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Showing posts with label yogurt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yogurt. Show all posts
Friday, August 30, 2013
Baby Needs a Bite
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Baby Yogurt
Norah has a pretty wide range of food she eats (bananas, green beans, beans in general, apples, avocado, chicken, sweet potatoes just to name a few) but she did have a few new foods this weekend while visiting friends. One of the new foods she had was yogurt. I don't eat a lot of yogurt (more of an oatmeal girl) so I hadn't thought much about giving her yogurt, but she did like it :)
We picked her up some Sunday at the store so we can add a bit to her diet and it got me thinking. I might start looking around to see if Yo-Baby is actually the most healthy option for yogurt for her. It's great that is is full fat yogurt but when I got looking at the package it has 12g of sugar in the small one serving container and 60mg of sodium. Norah gets her fair share of sugar from apples, so I'm going to be on a search for a full fat lower sugar yogurt. It's possible that 12g of sugar is the lowest I'm going to find but if there is a lower sugar one out there that still fits the diet needs of a growing 10 month old I hope to find it.
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Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Pretend Ice Cream
So normally I don’t like whipped yogurt. Actually, normally I’m not a huge yogurt fan in general (except those yummy pay by the ounce frozen yogurt places where I can put whatever toppings I want on it). I’ve found a new liking for whipped yogurt now though.
All you have to do is get "whipped yogurt" and put it in the freezer it tastes a lot like ice cream :) I tried this tonight and it was pretty yummy. I took a picture of it for you... sorry but I ate about half before I took the picture... I had to make sure it was worth a blog post!
It’s perfectly portioned and better for you than a big bowl of ice cream. I had a strawberry one this time I certainly will be scouting out other flavors. I’m not sure if this would work with the regular yogurts, I think part of what gives it an ice cream like taste is the whipped factor makes it more airy.
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