Do like eating jars of baby food?
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Hoshiko76
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The baby food diet: Good or Bad? Watch the video here http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9S27D2Bjsuc
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It is probably great for babies....But no thanks. I like real food.3
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shadowfax_c11 wrote: »It is probably great for babies....But no thanks. I like real food.
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Nope0
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Out of all the weirdass gimmick diets...1
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I guess if you like baby food, but it just seems gross to me.0
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shadowfax_c11 wrote: »It is probably great for babies....But no thanks. I like real food.
Most stores also carry pureed canned pumpkin that isn't baby food. Just pumpkin in a can. People actually make pies out of the stuff.
Mmmmm Pie. Now I could totally get behind a pie diet.
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First soup, now baby food, what the hell is next?0
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raelynnsmama52512 wrote: »First soup, now baby food, what the hell is next?
Wired jaw diet?1 -
Alatariel75 wrote: »raelynnsmama52512 wrote: »First soup, now baby food, what the hell is next?
Wired jaw diet?
AKA the Kanye West circa 2004 diet?
*every time I hear wired jaw, "Through the Wire" gets stuck in my head* :laugh:
Edited: it may be 2002 instead, I can never remember for sure! #memoryfail0 -
Most stores also carry pureed canned pumpkin that isn't baby food. Just pumpkin in a can. People actually make pies out of the stuff.
Mmmmm Pie. Now I could totally get behind a pie diet.
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I actually do buy canned pumpkin for a number of recipes, including chocolate pumpkin muffins. But as for baby food, even babies don't need to be eating that over-priced watery stuff. Mine didn't and my grandson isn't either.0 -
I remember people in high school talking about eating baby food, but not even my hermit crabs would touch the stuff.0
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spacequiztime wrote: »I remember people in high school talking about eating baby food, but not even my hermit crabs would touch the stuff.
My kid refused it after a few months, could be due to her SPD, but from the ones I had to "test" for temperature, I could see why she would.0 -
I didn't find a canned one here where l live in Melbourne, Australia, but l will look again.0
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SherryTeach wrote: »Most stores also carry pureed canned pumpkin that isn't baby food. Just pumpkin in a can. People actually make pies out of the stuff.
Mmmmm Pie. Now I could totally get behind a pie diet.
I actually do buy canned pumpkin for a number of recipes, including chocolate pumpkin muffins. But as for baby food, even babies don't need to be eating that over-priced watery stuff. Mine didn't and my grandson isn't either.[/quote]
I didn't find a canned one here where l live in Melbourne, Australia, but l will look again.0 -
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One of the decisions I made when I signed up here was this: because I have a limit on my daily calories, I'm going to eat only foods I like. I am not going to waste my calories on things I don't like.
Although baby food might taste all right ... I've got enough foods I like without feeling the need to try it.0 -
raelynnsmama52512 wrote: »First soup, now baby food, what the hell is next?0
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Alatariel75 wrote: »
No, you won't find canned pumpkin (for pies) in a grocery store here in Australia.
But there's lots of pumpkin soup!
I'm still trying to get used to the idea of eating pumpkin as a savoury food rather than a sweet food (I'm Canadian, living in Australia).
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raelynnsmama52512 wrote: »First soup, now baby food, what the hell is next?
I tried the cat food diet a while back. I lost some weight but had an irresistible urge to lick my privates. It was embarrassing.1
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