What does RDNA stand for?

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Recommended Daily Nutrient Allowance (nutrition)

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Macaroni and cheese, pizza, cereal, and chicken are preschool-age kids' favorite foods, according to researchers at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville, who have been tracking the eating habits of 72 children since they were two months old and comparing the results to recommended daily nutrient allowances and intakes.

WHAT DO PRESCHOOLERS LIKE TO EAT?