I decided that I wanted to make Coleman a lot of his food for a few reasons.
1. It's cheaper
2. It's healthier
3. It's cool to say that I make a lot of his food
So here is a look at our first few adventures with food...
Coleman's first taste of rice cereal: YUM!
The first food I made for Coleman was sweet potatoes. The store had them on sale for 25 cents a pound (AWESOME!) I bought a pound of them and got about a month and a halfs worth of meals for my little man - That's good savings!! I cooked the potatoes in the oven, scooped out the insides, blended them (as well as adding water to make them smooth), and froze them in ice cube trays.
Colie loved them!
Avocados weren't as big of a hit at first, but once he got used to them he fell in love. They are super easy to freeze as well. I scoop out the insides, put them through my food mill, and freeze. Avocados are in season now, so I only buy them when they are on sale. But it's a super easy food to travel with! Justin got me an avocado slicer for Christmas and it has made it so much easier too!
Way to go! How long do the sweet potato ice cubes last?
ReplyDeleteThey will last about 3-4 months according to my book that I have (Super Baby Food by Ruth Yaron). However, he loves them so much that it's only been 2 months and I have to make more this week! I guess it depends how much you make. I used 3 potatoes the first time and got about 2 months worth out of them...this week I'm planning on making a lot more because I got a food processor for Christmas!
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