Introduction Overweight among children is an alarming health related problem which is seen throughout the world. About “20 million children worldwide under the age of 5 years were overweight in 2005.” (1) This has lots of repercussions in different aspects of life with regard to health, pecuniary and social realms. “Overweight “and “obesity” are terms which are being used in the same sense to indicate an unhealthy state which is associated with the occurrence of weight that is excess than the normal. (2) Excess weight will ultimately influence the wellbeing and the life expectancy of children. The after-effects of excess fat in the body will take several years to become visible and has the ability to cause serious diseases. In children, this will cause many problems in future “such as Type-2 diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, hypertension and certain forms of Cancers (WHO, 2008).” (3) Energy drinks and Obesity There are various reasons for obesity in children. But, the disparity between consumption and utilisation of energy is the fundamental reason behind obesity. The main factors responsible for this serious health issue are “genetic, endocrinal or idiopathic.” (4) The intake of “carbonated drinks” with excess calorie is a complementary factor. These drinks are having glucose content and are rich with energy. A child who regularly consumes a carbonated drink daily will get 10% excess energy than a child who does not consume. (5) This excess energy, if not expended properly, will result in obesity. Snacks and obesity “Snacks” are very rich in energy content. (6) Children take more foodstuffs outside home and this includes snacks too. The frequent consuming of these types of food and the absence of physical activities will ultimately result in obesity. In addition to this, taking snacks is the easiest way to control appetite. Energy dense snacks and primary school children Primary school children have been consuming “fat and added sugars” more than the optimum amount. Use of “fizzy drinks” has increased in the last few years. (7) There is a higher content of fat in the refreshment drinks taken from outside. “School children in UK are spending more than £1.3bn a year on food.” (7) They spend around 75% of their money for refreshment foods and drinks. With regard to the custom that the primary children follow, they are permitted to bring refreshment foods “as part of the government fruits scheme.” (8) The problem of obesity among children has to be addressed since it leads to health related issues. Around fifteen percentages of children are suffering from overweight in America. Childhood overweight is becoming more problematic because there is a chance of “developing Type II Diabetes, hypertension, heart disease and other obesity-related diseases at a very young age.” (9) Besides these health issues, they may suffer from a psychological disturbances if they are mistreated by friends or other people. Decrease in energy dense snack consumption is one of the ways in getting rid of obesity. Childhood obesity and increase in high energy dense food intake are related. Intervention A study was conducted to design a replica to explain the low nutrient dens