Grapes and Raisins
Grapes and Raisins For Your Baby
In case you didn't know, raisins are dried grapes. Raisins are nature's candy as they are packed with sugar, and children love them. If your child doesn't have many teeth, they tend to come out whole on the other end. Grapes are a choking concern because there is a risk of them getting lodged in the throat. Just cut up your grapes in quarters so the little ones will have an easier time eating them. In addition, you may have to peel grapes for your child if his teeth aren't developed yet.
Pesticides in grapes is a problem when you are buying grapes from South America. The grapes from other countries can be sprayed with non-FDA approved pesticides and can be in high concentrations. When possible, buy organic grapes and/or grapes from the United States.
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When is baby ready?
8 months old
How to buy
Look for grapes that are seedless (which most are) and either organic or from the United States.
Homemade Baby Food Recipe
Wash grapes really well to get off excess dirt. Cut grapes up into quarters and serve. Just give your baby whole raisins.
How to store
Keep in bottom of fridge.
Are there baby food jars?
No
Should I buy organic?
Yes. If you can't find organic then go with grapes from the United States. Organic raisins are fairly easy to find and do taste better.
Adult Recipe
Add grapes and raisins to salads. For example, make a fruit salad with the honeydew melon, grapes, and raisins and eat with some yogurt and granola sprinkled on top. Another good use for raisins is to add them to oatmeal or cottage cheese.
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