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Reheating baby food.

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Vicky08 · 18/06/2011 15:43

Earlier today I heated up a jar of baby food for my DS until it was luke warm. He ate half and then didn't want anymore, by this stage it was cold so I covered the dish with tin foil and put it straight in the fridge. Can I reheat it and give it to him? Or should I just throw it away?
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strandedbear · 18/06/2011 15:45

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RitaMorgan · 18/06/2011 15:45

No, I wouldn't reheat something twice. Chuck it.

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Vicky08 · 18/06/2011 15:48

Thanks, that's what I thought. Not sure what he'll think of fridge cold food but I'll give it a try and if not I'll just trow it away.

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trixie123 · 18/06/2011 18:29

as the others said. If he often doesn't eat it all, put half in a bowl and heat that, then you can save the other half for another time.

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