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Isn't the ricotta bake too acidic for our tummies?

Hi all. I'm on the puréed stage and so excited to make the ricotta bake but isn't the tomato sauce too acidic for our tummies?

I've had tomato Soup but it just occurred to me that tomatoes are very acidic.

Thoughts?

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    I made it tonite. It is very tasty, but the first bite took a minute to go down. Once the cheese overtook the tomato acid it was all good.

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    I loved it during my mushy phase. Didn't have any issues. I can't eat it now at 7 months out mainly because my taste have changed, I don't like the Italian seasoning now. Crazy

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    I think every food is different depending on the person, but I didn't find it too acidic or greasy at all. In fact, it was the best thing I had during the soft food phase. I'm well into regular food now and I'd be lying if I said I didn't still make it once in a while :P

    Use low-fat/part skim cheese. You won't be able to eat much. A good test would be to take a single bite, wait a few minutes to see how your sleeve accepts it. If you have any reflux or reaction to it, just don't eat it. Best of luck!

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    It's a little ways down on that link. Other good info in there as well

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