what foods "on the go" do you take?

just_peachy · November 2010

If I want to do lunch while I'm at the mall or at a friend's house, I used to pack a Gerber puree meal but now that he is older, I'm not sure what foods I can take along that will keep or not require a lot of maintenance (refrigeration or heating).

What do you gals do?

EllasMommy2010 · November 2010

I always bring a ziplock of cheerios and a jar of unopened baby food. Also, DD is eating mostly regular food now, so I just feed her what I'm eating.

ablou · November 2010

I bring little snacky things like crackers & cheerios. I also ADORE the Happy Babies squeeze containers of fruit. Bean just holds onto them & sucks the fruit like it's a Capri Sun! I keep 3 of them in my bag at all times.

ScissorTailedFlycatcher · November 2010

I haven't done this yet, but I noticed at the grocery store today that they have lunch servings of vegetables. Kind of like how applesauce comes in the plastic cup with a foil top... they have those for corn, green beans, etc. Maybe you could pick some of those up. :-)

tpandr08 · November 2010

shortyred919:
I haven't done this yet, but I noticed at the grocery store today that they have lunch servings of vegetables. Kind of like how applesauce comes in the plastic cup with a foil top... they have those for corn, green beans, etc. Maybe you could pick some of those up. :-)

I actually have the green bean ones in Riley's diaper bag. I just rip off a small corner, drain the juice, and then take the rest of the top off and she munches away on green beans much to her Daddy's dismay...he hates green beans with a passion!

smitt2619 · November 2010

My LO is just over 9 months, and not too willing to eat finger foods other then crackers or cereal, so we pack that and a tub of gerber puree (he gets homemade purees when we're at home).

Abinormal · November 2010

For on the go meals, Tegan gets bites of whatever I'm eating, Gerber graduate type snacks and a pur?ed Gerber fruit, veggie or meal, if she's still hungry. She's slowly moving away from pur?es, but she'll still eat them on occasion.

Que*Syrah · November 2010

For situations like this, I keep lots of snack foods on hand.

I usually take cheerios, goldfish, cereal bars, dried fruit, regular fruit

DS is also at the stage where he'll just eat whatever I'm eating, or I can get him a side of veggies, grilled cheese, mac n cheese, etc.

sasky · December 2010

The First Years Take & Toss snack cups have been a huge help for us:

We fill them with cut up pieces of fruit or blueberries, puffies, cheerios, cooked vegetables, etc. Super easy portion size and we can just throw them in the bag.

We also usually take a slice of cheese with wheat bread and DS is good to go.

curlychic · December 2010

If we are going to the mall, I make sure to feed him purees before we leave, then while we are out, I give him the Gerber Yogurt Juice in a sippy. I also bring Gerber Yogurt Melts, Puffs, and those little cheesy poofs that they have.

If we are going to a friends/relatives house, then I bring his purees and booster and feed him just like I would at home.

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