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Philadelphia light!?

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Akon98x · 03/05/2019 09:58

Can my ten month old have Philadelphia light spread onto toast? Thinly not loads?

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Lacypants · 03/05/2019 10:01

I'd probably give full fat Philly at ten months. Same as children need full fat milk etc.

elQuintoConyo · 03/05/2019 10:01

I'd say yes, but full fat, nothing 'light' as it's full of shit. (including light yoghurts etc, children need full fat).

However, I haven't had a baby for 7 years so rules may have changed!

Lacypants · 03/05/2019 10:01

But otherwise, I don't see why not. Philadelphia is pasteurised as far as I know.

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Spicypizza · 03/05/2019 10:03

I give my 11 month old cheese spread on toast sometimes. She likes the garlic and herb soft cheese aswell. I do always use full fat where I can though.

megletthesecond · 03/05/2019 10:05

It won't hurt to use a low fat product this once.

Full fat are better tbh. Less junk added.

mindutopia · 03/05/2019 10:05

If it's all you have, it's fine. But I'd otherwise use the full fat version. Light versions of anything usually contain more sugar and salt to make up for the fact they have less fat and aren't so tasty.

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Akon98x · 03/05/2019 10:37

And there was me thinking light is better!Blushthanks for the replys everyone x

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