Guest guest Posted January 10, 2008 Report Share Posted January 10, 2008 This is mostly for , but if anyone else uses this stuff feel free to chime in. Do you give it to your LO straight or on toast or is there some other way? Tried it with Grandma this morning mixed with ice cream and then just straight and as soon as she tasted it she balked. Said it tastes terrible. Tasted ok to me but hey, what do I know right?! It doesn't say so on the package but can you mix it into cooked food to hide it? Emma Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 10, 2008 Report Share Posted January 10, 2008 Emma, I just eat it straight, but I don't think it matters what you do to it to get them to eat it. It's just prunes, dates, and raisins, so I don't think mixing it with cooked food would hurt. in Dallas > > This is mostly for , but if anyone else uses this stuff feel free to chime in. Do you give it > to your LO straight or on toast or is there some other way? Tried it with Grandma this > morning mixed with ice cream and then just straight and as soon as she tasted it she balked. > Said it tastes terrible. Tasted ok to me but hey, what do I know right?! It doesn't say so on > the package but can you mix it into cooked food to hide it? > Emma > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 10, 2008 Report Share Posted January 10, 2008 I was going to forward this to - but searched and one of his posts mentioned that he wrote about Fruit-eze on his blog: http://pragmaticcaregiver.blogspot.com/ You got to read the whole thing - he's funny... Scroll down to " Down in the Dumps? " to read everything he says - but to answer your question, he wrote: " One of my favorite natural interventions happens to be the unique product Fruit-Eze. It's a jamlike combination of prunes, raisins, dates and prune juice. No fancy-schmancy dried plums here. Prunes. It's a genuinely delicious combo that tastes something like the inside of Fig Newtons, albeit without the little crunchy seed bits. You can eat a spoonful of it, or spread it on toast. It's got a hefty slug of fiber in it, and is a natural source of sorbitol, a sugar-like compound that increases.....well, suffice to say, it gets things moving again. " But... really you need to read all that he wrote about the above topic... > > This is mostly for , but if anyone else uses this stuff feel free to chime in. Do you give it > to your LO straight or on toast or is there some other way? Tried it with Grandma this > morning mixed with ice cream and then just straight and as soon as she tasted it she balked. > Said it tastes terrible. Tasted ok to me but hey, what do I know right?! It doesn't say so on > the package but can you mix it into cooked food to hide it? > Emma > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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