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Gerber Graduates Lil' Crunchies

I saw a Youtube video of this girl that bought the Gerber lil' crunchies mild cheddar puffs. She said she had been eating them during her puree stage... She assumed they were fine since A.) they are for babies and B.) they completely melt or disinegrate ... Does anyone think that they would be safe to have during puree stage? They come in some yummy sounding flavors... My NUT takes a long time to reply to email

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Hmmm I am not sure on those - perhaps someone here as tried them. I would see what your NUT has to say. I know for myself that those types of foods are a huge trigger for me (especially if they are made from flour) so you may want to watch it there if those types of foods tend to do that to you as well.

Now for when you are onto eating more solids - a great cheesy crunchy treat is the faux cheese nip - take a Kraft single, slice it three times in each direction to get 16 little squares, place them on a piece of parchement paper and microwave them for 45 to 60 seconds (mine are perfect at 50 seconds) - they puff up and have a nice crunch. 60 cal, 4 g Protein, 2 carb, 4.5 fat. There is a whole thread about these types of Snacks in the recipe section.

Best of luck !

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