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Didn’t you try selling to free republic once before?
It’s one thing to offer to help us and another entirely to sell a product.
Baby food is easy and it’s only for a very few months. I’m sure your recipes are great, but anyone can purée any healthy food they have and save $.
I agree, especially on a political website.
We started ours off with pureed plain yogurt and very ripe bananas, then started pureeing dinner minus the strong spices. And that's it. It's very easy. One doesn't need a website with recipes and "supplies."
This is a sales thread? and excerpted?
He’s a pastor, don’t you know, Man of God.
Mans rules don’t apply to him.
Good gosh, if you look at his posting history, he is just a salesman.
He doesn’t actually participate here, he just drops off this sales pitch and moves on, he probably covers a lot of forums with it.
Baby says she likes what I feed her. Don’t want no substitutes.
My son didn’t like his pureed carrots but I found that if I reduced the carrot to about a tablespoon, and added 3 tablespoons of honey, 2 teaspoons of sugar, a quarter of a stick stick of butter, a quarter teaspoon of salt, and four crisp pieces of bacon, and some cinnamon, and pureed it thoroughly enough, he liked it a lot.
Heck, I would probably eat that with gusto.
That said, I am surprised Humblegunner hasn’t made an appearance here.
It goes well poured over ice cream too.
The vitamin A is really good for you.
Maybe he’ll come visit this thread now *grin*
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