Can I Use 'Fruit Fresh' When Making Baby Food?

RE: Can I Use 'Fruit Fresh' When Making Baby Food? By (Guest Post) Don't add anything! The best, healthiest, foods are the ones that are natural with out all the chemicals and preservatives. Just like fresh fruits and veggies without added butter, salts, etc., is the healthiest for you to eat, the same is true with your baby. I agree with the post about freezing the prepared fruits and veggies in the ice cube trays or whatever so your food stays fresh. Good for you for making your own baby food. I wish I would have. Posted on 02/04/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Can I Use 'Fruit Fresh' When Making Baby Food? By ginnyrose (1) Contact i just love it when i know a mama is making her own baby food; i did, too, and my baby just turned 18. in vicki lansky's Wonderful book, feed me, i'm yours, she says to freeze everything and add nothing, and that babies prefer the natural sweetness of fruit with no additives. the plop method was to drop fruit or vegetables into single serving plops, freeze hard and then store in a ziploc in the freezer. the cube method was to freeze baby food in ice trays, pop them out and then store in a ziploc in the freezer. it took no time for the plops to reach room temperature, the cubes took a little longer. my daughter's favorite thing was butternut squash. Posted on 02/01/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Can I Use 'Fruit Fresh' When Making Baby Food? By Trix (Guest Post) If you want to avoid the brown color, you can simply add a little lemon juice to your fruit mix. Not enough to make it taste tart, just a bit will do (I haven't done this with bananas, so I'm not sure how that would work, but it's great with other fruits like apples and pears). When your baby is old enough to eat slices of fruit, you can precut fruit like apples and sprinkle them with lemon juice too so they don't turn brown. Posted on 02/01/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Can I Use 'Fruit Fresh' When Making Baby Food? By michawnpita (459) Profile Contact Not only is making your own food less expensive, it's safer (if you use organics, even more so). They only add the ascorbic acid to keep the food the right color. You don't even have to add that, do you think the baby cares that the nanas are a little brown? Also, once they are on oatmeal, take instant Quaker oatmeal and whiz in the blender or food processor, instant oatmeal that has a little texture too it and WAY cheaper. Have at it and good for you, for feeding your baby wisely and frugaly. Posted on 02/01/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Can I Use 'Fruit Fresh' When Making Baby Food? By QueenBeeCrafts (216) Profile Contact Julia I would not worry about adding anything - the only reason they add it to the commercial foods is for cosmetics. If anything, you can use a little orange or lemon juice. Are you jarring or freezing your foods? I made mostly veggies and fruits for my son, and froze them with no additives at all. hope this helps. Regina Posted on 01/31/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

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