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Making Your Own Baby Food (PDF) |
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With a little planning, and a blender, a fork, a strainer, a food mill or a baby food grinder, you can make foods for your baby at home. Homemade infant food may help cut food costs, and provide baby with food as nutritious, if not more nutritious, than storebought baby foods.
4 Page(s)
Contents:
- Equipment Needed to Make Baby Food
- Tips for Making Homemade Baby Food
- Thawing and Warming Babys Food
- Pureed Baby Food Recipes
- Baby Food Recipes
This article is available in PDF format. Click here to download it.
Published by: University of Maine System
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RE: Making Your Own Baby Food (PDF)
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Post By (Guest Post)
(04/21/2004)
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i did this almost 20 years ago for my daughter.....what worked for me was after i pureed the food, i would spoon them out into ice cube trays, then freeze them....and then I would portion them in ziploc bags......Zap em in microwave, when my lil angel was hungry
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