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Kit out your Kitchen
Great time-saving essentials for your kitchen.to ensure healthy
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Does babyfood in glass jars
cause cancer?
Semicarbozide - your questions answered by the Food Standards
Agency |
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| If you want to start making your own baby food,
here is the perfect book and the perfect mini blender! |
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| Just £17.97 for a half
litre size bowl with pouring spout to mince, mix and make emulsions.
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Feeding Your Baby and Toddler
by Annabel Karmel |
Annabel Karmel is a leading
authority on feeding the under-fives and is a trained Cordon Bleu chef and
mother of three.
This book is an absolute essential for every new mum. It starts
with first foods and goes on to encourage a healthy approach to diet while
offering recipes that are easy for parents to cook, but also, importantly, ones
that parents and kids would actually want to eat.
Brilliant colour illustrations and photographs, I'm a real fan of this book.
Buy it
online here. |
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The Challenge of
Creating fun food for fussy
eaters
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LUNCHBOX NOTES |
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What is a lunchbox note?
A little esteem-building note or postcard for your child to find when they open
their packed lunch - something silly or funny or wise.
Click here for
new designs (changes weekly)
or here...
(click the image to view some examples to print off)
The examples you can see here
are all fairly American in flavour.
Share your
ideas for
UK 'packed lunch' notes.
We'll print them for you here...
Click the image above for more examples or
buy the book here
Here's a note on
preparing lunch boxes generally
Don't forget an insulated container and a cold pack. Schools are warm places
and don't have refrigeration available for packed lunches. And see our section
on nutrition and food safety.
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More lunchbox ideas from the
New
homemaker
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The Picnic Basket |
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We've found a great article for you by Charlotte Russe about planning, packing
and transporting picnic food, plus keeping it cool and serving it - all
accompanied by delightful illustrations (feed your mind with fine art!)
Here's an extract all about preparing
Children's Picnic Boxes or Bags
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A picnic can provide an opportunity to meet up with friends and their families.
Making up individual 'tuck bag' containers for youngsters provides a fun treat.
The food itself can be quite ordinary - favourite sandwiches, a small pie, some
fruit - with a treat like a chocolate biscuit bar and crisps, but the packaging
makes it special.
Sandwiches can be cut into letter shapes or fancy shapes using cutters and
cakes or biscuits can be decorated with the children's names.
Buy individual carrier bags and attach name labels. Small children will feel
very privileged with their own particular bags while adults will be able to
relax over their food with their friends.
Just make sure that all the tuck bags contain the same goodies - or there may
be squabbles
Click here for the rest of the article.
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