I made this picture a little bigger than usual for a reason. I want you to look at it closely. Look at the texture, the lumpiness. Now think about what it would smell like. WE FEED THIS TO OUR CHILDREN! It is no wonder that the twins gag as I shovel it into their sad little faces. This stuff is possibly the most disgusting thing I have ever come upon. Granted, it's baby food, but is there really no way with all of the amazing technology we have today to make this at least taste like it is edible? I think the fact that my cat sits at my feet begging for the stuff proves without a doubt that this is completely inadequate for a baby.
If you think this stuff is bad then you should take a look at the so called baby "meals" they have out on store shelves. Turkey, gravy, carrots and peas all mixed into one little gross convenient package. Can you say, Mmmm slop? Or better yet there is the macaroni, peas and carrots meal that has this very convincing diarrhea look to it. Perhaps I will use it as fake vomit on Halloween, it will be totally convincing.
Just imagine if we had food critiques for this stuff, what would their articles look like? "Ah yes, there is a very refreshing taste of pre-digested turkey mixed with some questionable peas that I think may have been chewed up then spit back into my jar of turkey and mixed together. All in all its quite delicious." On second thought maybe we should have food critiques for this stuff, maybe then they will be more motivated to make it edible.
It's food like this that make me excited for the babies to grow big enough to eat solid foods. However, when I have that thought this image immediately pops into my head:
If you think this stuff is bad then you should take a look at the so called baby "meals" they have out on store shelves. Turkey, gravy, carrots and peas all mixed into one little gross convenient package. Can you say, Mmmm slop? Or better yet there is the macaroni, peas and carrots meal that has this very convincing diarrhea look to it. Perhaps I will use it as fake vomit on Halloween, it will be totally convincing.
Just imagine if we had food critiques for this stuff, what would their articles look like? "Ah yes, there is a very refreshing taste of pre-digested turkey mixed with some questionable peas that I think may have been chewed up then spit back into my jar of turkey and mixed together. All in all its quite delicious." On second thought maybe we should have food critiques for this stuff, maybe then they will be more motivated to make it edible.
It's food like this that make me excited for the babies to grow big enough to eat solid foods. However, when I have that thought this image immediately pops into my head:
Now, multiply this image by two. I do have twins if you recall. After careful thought and consideration I have come to the conclusion that I am screwed either way and should probably get used to it. At least my husband will have a good laugh when he comes walking though the door to find all three of us covered in slop.
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