If emi had her way she's have hotdogs for breakfast and peanut butter and jelly or chicken nuggets and fries the rest of the time, KIDS!!!
I'll see you at AJTW
Jenn S. (nitt4ever)
I eat too much junk. For breakfast it's usually cereal, I almost never eat lunch, and dinner is commonly pasta with salad.
I can't cook!
My husband and i dont have kids but here is how we eat:
Breakfast: 1-2 whole wheat waffles
1/2 cup of cottage chesse
Fruit that is in season and cheap
Lunch:
Southbeach, lean cuisin or turkey sanwich on whole wheat bread
Dinner:Usually something with white meat turkey.
Ground turkey tacs
Turkey cutlets with squash
Turkey burgers
Shrimp Fajitas
Snacks: WATER, yogurt, fruit, wheat thins.
tatiana_kalil@yahoo.com
No kids just yet - but here's a typical menu for me:
Breakfast:
Thomas Multigrain English Muffin w/ peanut butter
All Bran Pink Lemonade Fiber water
Morning Snack:
Diet Coke (I gotta get some caffeine in me, the morning drags)
Handful of nuts
Lunch:
100 Calorie chip bag
2 pieces of toast w/ peanut butter
Jello sugar free cup
Afternoon snack:
Orvill Redenbacher Popcorn cakes
Dinner:
On a good day - Grilled Chicken Breast, piece of Garlic Toast, and side of veggies
On a rushed day - Frozen French Bread Pizza
Dessert:
Breyers extra creamy fat free Vanilla Ice cream with dark chocolate syrup.
Ok..here goes:
breakfast: homemade hot cereal, fruit, juice
lunch: sweet potatoes, cottage cheese, fruit
supper: grean beans, sweet potatos, cottage cheese, watermellon
My baby is 1 year and we are trying to introduce alergy causing/suspicious foods slowly. I don't eat that healthy, LOL!
goattrainer(at)juno(dot)com
I don't have children yet, so for my menu, I have cereal with lowfat milk or yogurt with granola. Lunch is usually leftovers, a salad or Annie's mac n cheese. Dinner varies. We make a lot of chicken in our house in various forms. My fav? Chicken enchiladas.
A typical day goes something like this:
breakfast:
eggs
toast
cereal
lunch;
rice and beans or
leftovers or
sandwiches
Dinner:
chicken
baked potatoes
italian green beans
fresh vegetables
Breakfast:
Cereal or Poptarts
Banana
Lunch:
Sandwich
Chips
Juice
Dinner:
Last night we had enchiladas
Well, we don't have kids yet. So I guess I will just post what we eat for lunch.
We both eat Honey Bunches of Oats (or any other cereal we have around that is hopefully not too too sugary.) & english muffins. My husband sometimes eats a yogurt.
For lunch I eat either PBJ or grilled cheese on whole wheat bread. Sometimes a plum or grapes with it. My husband (he works & I make his lunch) eats some pretty random stuff. If I make him a PB sandwich, he will have a yogurt with it, as well as a mix I make of craisins, raisins & golden raisins, a granola bar & either some sort of fruit or cucumber (he loves cucumbers.) Sometimes the sandwich is switched out for whatever leftovers we might have. He also has pretzels with his lunch a lot.
For supper. Well we have lots of different stuff. Tonight we are having a recipe from my favourite cooking site allrecipes.com called Creamy Vegetable Cheese Soup. Salad will go with that & garlic bread.
Eden C.
nathanielcswife@yahoo.com
My daughter just turned 1, so we're just really getting into the meals and snacks. But here's a general idea of what we've been doing:
Breakfast: Cheerios
Snack 1: Puffs
Snack 2: Yogurt
Lunch: Some fruit or veg (or both) and toast or cheese,
Snack 3: Dried fruit
Snack 4: Cereal bar
Dinner: Veg and something else like beans or pasta
It seems like she eats all day! But she's a tiny little girl, so if she wants to eat, we encourage it!
Breakfast=toast, banana, yogurt
Lunch=sandwich, sun chips, fruit
Dinner=meat, veggie, fruit
Snacks=cheese crackers, goldfish, string cheese, fruit snacks
We are definitely fruit heavy in my family!
The menu changes frequently, I like to serve him different things all the time so he acquires new tastes (18 months old) but here is an example:
Breakfast: A blueberry muffin, kiwi and dry cereal with a sippy of milk
Lunch: Grapes, Mac and Cheese and half a turkey sandwich with Juicy Juice
Dinner: Pork Chops, cheesy potatoes, brocolli a roll and water with lemon
And throughout the day he'll eat various snacks (pretzels, cubed cheese, crackers, fruit, veggies, etc)
My kids like cereal or toast for breakfast- depending on their mood.
Lunch they have ramen noodle soup or cheese quesadillas, pb & J etc...
Supper- last night we had burritos
Snack- apples, just made rice krispie treats... so those today i guess.
I haven't had BK in forever and today...my daughter said that is what she wants for dinner...please make her wish come true ;)
shaylenejohnson at hotmail dot com
Breakfast:
yogart & cinnamon toast
Lunch:
peas or cut cucumber and a hot dog or sandwich
Dinner: Pasta, salad, mashed potatoes, etc.
My daughter is a kind of unusual child, but I love her : )
Breakfast:
2 French toast sticks
3-6 mini sausages
1 glass of Orange Juice
Lunch:
1 PB&J Sandwich
2-4 Cheese and Cracker Mini Sandwich (Actual Saltines and cut cheese)
1 glass of water (she loves water)
Dinner:
Rice
Broccoli & Cheese (she actually loves Broccoli...not complaining : ))
Chicken (grilled or fried--whichever is easier for us both)
1 glass of water
Snack:
Yogurt (she loves it)
String Chees
Breakfast- smoothies and oatmeal
Lunch- Cheese/black bean and corn quesadillas
Dinner-Whatever everyone else is having. Tonight its Red Beans and Rice with sausage, cornbread, and salad
Breakfast: Toast w/ butter.
Lunch: Bacon sandwich, green pepper strips
Dinner: Homemade Chicken Pot Pie
Snacks: Grape Tomatoes, Yogurt, Graham Crackers
My daughter is two. We have:
B: cold cereal and juice
L: cheese quesedilla or sandwich, fruite and milk
S: fruit snacks or crackers
D: meat, veggie, bread and water
I'm a bit embarrassed to admit that the standard lunch in our house is peanut butter and jelly. But they often have carrots and celery with it, and some sort of fruit. I do try to feed them healthy! Really, I do!
My crazy menus: (I have an almost 2 yr old, an almost 5 yr old, and expecting the third)
BREAKFAST:
Organic Yogurt
Scrambled eggs
Peanut Butter Toast
Juicy Juice Harvest Surprise Juice
(Thank goodness my kids go w/ my cravings!)
LUNCH:
Baby Carrots & Raw broccolli w/ Ranch
Cuts of Swiss cheese & turkey rolled up complete w/ party pick *lol*
Wheat roll w/ low fat honey butter
Milk or decaf iced tea to drink
SNACK:
Red Grapes & kiwis w/ yogurt to dip and milk to drink
DINNER:
Taco Casserole w/ sides
Juicy Juice or Milk Choice
My toddler's usual meal schedule:
Breakfast - cereal and milk, yogurt, or eggs
Lunch - pbj or the occasional leftover that she likes
Snack (s) - goldfish, granola bar, pretzels, etc.
Dinner - a handful of corn or peas - this is not because that's all I serve her, but because that's all she eats!
Thanks for the chance to win!
perdita300@hotmail.com
oops, My email is mrsairmanpetty(at)gmail(dot)com
B: Pancakes w/ maple syrup and a glass of milk
L: Grilled Hamburgers, baked beans, pickles and juice
D: Spaghetti w/ meatballs
Snacks:
Yogurt
Fruit Snacks
Pretzels
Nutri-Grain Bar
leach at rosewooddairy dot com
B- cold cereal and milk/ bananas
L- sandwiches
D- pasta, soup, veggies, baked dish, etc.
Snacks:
crackers
fruit snacks
My girls would eat pasta any time of the day - every day, but we try to offer more variety :)
They are not very hungry in the mornings, so they nibble on cereal (dry) or have it with milk; for lunch the little one likes soup, and the oldest would rather have mac and cheese or a hot dog. They would snack all day on fruit and veggies (I looove summer for this!) and not eat much in the evening - like a cereal bar with milk, or... well, pasta :)
Today's menu looks something like this
Breakfast
cereal(lucky charms) for older kids
yogurt for the 2 yr old
Lunch
can tuna w/ mayo and relish
wheat thins
baby carrots
Dinner
hamburgers(homemade)
asparagus
noodles
Snacks
they can have pick of oranges, bananas,nectarines and peanut butter crackers
Breakfast- I'm not too picky as long as they drink milk with it.
Lunch-something simple, sandwich, pasta, etc
Supper- meat, juice and try to get some vegetables down the kids.
Thanks
Our daughter is only 3 months old, so for now, she eats...me! Which is why it's that much more important for me to eat healthy.
For breakfast and lunch, we each fend for ourselves due to our drastically different schedules. I try to buy fruit as snacks, and I make a conscious effort to keep junk food out of the house. For dinner, I have a menu plan that I follow.
I pick recipes that are healthy and nutritious, and also easy to make. When it comes to actually cooking, I like to sneak in vegetables everywhere since my husband hates veggies. Oh well...at least I'm getting plenty of practice for when my daughter announces she hates veggies. If I can fool a grown man, I'll be able to fool a 3 year old!
Breakfast:
oatmeal or cereal and fruit
milk
Lunch:
sandwich or leftovers
fruit or veggie
milk
Snack:
granola bar, fruit or a homemade treat
Dinner:
Whatever we eat.
Meat, veggie, rice or potato, etc
milk
Love this contest. BK would be a real treat!
kristie at nicu101 dot com
Breakfast: mostly cereal with milk (but sometimes oatmeal, toast and eggs, or bagels and fruit).
Lunch: usually sandwiches, or homemade lunchables (cheese, crackers, lunchmeat) fruit, veggies&dip
Dinner: varies wildly (everything from cereal, frozen pizza, nice meat & vegs dinner, casserole, beans & rice)
Thanks for the giveaway!
breakfast is usually cereal, lunch is leftovers or sandwiches, and dinner depends on the night!
my little one's daily menu:
breakfast: oatmeal, berries, milk
snack: banana,
lunch: yogurt, apple, milk
snack: cheerios, fruit, or veggies
dinner: porridge/soup
snack: veggie or fruit, milk
the menu isn't very interesting, but pretty nutritious
My kids are pretty good eaters
Weekday breakfast they usually have cereal or granola bars and maybe a bannana or grapes and some milk
Lunch is usually PBJ and cheezits or a turkey and cheese sandwich with juice
Dinner is anywhere from Chicken and rice to kielbasa and mac and cheese to tacos . Tonight we had boneless pork chops, apple sauce and corn on the cob. We have a wide range of dinners. Yesterday we had Taco salads and the day before homemade Lasagna.
my blog is
http://evilqueensevildoings.blogspot.com/
Today I had yogurt for breakfast, chicken strips and waffle fries for lunch/supper and cornbread with honey and p.b. for a snack (weird I know!)
Thanks!
ernestsgirl82 at aol dot com
A typical day of food at our house goes something like this:
Breakfast:
cereal, pancakes, or waffles
yogurt
fruit
milk or juice
Lunch:
a sandwich of some sort
raw veggies and dip (or not, they sometimes eat them plain)
milk
Snack:
cheese and crackers or a granola bar or a homemade muffin
Dinner: (depends on whether my husband is working that night or not)
when he is working we eat more convenience type foods like mac and cheese or soup with veggies or salad
if he is home with us we have a meal consisting of protein (fish or meat), a steamed veggie, and a starch (rice or potatoes) or I will make a homemade pizza and a salad
A typical menu for my 2 year old would be:
B- Multigrain Cheerios, milk, and a banana
L- PB&J, or chef boyardee, mac and cheese, or ramen noodles, and 100% juice box
S- apples, raisins, animal crackers, or raisins
D- Spaghetti, lettuce and ranch dressing, milk
She loves the apple dippers at McDonalds (the only thing she'll eat there, besides at the one that sells bananas, which she'll also eat), so I think she'd like the mac and cheese meal with apple fries. It would be good to win the gift card to save on the cost of trying out the meal. Thanks for the giveaway. :)
DS is a picky eater with a pretty limited menu.
Breakfast: cereal or cinnamon roll w/milk
Lunch: Chicken nuggets, watermelon
Snack: carrots or Cheez-its
Dinner: whatever we're having minus any sauce or dressing
Ok, for breakfast she usually gets a muffin or cereal with milk.
lunch is summer camp, I make her a peanut butter sandwich, give her 3 juice pouches (for morning & afternoon snacks too) 100 calorie cookies or rice krispie bar, fruit roll up, small bag of cheese curls or chips and peanut butter crackers.
evening: sometimes McD's, sometimes BK if really busy after work. Other than that, chicken nuggets, corndog baked in over with a few french fries. and lots of ketchup.
she also has fruit and or applesauce in the evening as a snack.
micaela6955 at msn dot com
Here's our menu from today:
Breakfast:
Bacon egg and cheese (made at home from scratch)
Yogurt
Lunch:
Subway (we were out running errands and doctors appointments) - ham and cheese sandwich, baked chips, chocolate chip cookie
Supper:
Grilled chicken, green beans, noodles
Breakfast:
Oatmeal
or
Cereal
or
Pancakes
Lunch:
PB & J and yogurt
or
Egg Salad sandwich and yogurt
or
Tuna sandwich w/ chips
Dinner:
Whatever the fam eats
Snacks:
Yogurt (my kids love yogurt! lol)
Nutrigrain bars
Granola bars
Mandarin oranges
Yogurt covered raisins
For snacks my kids love fruit. I think they get it from their dad. They love all kinds and are always willing to try something new. If we don't have any fruit they have granola or yogurt. I am much worse at eating sweets for snacks. My 6 year old always wants to know if something is healthy.
For breakfast they usually have cereal and milk or pancakes
for lunch usually banquet tv dinners or leftovers
dinner is always different but a favorite in my house is sausage,eggs, pancakes, hashbrowns and juice.
bacon74(at)1stopmom.com
My kids eat:
Breakfast - cereal and/or toast and milk
Lunch - PBJ, pasta of some sort, fruit, and/or cheese
Dinner - Meat and/or pasta of some sort, vegetable, milk or juice
Snacks - fruit, celery or carrots, granola bar, crackers and cheese,
oops. my e-mail is savingsomegreen @ gmail dot com
Breakfast
pancakes
Lunch
sandwich with fruit
snack - poopcorn
dinner - chicken / salad
Hi, here is a typical day for me. I'm a college student who focuses on healthy eating. here is my e-mail: sunshine1state24@yahoo.com
Breakfast:
2 Kashi waffles
egg
banana
yogurt
Snack:
frozen no sugar added apple sauce (freezing applesauce cups is my new thing this summer!)
energy bar: usually cliff bar
Lunch:
large salad with grilled chicken. I like olive oil or some kind of fruit vinaigrette dressing
fruit: most likely an apple
organic chips with hummus
Snack:
popcorn
Dinner:
probably grilled chicken
stir fry veggies
brown rice
Snack:
ice cream :)
breakfast: 10 year old serves yogurt, bagels, fruit
lunch: 17 year old serves, mac and cheese, chicken fingers, leftovers
Supper: everything under the sun. I use menus4moms.com to get my recipes
snacks: crackers, fruit
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