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Tomatoes

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katwith3kittens · 09/08/2007 23:40

OK, So I've just spent my evening making purees for LO and found myself skinning and de-seeding cherry tomatoes to follow a receipe. Now, I can understand the skinning bit; but why did I have to de-seed the tomatoes ? and at what age can they be safely eaten complete ?

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RuthChan · 10/08/2007 00:06

I don't know about official opinion on this one, but my DD has been happily sucking away on half cherry tomatoes since she was 7 months.
It's one of her favourite finger foods.
I tend to suck out some of the juicy bits before giving them to her, but that's only to stop her making quite so much mess and I've never skinned them.

bramblina · 10/08/2007 00:23

I always wondered this too and still don't know but dh's cousin told me when her brother was young had eaten a tomato, a weeks later had a sore cheek (inside) and it turned out a seed had stayed in between his cheek and gum and started to germinate! With tomatoes being quite acidic I woudl imagine this would be quite sore. As I say I don't know the reason but that was enough to make me carry on de-seeding!

katwith3kittens · 10/08/2007 17:02

Oh heck ... think I'll de-seed for a bit longer after hearing that Brambalina !

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