I have a super-quick tip for you today.
Want to be a clever, covert mom and trick
your kids into eating some veggies? Search
‘sneaky pasta sauce’ and ‘sneaky pizza sauce.’ You’d be surprised what you can
hide in there!
Puree veggies and add them into sauces and kids can't even tell they're there.
Don't have time to cook and puree?
Don't have time to cook and puree?
Baby food is perfectly smooth and ready to use.
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Melissa Maygrove!!
Melissa Maygrove!!
Native Texan Melissa Maygrove is a wife, mother, nurse, freelance editor, and romance writer. When she's not busy caring for her tiny nursery patients or shuttling teenagers back and forth to after-school activities, she's hunched over her laptop, complicating the lives of her imaginary friends and playing matchmaker. Melissa loves books with unpretentious characters and unforgettable romance, and she strives to create those same kinds of stories for her readers.
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In the UK I used to use baby food apple sauce when I served a pork roast. We don't eat apple sauce as a side dish but only as a sauce.
ReplyDeleteThe only baby food I liked as an older kid was Gerber's Cherry Vanilla Pudding. Mom and I used to eat it for snacks.
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I've put baby food carrots in boxed carrot cake mixes, just to make sure it actually has some nutrition in it.
DeleteI do the sneaky moves because my kid won't touch any veggies unless it's corn on the cob. He likes to dip his pizza in sauce, so I have carrot puree for that sweetened with a little apple sauce. (Hey, he likes it!) He also likes smoothies and that's easy to hide veggies in too.
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