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Tahini Eaters &/or Hemp Seed Butter Eaters

Cassandra1028Cassandra1028
in Babies: 9 - 12 Months

I recently bought both for DS to eat...problem is, what the heck do I pair them with?

The only thing I've done is put it on his toast (he LOVES his toast!)

Where else can I mix them into for him to eat?

Rice cereal maybe?

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Re: Tahini Eaters &/or Hemp Seed Butter Eaters

  • christina-mariechristina-marie
    You can do tortilla roll ups. Use the hemp butter for pita grilled cheeses (if you're comfy doing dairy at all?) I give DS chick peas sliced in 1/2 all the time. I know it's not exactly Tahini which by itself is a pretty strong flavor.
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  • GrumpyBear74GrumpyBear74
    Where do you buy your Tahini?
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  • kelbriankelbrian
    Mini bagels! Or pita bread. 
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  • Cassandra1028Cassandra1028

    imagefredalina:
    Isn't tahini an allergy concern?  (Sesame seeds, or are they not?)

    Not that I am aware, because it's a seed. It's on the of the "nuts" that you're supposed to introduce first. I already give him ground flax seed, and he's fine with that.

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  • Cassandra1028Cassandra1028

    imageGrumpyBear74:
    Where do you buy your Tahini?

    My local grocery store, Sentry. 

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  • Cassandra1028Cassandra1028

    imagechristina-marie:
    You can do tortilla roll ups. Use the hemp butter for pita grilled cheeses (if you're comfy doing dairy at all?) I give DS chick peas sliced in 1/2 all the time. I know it's not exactly Tahini which by itself is a pretty strong flavor.

    Can't do any dairy - he's intolerant. 

    But it looks like everyone is saying bread-type things...so I guess I'll just stick with putting it on his toast.

    Thanks ladies!

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  • laurenbuglaurenbug

    What about on slices of cucumber, or small pieces of carrot?

    And, FWIW, DS is alergic to sessame.  From some of the research I did, it's actually a fairly common alergy, and can be a precursor to peanut alergies.  Just something to watch out for Smile

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  • Cassandra1028Cassandra1028
    imagelaurenbug:

    What about on slices of cucumber, or small pieces of carrot?

    And, FWIW, DS is alergic to sessame.  From some of the research I did, it's actually a fairly common alergy, and can be a precursor to peanut alergies.  Just something to watch out for Smile

    Oh great.....I did not know this. I gave it to him this morning, so I'll not give him anymore for a couple of days and see if he has a reaction. Thanks for the heads up!

    And I thought they couldn't have raw cucumber for quite a while? 

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    imagelaurenbug:

    What about on slices of cucumber, or small pieces of carrot?

    And, FWIW, DS is alergic to sessame.  From some of the research I did, it's actually a fairly common alergy, and can be a precursor to peanut alergies.  Just something to watch out for Smile

    Oh great.....I did not know this. I gave it to him this morning, so I'll not give him anymore for a couple of days and see if he has a reaction. Thanks for the heads up!

    And I thought they couldn't have raw cucumber for quite a while? 

    Hey, don't know if you're still on, but just saw this.  I'd continue to let LO try the tahini for 3-5 days in a row in order to know if there is going to be a reaction.  Often, reactions don't happen until a baby has had the food a few times.

    On wholesomebabyfood.com it says you can introduce cucumber between 8 and 10 months...it says it may make them gassier, so to watch for that.  It also says they shouldn't eat the peel...but I get the big long english cucumbers, and have always let W eat them with the peel, he's never had a problem with it, so who knows...

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