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Babies: 6 - 9 Months

Homemade Purees

Saramore10

Saramore10 member

June 2016 in Babies: 6 - 9 Months

Hi all. I make my son his food homemade. I recently cooked down some plum. I thought it was sweet enough and tried some before but after being pureed it seemed to get tart/sour. Any ideas of what I can blend it with that with take it away. Don't want to have to waste it if I don't have too!

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Re: Homemade Purees

Ceridwen77 member

June 2016

Just mix it with a sweeter fruit purée. Apples, pears and mangoes come to mind.

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kde4 member

June 2016

I agree with the idea of a sweeter fruit. Bananas are always a good to-go if you have them around.

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tviste member

June 2016

I mixed pears in with just about all of my daughters purees. When she got a bit older, she liked the tart fruits by themselves.

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