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CTBill
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I ate "baby food" (tapioca and banana puddings) until I was about 8 years old. Until, I suspect, my parents began to be embarrassed in the grocery store by my selectivity.
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digger1
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| no but I like children's chewable vitamins. Flintstone grape. Yummy! |
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shirochan
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| I kind of do. I don't buy it, but I like the fruit ones. Damn it, now I want to go get some. XD |
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lithium73
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| Posted: Sat Nov 07, 2009 1:52 am Post subject: |
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| I love the apple ones. Now i want some |
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MONKEY
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| Posted: Sat Nov 07, 2009 5:52 am Post subject: |
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I do, when my brother was a baby I'd taste some of it.
And rusks are just the food of the gods 
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dossa
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Blueberry buckle... good stuff... My 14 year old daughter loves the stuff as well.
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CleverKitten
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Don't recall ever liking it. Still don't. My mom always made "normal" food, and then liquified it in the blender for me to eat when I was a baby. She said it was cheaper, healthier, and yummier.
I remember being force-fed "carrot" baby food when I was five by my babysitter, as a punishment for fidgeting too much at naptime. That doesn't help my opinion of the stuff much...
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david_42
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| Posted: Sat Nov 07, 2009 12:03 pm Post subject: |
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| Nope, didn't as a baby either from what my mom told me. |
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Followthereaper90
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no 
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YoshiPikachu
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| Followthereaper90 wrote: | | no |
I agree with you on that!
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CockneyRebel
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I enjoy the taste of pablum.
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BelindatheNobody
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| Posted: Sat Nov 07, 2009 6:14 pm Post subject: |
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No, didn't like it even as a baby. Hate the texture. Gross.
| digger1 wrote: | | no but I like children's chewable vitamins. Flintstone grape. Yummy! |
Oh, I like those, too. But not the grape. Only the red ones.
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Azharia
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Some of the ones I get my baby are lovely.
The powders my aunt used to get her babies and added water too made me ill to smell. I used to have to leave the room! |
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saywhatyamean
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I get organic baby apples and add a few spices to it to make a quick apple sauce for eating with pork. I sometimes eat that on it's own. I also like organic baby pears to eat for a quick snack. I ate alot of these when doing elimination diets. I would eat the adult style but orgainc are hard to get tinned or in jars and alot more expensive if you do find them because where I live there is not alot of oganic produce in supermarkets, you would have to go to a specialty shop to get them.
My children only had the food I cooked for them as babies, as did I as a baby. I used to think prepared baby foods where like baby junk food. I did try my children with some of the organic fruits and fruit gels but they would not even let me put it in their mouths. Perhaps the smell or texture or both put them off, very sensitive. |
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