The twins really like strawberries. They eat them rolled in graham crackers, with some honey drizzled on top and fork mashed and mixed with other fruit purees.
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Feeding my twin toddlers is a challenge. I worry about the quality, quantity and everything in between. Trying not to get into a rut and introducing variety is an everyday effort.
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- Potato leek soup from Imagine Foods
- Strawberries
- Creamy tomato soup from Pacific Foods
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Our girls love strawberries. I have started taking diced strawberries with us when we go out. It's an easy snack for them.
ReplyDeleteWe ate out for lunch yesterday, and the girls had cantaloupe and honeydew for the first time. They LOVED it.