What foods work well in these feeding bags?
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You can put anything in them. I used to put fresh apples, pears, oranges, frozen cubes of pureed foods such as squash and sweet potatoes; we even put ice chips in to help when she was teething. You can put just about any kind of fresh/frozen fruit or vegetable. Keep in mind these bags are very difficult to clean after a few weeks. I soaked them in hot water after every use and ran them through the dishwasher but food builds up in the seam. Even boiling them did not get it out. If you want to replace every couple weeks these are great, otherwise I would spend a little more for a silicone type. You can put anything in them. I used to put fresh apples, pears, oranges, frozen cubes of pureed foods such as squash and sweet potatoes; we even put ice chips in to help when she was teething. You can put just about any kind of fresh/frozen fruit or vegetable. Keep in mind these bags are very difficult to clean after a few weeks. I soaked them in hot water after every use and ran them through the dishwasher but food builds up in the seam. Even boiling them did not get it out. If you want to replace every couple weeks these are great, otherwise I would spend a little more for a silicone type.
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You have to decide what is acceptible.You have to watch wear and tear, but Ive not had a problem.My grandson loves:apple slices, banana pieces,orange slices,broken cookies, fruit chews. Messy as all can be, but he loves it.Never leave unattended.
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My grandson likes: apple slices, banana pieces, orange slices,boiled potatoes,friut chews,cookies. Messy, never leave unattended. What for wear and tear, Ive never had a problem. Best creation,love it.
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Strawberries and Bananas were the ones that our Grandbaby liked the most. It also worked for carrots. Anything that is good for babies to eat but you are a little worried about them getting choked on it ... This is a GREAT idea!!!!!
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You can put anything in them. I used to put fresh apples, pears, oranges, frozen cubes of pureed foods such as squash and sweet potatoes; we even put ice chips in to help when she was teething. You can put just about any kind of fresh/frozen fruit or vegetable. Keep in mind these bags are very difficult to clean after a few weeks. I soaked them in hot water after every use and ran them through the dishwasher but food builds up in the seam. Even boiling them did not get it out. If you want to replace every couple weeks these are great, otherwise I would spend a little more for a silicone type.
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Banana's are real good. Any soft food works. Very easy for the baby to hold and handle.
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Food Saver Bags will work properly. I buy whatever is on sale. The different brands all work as good as the others. The Seal-A-Meal however, is the better sealer of the brands I have tried.
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I just used "mini clear treat bags" measuring 3 in wide x 4 in long. They allowed plenty of room without being overly large, and they also allowed for the twist tie at the bottom of the sucker to seal the bags. You could use a little smaller bag if you'd rather have a more snug fit, but I preferred the extra room.
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Regular small garbage bags are perfect. Plastic grocery bags might work although they might be a little small. Certainly, you don't need *special* bags. :)
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I used bag of cat food which had small food inside.. So I'm not sure if large food will work or not
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Yes, I feed them to my Dubias, work fine I got the smallest size by mistake,you might try med or large.
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I'm guessing you're only feeding him/her an ounce or so, right? These containers hold around 6. So they might be a bit big now, but you'll be glad you have them in a few months. You might want to look at getting some of the oxo tot containers too, those are great for smaller portions. They even have measuring marks so you know how much your feeding them. I love mine, I have two sets.
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I tried several substitutes and nothing worked as well. I finally decided the pellets were the best for the system. I did, however, decide to use fewer pellets since my cat decided that flinging them out of the box would be fun. I have been able to get a bag to last two months instead of one.
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I mix probably a little more than a pound for every 50lb bag of feed. Or sprinkle a few tablespoons in a 3lb feeder.
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personally I would make the patties and put them on a cookie sheet to freeze them and then put in a zippered freezer baggie. As far as these bags work - I have had no troubles with them and actually just placed a re-order for gardening season. I freeze green beans etc in them for the 2 of us and the pint is a good size for that.
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We have a similar type lunch box for my hubby, and I have a fit n fresh lunch bag. The soft sided ones seem to work best.
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Go for the expanded capacity model and try it for at least a week with your kibble. Spherical definitely works better than triangular food. My cat loves his kibble, so this helps give him small amounts throughout the day.
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if you are using food, i would only use food grade buckets. Any thing else has the potential to leech toxins into the food, as there is always a risk the mylar bag was not sealed properly, or had a tear. Just a thought.
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I jut use a plastic shoe box and poke holes in the lid. Feed them flour, oatmeal and cornmeal with sliced potatoes for moisture. I let a few mature to beetles to get the eggs and keep the supply going. some keep in the fridge so they don't mature
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Without having a bag's feeding instructions according to weight in front of me (in between orders), I would suggest you find another type of food only for the reason this food would cost you a bundle to use as the primary food. I use it as a supplement for variety. For my dog, their suggestion is to feed (16-20 lbs) about 8 nuggets daily as the only food. Believe me, no matter what size package...it does not last very long. When I get my order, I will be glad to add to your question with some facts but again, I think this particular brand would cost you a bundle to feed a 65 pound dog.
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I use the 5lb feeder and it keeps the food fresh. I have been using it for 6 years.
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Good toddler stuff! Apple, clementine orange, hot dog, yogurt, carrot, Mac&cheese; in a bowl, cereal in a bowl, bagel, muffin, cookie, blueberries, juice box. Perhaps a couple more I am forgetting.