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Taking homemade food out

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katiecubs · 26/01/2011 20:10

Hello - can anyone tell me how they go about taking homemade frozen puree's out and about?

Do you heat them up to piping hot before you go as i read you should do this somewhere? Or do you take them frozen and feed once defrosted?

Also how long before you need to discard the food, is there a recommended time limit as there is for formula?

Thanks!

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Chelle1986 · 26/01/2011 21:09

I just take mine out at room temperature....thats how he eats it when at home...

Mull · 27/01/2011 08:27

I've bought a Thermos food flask and tried it for the first time last weekend. I heated the food until it was really hot then put it in the flask. Fed DS about 3hrs later and it was abit colder than I would have liked but still warmish.

katiecubs · 27/01/2011 09:16

ok thanks - and is there any limit on how soon you have to use food once defrosted i.e as in with formula it's 2 hours? Or doesn it vary depending on the food?

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hildainstant · 30/01/2011 20:27

I think it's 24 hours in the fridge katiecubs but don't quote me on it!

lucamom · 30/01/2011 22:39

I used to nuke it in the microwave until piping hot, then take out in an avent bottle bag (in a small lockable container). I found it slowly cooled so by the time we were ready to eat it was the right temp, or could be left to stand for a min or 2 if too hot.

HollyBollyBooBoo · 31/01/2011 23:03

Just feed it at room temperature, saves heating at all. The last thing you want to do is create a fussy eater who will only take food at a certain temperature.

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