Re: Winter squash - what is it?

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Here is a picture of various types of winter squash:

(You'll probably have to cut and paste)

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> Hi,

> I belive that winter squash, mixed with butter can be used as a

> substitute for mash potatoes. What is it? I'm sure we don't have

it

> in South Africa. How do you know when you can give you child butter?

> Thanks

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

> Hi,

> I belive that winter squash, mixed with butter can be used as a

> substitute for mash potatoes. What is it? I'm sure we don't have

it

> in South Africa. How do you know when you can give you child butter?

It depends on what they are eating, how their bowels are...

If you aren't ready for butter yet some use coconut oil or some use

ghee (which you can buy or make at home).

Sheila

[Guest guest]

Hi Sheila,

Thanks. From these links I could identify the butternut and pumpkin

which I already give to Josh, but am not adding butter at this

stage.

Thanks

> Hi ,

>

> Here is a picture of various types of winter squash:

>

> (You'll probably have to cut and paste)

>

> http://images.google.ca/imgres?

>

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>

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>

>

>

> > Hi,

> > I belive that winter squash, mixed with butter can be used as a

> > substitute for mash potatoes. What is it? I'm sure we don't

have

> it

> > in South Africa. How do you know when you can give you child

butter?

> > Thanks

> >