Generally on the age of 4-6 months babies get solid food. By giving them fruit puree you preparing them for the solid food that they get later.You can buy store bought purees but its always better to make the fruit purée yourself, its much healthier for your baby and cheaper for you!In this article you can find some easy recipes for making the purees.
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Banana-apple puree
Ingredients:
- 1 ripe apple
- 1 ripe banana
- 1 cookie for kids (grain cookie)
- Orange juice (optional)
- 1Peel the apple. Remove the core and rasp the apple into a bowl.
- 2Peel the banana. Cut the banana into small pieces with a knife and puree it with a fork until it smooth.
- 3Mix both the apple and the banana until the mixture is smooth.
- You can add some orange juice to it for extra flavour but this isn't necessary.
- To make the puree thicker you can add a cookie for kids usually a grain cookie.
- You can add some orange juice to it for extra flavour but this isn't necessary.
Melon-apricot puree
Ingredients:
- 2 ripe apricots
- 1 ripe melon
- 1 cookie for kids (grain cookie)
- 1Remove the pit out of the apricots.And cut the apricots into pieces.
- 2Remove the pits of the melon. Peel the melon and remove the pits out of it.
- 3Puree both in a bowl while using a fork.
Peach puree
Ingredients:
- Overripe peach
- 1 cookie for kids (grain cookie)
- 1Peel the peach.
- 2Remove the pit.
- 3Cut the peach into pieces.
- 4Puree the peach with a knife into a bowl.
- To make the puree thicker you can add a cookie for kids usually a grain cookie.
- To make the puree thicker you can add a cookie for kids usually a grain cookie.
Kiwi puree
Ingredients:
- Half ripe kiwi
- 1 cookie for kids (grain cookie)
- 1Peal the kiwi.
- 2Cut it into pieces.
- 3Puree the kiwi with a fork until the mixture is smooth.
- To make the puree thicker you can add a cookie for kids usually a grain cookie.
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