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Home made purées
Can I save the home made purées for 1-2 days in the refrigerator and warm it a little bit before giving it to my baby. Can I store the rice n dal purée or any fruit purée in fridge and serve her the next day ?
She is 7 mo.
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Hello momma! Its always better to feed fresh purees/ Dal rice for your baby. Well but if you are a working mother/ during emergency situations you can refrigerate the puree, take out required amount, thaw it and feed. Thawing means heating by placing the puree cup in a bowl of hot water. Its not direct heating. Hope this helps!
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It's better always give the baby freshly prepared food.
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if you are working mother n don't have time then store roasted suji, or can give glucose biscuits mixed with milk or mashed banana n some thing like that in case of emergency.
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No .. you shouldn’t give food which is stored in refrigerator on next days..
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