why this cereal without spoon ? can I put any amount like Corn flakes? I'm a new mom :)
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Normally I'd you are just starting out giving this to your baby you start with 1 tbsp and then increase the amount as he/she gets use to taking it from a spoon. One can start with 1 serving/ day and then increase. Also ask your pediatric doctor.
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No spoon, my husband uses it only for his coffee and loves it. He never puts food in it. I don't think he has even thought about using it for food!
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I can only speak for mixing it in a blender. This is unsweetened, so if it was added to milk you would need a sweetener. I have been trying to curb my sugar intake so I add a Tbsp of this to 3/4 c almond milk, (rice, coconut or almond/coconut milk works too) plus 1/2 banana (for sweetener) and blend with cup of ice. Its like a chocolate smoothie. Great for kids too without the added calories. Just recently started trying this recipe with the Navitas Natural pomegranate powder in place of the Cacoa. Yum! Good luck
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I've added it to Cream of Wheat, but I can't have hot coco with my kidney disease and don't drink coffee. What I found with Cream of Wheat is adding to the dry cereal and mixing it up before cooking keeps it from clumping. I've added it to my omelets and mix it up real good, and added to home made mashed potatoes. Also added it to casseroles----again mixing with dry ingredients first.
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Yes Mia, I pop them in the microwave ( in a glass bowl) on defrost. If the food is watery, then add Baby Rice Cereal. We use brown rice cereal
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No rice noodles, just cereal and you can start to give it to 4 months old baby mixed with formula or breast milk.
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Buckwheat is definitely prevalent but there is a nice vanilla-y cranberry overtone, IMHO. Try one pkg; if u rn't hooked u'll know! I ordered 1 pkg, and am now on autoship bcz we use it every day on our cereal and oatmeal. Best wishes.
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You just add it straight into the milk. You need to add a little bit at a time and mix it in. Otherwise it will clump together like cornstarch does. I found that if I mixed it in in small amounts, it mixes better. Also, I always put in 2 teaspoons.
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It probably got buried during shipping. Not sure about using the spoon from a different brand. I would just gently dump the contents of the can into a large bowl and fish out the spoon. It will probably happen again so be sure to hold on to an extra spoon!
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A "watery gruel" is an entirely appropriate outcome for this machine's "porridge" setting. It's meant for soup. Now the way to create the best damn bowl of McCann's you will ever likely set spoon to is to use the porridge setting but forget the lines. Use 1 part grain to 2½ parts water. Feel free to dump in a handful of plump flame raisins, a pinch of salt, a shake of apple pie seasoning and a dash of vanilla. Mornings will never be the same ...
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My guess? You are probably used to cereals laced with sugar. Try using some honey, or sugar in the amount of 2 teaspoons to two ounces of wheat germ.
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hi, I just put your idea to the test with peanut m&m;'s and it worked great, thanx for the idea from a fellow M&M; lover...I love this product for my cereal too.
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Go to a store and carry a tape measure with you. One glance at the cup or bowl will tell you how much soup or cereal or coffee/tea with go in them. Do you need to be spoon-fed?
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OMG, I"m feeding baby Miriam these right now...are you watching us?!? They are virtually tasteless, so probably wouldn't be good adult snacking! Stick with Cheerios :)
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I had some luck with textures- but also some trouble. It really depends. Most everything went in fine, but not always out easily. My oatmeal was fine- but it was also pured with fruit, which helps. I had a ground turkey/peas/carrots combo that gave me trouble. In the end, the clogs weren't bad thru the spout, but much more difficult while using the spoon attachment. I loved the system so much for storage, that in the end, if there was a major clog, I'd just cut off the top and spoon feed from the pouch.
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I have been throwing a few in my cold or hot cereals......or you can bake with them....they are not what I thought but I am going to use them anyway....Roselle Adrienne (would not order them again)
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Depends on how soft the food is. You can get most things without skin or seed into a smooth purée (I.e. Sweet potato, carrots) If ur baby is not ready for texture you may want a backup plan.Realistically, nothing manual like this will be just like the baby bullet but once my baby was able to handle texture I only used this masher. It's easier to clean and feed straight out of the bowl