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How long is frozen baby food good for?

I'm wondering since Elmer will be born during peak harvest season, and not be ready for solids until the barren season.

Re: How long is frozen baby food good for?

  • Most things I have read say about 3 months.
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  • ugh, so making ahead and freezing isn't an option. 
  • Probably depends what you free it in.  I made carrots from our garden in September and they are still good now...5 months later.  I store most food in food saver bags.
  • Probably depends what you freeze it in.  I made carrots from our garden in September and they are still good now...5.5 months later.  I store most food in food saver bags.
  • I think about 2-3 months. But if you consider you really only introduce 1-2 new foods a week, there are still a lot you can introduce during barren season, then wait till spring to do more variety. 
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    ugh, so making ahead and freezing isn't an option. 

    Do you have a pressure canner?  You can't do purees safely, but you can do steamed/blanched stuff in cubes and it will have a much longer shelf life.  That's what I plan on doing.  LO is due the last week of June but I'll probably steam/cube things like squash and sweet potato for her then it'll be easy to puree it when she's ready to start solids.

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