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Pablum Puzzle


L.A.

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I need your help...will anyone recommend a gluten free pablem? Milupa did sau gluten free right on the box and now they don't. Thanks.


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I need your help...will anyone recommend a gluten free pablem? Milupa did sau gluten free right on the box and now they don't. Thanks.

How old is the baby? Are there other foods you can try instead? Maybe something like regular cream of rice cereal?

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I THINK the one I used was Heinz (the plain rice one). . .but I can't be absolutely positive as it has been a while since I had a wee one to feed (I nanny. . .I don't have my own. . .yet)

L.A. Contributor

Thanks. I will check out Heinz--the Pablum is for me :) I love hot cereal and do make cream of rice but really miss my oatmeal.

Michi8 Contributor
Thanks. I will check out Heinz--the Pablum is for me :) I love hot cereal and do make cream of rice but really miss my oatmeal.

You could try buckwheat kasha as a cereal (served with scalded milk.)

Michelle

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There's also a hot quinoa cereal that's pretty good, and an instant chocolate hot quinoa cereal.

L.A. Contributor

Thanks for your interest :) I will look into these products. Take care, L.A.


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I was looking at Heinz baby cereals today (looking for a cream of rice that I can't find). Heinz listed malt flavoring on their ingredients. <_<

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