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Any suggestions on baby food flavors

Does anyone have any recomendations for baby foods? going into week 2 and would like to find some meat and veggie babyfoods that are not horrible to eat. I am focused on the idea of "food is fuel" so it doesnt have to be the best flavor ever but If anyone has suggestions on what they liked that would be great.

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  • Their tastes aren't as developed as ours. But there is a reason they shiver and make faces sometimes.

  • im not sure these exist. pureed meat...*shudder*

  • lol, i meant that NOT-horrible baby food meat does not exist (cuz they are ALL horrible ?)

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Read the labels. 2.5 oz of baby food chicken has just over 8 g of Protein whereas 2.5 oz of real chicken breast has 16 g of protein. The nutritional count is not the same. When everything you put in your stomach matters, this is important.
If you don't want to use your ninja, which I get, it's loud, bulky, and unfun to clean. Get a stick blender. It's quieter and easier to clean.
I'm sorry. 2.5 oz of real chicken breast is 22 g of protein.

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