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13-10-09, 09:47
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1. How often do you prepare a pasta meal for your baby and toddler per week?
We have a pasta meal twice a week on average 2. What pasta do you like to use for your child? When Meg was younger I preferred to use the smaller pasta shapes, but now she is older we use a variety of shapes and sizes 3. When did you switch over to adult pasta for your toddler? Meg started having adult pasta at around 1 year old 4. What is the most important thing for you to have on the front of the packaging? Would definately say the cooking time should be on the front a) How many meals you can make per pack b) Cooking time c) Organic     |
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13-10-09, 10:01
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1. How often do you prepare a pasta meal for your baby and toddler per week?
2 or 3 times 2. What pasta do you like to use for your child? For my 7 mth old - small pasta shapes. For my 31mth old - penne or fusilli 3. When did you switch over to adult pasta for your toddler? At about 18 mths, once she started pinching it from our plates 4. What is the most important thing for you to have on the front of the packaging? a) How many meals you can make per pack b) Cooking time c) Organic Don't think any of them are that important. No of meals it makes depends on the portion size depending on who I'm feeding Cooking time - judge that myself when cooking, but probably the most usefule as a guideline, particularly with small pasta shapes. Organic - not fussed about that. from wmarsland |
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13-10-09, 10:24
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1. How often do you prepare a pasta meal for your baby and toddler per week? 2-3 times
2. What pasta do you like to use for your child? Fusilli or Penne, or small pasta from a friend from Italy 3. When did you switch over to adult pasta for your toddler? When he was 18 months old 4. What is the most important thing for you to have on the front of the packaging? a) How many meals you can make per pack b) Cooking time c) Organic from helen73 |
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13-10-09, 10:37
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1. How often do you prepare a pasta meal for your baby and toddler per week? about 1-2 times a week
2. What pasta do you like to use for your child? penne, fusilli or spagetti, whatever I am having really 3. When did you switch over to adult pasta for your toddler? I started using AK pasta stars to add lumps to food when I was weaning Evan, but swapped to whatever I was using when he was about 8 months 4. What is the most important thing for you to have on the front of the packaging? a) How many meals you can make per pack b) Cooking time c) Organic I would say C) Organic, although I dont really worry about this too much, I dont really use organic pasta myself. |
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13-10-09, 12:09
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Please answer as best you can to the following questions in order to be in with a chance of winning this fantastic prize. 1. How often do you prepare a pasta meal for your baby and toddler per week? Usually twice to three times each week. 2. What pasta do you like to use for your child? Spaghetti, penne or fusilli pasta. Though throughout weaning we used AK star pasta in her meals. 3. When did you switch over to adult pasta for your toddler? At around 12 months. 4. What is the most important thing for you to have on the front of the packaging? a) How many meals you can make per pack b) Cooking time c) Organic Organic is the most important thing. |
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13-10-09, 12:38
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1. How often do you prepare a pasta meal for your baby and toddler per week?
Prob twice a week 2. What pasta do you like to use for your child? Using AK pasta shells and also broken up spaghetti 3. When did you switch over to adult pasta for your toddler? Using it from approx 7 1/2 months broken up in spice grinder bit of food processor which seems to work well. 4. What is the most important thing for you to have on the front of the packaging? a) How many meals you can make per pack b) Cooking time c) Organic None of these actually - the size of the pasta bits were what made me choose the AK pasta. Otherwise, what sauce etc. you put on the pasta is much more important. I don't put a huge premium on organic either as, as far as I was aware, that meant it couldn't be fortified with things like iron, which I think is important for my wee one. |
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13-10-09, 15:30
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1. How often do you prepare a pasta meal for your baby and toddler per week?
Once or twice a week 2. What pasta do you like to use for your child? Either Spaghetti which you can cut up v small (or even break it up smaller before cooking) or penne and cut each one into about three pieces once cooked or just leave whole and she could pick these up with her hands. Tend to use fresh pasta. 3. When did you switch over to adult pasta for your toddler? Always used adult pasta from the point i tried her on pasta (which i think was around 7/8 months), at the start used Farfalline from Tesco which were very very small mini pasta bows and Izzy managed with these fine, then progressed to macaronni and then penne or spaghetti. 4. What is the most important thing for you to have on the front of the packaging? Cooking time which is why i tend to use fresh pasta as it cooks very very quickly and means I can know up a quick meal in about 10 mins including preparing sauce (e.g. pasta with ham, peas and double cream). Anna07 Last edited by Anna07 : 13-10-09 at 15:32. |
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13-10-09, 15:40
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1. How often do you prepare a pasta meal for your baby and toddler per week?
Answer - Three times a week 2. What pasta do you like to use for your child? Answer - Pasta shells and baby spaghetti for my 9mth old and spaghetti and fusilli for my 33mth old. 3. When did you switch over to adult pasta for your toddler? Answer - Abt 14mth old 4. What is the most important thing for you to have on the front of the packaging? a) How many meals you can make per pack b) Cooking time c) Organic Answer - For me, cooking time is essential. Kemiyaol |
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13-10-09, 15:42
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1. How often do you prepare a pasta meal for your baby and toddler per week?
Weekly 2. What pasta do you like to use for your child? Usually penne, tagliatelle or spagetti 3. When did you switch over to adult pasta for your toddler? Always used adult stuff 4. What is the most important thing for you to have on the front of the packaging? a) How many meals you can make per pack b) Cooking time c) Organic A window so I can see size/shape of pasta. Don't care about meals/cooking/organic isabellasmum Last edited by isabellasmum : 14-10-09 at 23:42. |
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13-10-09, 16:12
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1. How often do you prepare a pasta meal for your baby and toddler per week?
2-3 times a week 2. What pasta do you like to use for your child? normally use penne pasta but chopped up 3. When did you switch over to adult pasta for your toddler? at about a year 4. What is the most important thing for you to have on the front of the packaging? a) How many meals you can make per pack b) Cooking time c) Organic Definetely cooking time natalieboo |
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