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This post may contain affiliate links, please view our disclosure policy for more details. Pasta is a popular dish that originates from Italy, though noodles of other sorts are eaten all around the world
Sauerkraut is a fermented food that’s made from thinly shredded cabbage. With a sour, almost tangy flavor, it packs a punch and is unique from the taste of many other foods, making it a
Eggs are one of our FAVORITE foods for babies here at My Little Eater. They’re so nutritious, sustaining, and versatile, and are a great choice for breakfast, lunch, supper, or a quick snack when
Oranges are citrus fruits characterized by an inner juicy pulp, covered in a thick skin (1). They can be sweet, but sometimes sour depending on the variety! They’re commonly eaten raw, in wedges or
Green beans are such a great texture for oral exploration! With various ways to prepare and cook them, the degree of softness and texture will vary, with canned green beans being the softest. They’re
Shrimp falls within the umbrella of seafood, but is technically considered shellfish. Even more specifically, shrimp belongs to the group of shellfish called crustaceans (1). This makes it one of the top allergens and
meet edwena
Registered pediatric dietitian, mom of two picky-turned-adventurous eater, and the creator of the Texture Timeline™ – an exclusive tool to help move your baby through easy to more advanced purees and finger foods to prevent picky eating.
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