Things Dillo Will Eat
Jun. 27th, 2012 06:45 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Always:
Frozen smoothie fruit
Frozen blueberries
Frozen tater tots
Grapes
Watermelon
Cherries
Chocolate anything
Ice cream
Marshmallows
Steamed broccoli
Plain cooked noodles
Sometimes:
Hard boiled egg (whites only)
Sweet Italian sausages
Cooked plain chicken (must not be on the bone; must not have any spices, even pepper, added)
Hummus
Vanilla yogurt, yogurt tubes
Grilled American cheese sandwiches
Baguettes, ciabatta bread, white pita bread, plain flour tortillas, stoned wheat thin crackers
Boursin cheese, American cheese
Apples, bananas, corn on the cob, carrot sticks
Frozen peas, frozen corn
Noodles with parmesan cheese
Plain white basmati rice
Pretty Much Never:
Everything else
I am getting very tired of trying to keep this skinny kid alive and growing with these options; when does the picky phase end? It's harder in summer, because at least in winter he'll eat the pasta or rice or whatever we have with soups or stews.
Frozen smoothie fruit
Frozen blueberries
Frozen tater tots
Grapes
Watermelon
Cherries
Chocolate anything
Ice cream
Marshmallows
Steamed broccoli
Plain cooked noodles
Sometimes:
Hard boiled egg (whites only)
Sweet Italian sausages
Cooked plain chicken (must not be on the bone; must not have any spices, even pepper, added)
Hummus
Vanilla yogurt, yogurt tubes
Grilled American cheese sandwiches
Baguettes, ciabatta bread, white pita bread, plain flour tortillas, stoned wheat thin crackers
Boursin cheese, American cheese
Apples, bananas, corn on the cob, carrot sticks
Frozen peas, frozen corn
Noodles with parmesan cheese
Plain white basmati rice
Pretty Much Never:
Everything else
I am getting very tired of trying to keep this skinny kid alive and growing with these options; when does the picky phase end? It's harder in summer, because at least in winter he'll eat the pasta or rice or whatever we have with soups or stews.
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Date: 2012-06-29 03:33 am (UTC)You do appear to have the makings of smoothies on the combined list, so you could go full fat on both the milk and the vanilla (bleh) yogurt. Having recently used up a jar of light cream (leftover from ice-cream making) in my morning coffee, I would like to report that milkfat is a wunnerful substance.
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Date: 2012-06-29 02:04 pm (UTC)But yeah, at least she eats meat and dairy products so that we can keep her weight up even as we worry that she's going to get scurvy (no, not really, but you know what I mean). Ugh, sympathies.