Comments on: Homemade baby food questions….? http://www.babyfoodgrinder.org/baby-food-questions/homemade-baby-food-questions Baby food grinder tips, reviews and discussion Thu, 02 Dec 2010 08:11:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: k http://www.babyfoodgrinder.org/baby-food-questions/homemade-baby-food-questions/comment-page-1#comment-126 k Thu, 12 Nov 2009 14:25:59 +0000 http://www.babyfoodgrinder.org/baby-food-grinder/homemade-baby-food-questions#comment-126 Feeding your baby at a restaurant shouldn't be a problem but be polite and mention to the waiter first that you're going to feed your baby some food from your bag. Another alternative is to ask the restaurant if they have any fruit or soft bread for your baby to eat (this may only be viable once he's a bit older!!). Having a baby with you is no reason to not enjoy evenings out! Good Luck<br><b>References : </b><br> Feeding your baby at a restaurant shouldn’t be a problem but be polite and mention to the waiter first that you’re going to feed your baby some food from your bag. Another alternative is to ask the restaurant if they have any fruit or soft bread for your baby to eat (this may only be viable once he’s a bit older!!). Having a baby with you is no reason to not enjoy evenings out! Good Luck
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]]> By: daviimom http://www.babyfoodgrinder.org/baby-food-questions/homemade-baby-food-questions/comment-page-1#comment-125 daviimom Thu, 12 Nov 2009 13:49:59 +0000 http://www.babyfoodgrinder.org/baby-food-grinder/homemade-baby-food-questions#comment-125 I made babyfood for all of my kids and the best way to store it at this stage are the gladware 4oz. storage cups. take the cubes out and put them into a double bagged ziplock or other freezer dish. (remember to label them though!). This way you can make a decent sized quzntity at a time and it won't go bad. You might want to look into getting a mini food processor (Walmart sells them for around $10) they are alot easier to use than the grinder. Turkey purees pretty easily and so do some of the leaner cuts of beef. (stew pieces worked well) *********** EDIT Taking food along with you when you dine out is no more dangerous than carrying a bottle. You mentioned carrying it in a cooler. The amount of time from home to a restaurant will not result in a case of salmonella! I would just suggest you bring something similar looking to the food the family will be eating, as your baby grows they will hate to the idea that everyone else is eating something different!<br><b>References : </b><br> I made babyfood for all of my kids and the best way to store it at this stage are the gladware 4oz. storage cups. take the cubes out and put them into a double bagged ziplock or other freezer dish. (remember to label them though!). This way you can make a decent sized quzntity at a time and it won’t go bad. You might want to look into getting a mini food processor (Walmart sells them for around $10) they are alot easier to use than the grinder. Turkey purees pretty easily and so do some of the leaner cuts of beef. (stew pieces worked well) *********** EDIT Taking food along with you when you dine out is no more dangerous than carrying a bottle. You mentioned carrying it in a cooler. The amount of time from home to a restaurant will not result in a case of salmonella! I would just suggest you bring something similar looking to the food the family will be eating, as your baby grows they will hate to the idea that everyone else is eating something different!
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]]> By: Doodlestuff http://www.babyfoodgrinder.org/baby-food-questions/homemade-baby-food-questions/comment-page-1#comment-124 Doodlestuff Thu, 12 Nov 2009 13:26:59 +0000 http://www.babyfoodgrinder.org/baby-food-grinder/homemade-baby-food-questions#comment-124 I would not keep pureed babyfood in the fridge past 2 days. The babyfood grinder already made small amounts, just put less in. I personally would not carry homemade food unless it's stuff that isn't refrigerated. It's far safer to use the jarred stuff. While some devoted moms wouldn't agree with this, I also know a lot of infants get sick from food that is left out too long (not necessarily homemade) and end up in the emergency room. Just not worth the $180 minimum charge vs. 80 cents. [edited to add]: I would love to say that you can just feed the kid food from the restaurant, but because of so many cases of e.coli and Hep A and other food poisoning instances going on, I just would never bring a young child to eat at one and would provide my own food, jarred when away from home.<br><b>References : </b><br> I would not keep pureed babyfood in the fridge past 2 days. The babyfood grinder already made small amounts, just put less in.

I personally would not carry homemade food unless it’s stuff that isn’t refrigerated. It’s far safer to use the jarred stuff. While some devoted moms wouldn’t agree with this, I also know a lot of infants get sick from food that is left out too long (not necessarily homemade) and end up in the emergency room. Just not worth the $180 minimum charge vs. 80 cents.

[edited to add]: I would love to say that you can just feed the kid food from the restaurant, but because of so many cases of e.coli and Hep A and other food poisoning instances going on, I just would never bring a young child to eat at one and would provide my own food, jarred when away from home.
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