Food safety when weaning - quick question

[ColdBrew]

So I've got everything I need to puree veg and keep it in ice cube trays like they suggest.

When I defrost my ice cubes of food, do I need to heat them to boiling again and let them cool? Or can they just be warmed enough to eat?

[givemegravyonemoretime]

I would warm veg but properly heat meat.

[DameDiazepamTheDramaQueen]

Heat all food until it's piping hot.

[InTheDessert]

Heat to piping hot and cool to suitable temperature.

[insancerre]

Heat to 70 then cool down

[givemegravyonemoretime]

That's interesting. How come Ellis pouches etc only need to be warmed?

[givemegravyonemoretime]

*Ella's

[Camomila]

I've not used them but it's probably because they've been ultra heat treated unlike home cooking.

I reheat everything until piping hot even if I'm reheating for adults.

[insancerre]

They are cooked in a completely different way to how you cook your food at home

[dementedpixie]

I always reheated until piping hot and then let cool. Pre packed baby food will already have been heat treated which is why they have such a long shelf life