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baby hates applesauce?

Miss.ModularMiss.Modular member
in Babies: 9 - 12 Months
any suggestions to make it taste better? cinnamon?  a sweeter apple maybe? i dont know!
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Re: baby hates applesauce?

  • ABMcKinneyABMcKinney
    Are you making it yourself? How are you cooking the apple? I've read that baking it helps retain the best flavor (and it makes your house smell good!)
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  • Alli3586Alli3586 member
    How many times have you tried giving it to him? With some foods you have to try 10-15 times before they will eat it.
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  • mabst196mabst196 member
    Cinnamon is an idea to try.
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  • betsnupbetsnup member
    Definitely try cinnamon.  That is the only way DS will eat applesauce.
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  • Buckets of MoonbeamsBuckets of Moonbeams
    Cinnamon, definitely.  If you like living on the edge, throw some brown sugar in there too.
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  • msabol2077msabol2077
    maybe mix it in with something else that he likes.
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  • sunnygyrlsunnygyrl
    It took us 20 times for her to start liking applesauce. We never tried the cinnamon.
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  • LerxieLerxie member

    Has he tried any other fruits he loves? If so, try a mix.

    A didn't like the jarred applesauce but when I baked my own fuji apples, she couldn't get enough! LOL

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  • star173star173 member
    Does he like other pureed fruits? Maybe it's the texture of applesauce. K likes the flavored ones a little better than regular applesauce- meaning she doesn't close her mouth and turn her face from it...but she's not really a fan of any food except yogurt.
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  • Brookie-CookieBrookie-Cookie
    mix in other fresh fruit or squash/sweet potatoes.  pears were a bigger hit than apples in the beginning.
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  • StellasmomStellasmom member

    imageABMcKinney:
    Are you making it yourself? How are you cooking the apple? I've read that baking it helps retain the best flavor (and it makes your house smell good!)

     It's Mod. Nothing but organically grown home baked apples pureed in the latest and greatest baby food blender will do for little Grant.

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  • Miss.ModularMiss.Modular member

    it was just basic organic jarred unsweetened applesauce.  i was just too lazy to peel my own lol.   he actually GAGGED when he ated it. gagged! haha

     

     

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  • Miss.ModularMiss.Modular member
    imageStellasmom:

    imageABMcKinney:
    Are you making it yourself? How are you cooking the apple? I've read that baking it helps retain the best flavor (and it makes your house smell good!)

     It's Mod. Nothing but organically grown home baked apples pureed in the latest and greatest baby food blender will do for little Grant.

     

    hah wrong!!  i bought this one!

     

     

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  • *sallymad**sallymad*
    Gwen doesn't like plain applesauce. I normally mix it with apricots or carrots. Even then though I can't add a lot.
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  • AmyDrinkieAmyDrinkie member
    Mine doesn't particularly love it, but he'll eat it.  He prefers savory foods.
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  • kellyjustinkellyjustin
    is it cold?  dd refused anything cold for a while.
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  • mieuxmieuxmieuxmieux member
    Kate refuses all fruit purees... so I'm not much help.
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