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Does anyone know any kosher brand baby foods that makes meats or chicken?
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I only know of Earth's Best but their kosher foods exclude meats. Everything else they make is kosher.
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Have you thoughtabout makig your own kosher baby food? It would be better for the baby, you could simply boil the meet, (chicken, brisket, lamb) and then add a vegetable for seasoning, like squash or green peppers. You would then puree the food and freeze it in ice cube trays, after freezing you would take out a few cubes per feeeding and defrost. easy! let me know what you think!
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hey heather, just made my own baby food. I made chicken with carrots. Thanks for the idea, it really never occured to me before. My baby loved it by the way!
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High-nitrate vegetables, such as beets, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, celery, collard greens, lettuce, spinach and turnips, should not be fed to babies in large quant_ties. The naturally occurring nitrates in these vegetables can change to nitrites, which bind iron in the blood and make it difficult to carry oxygen. This can make it hard to breathe and cause the skin to become blue. Limit the serving size of these vegetables to one to two tablespoons per feeding. Use organic veggies instead.
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