Breakfast was a super easy mix up of freshly pureed strawberries with vanilla full-fat Greek yogurt, topped with a dark chocolate Cheerio variety. A fan favorite among the crew!
Lunch was another easy make, consisting of ritz crackers and peanut butter, blueberry yogurt-covered pretzels, cheese and raspberries. The kids just don't seem to like sandwiches that much right now—with the exception of grilled cheese—so my go-to PB and honey sandwiches just aren't getting eaten. But crackers are always a win and PB has plenty of protein so figured it was a decent trade-off.
I can thank Pinterest for this dinner inspiration, a simple crockpot chicken recipe with potatoes, onions and carrots. For the quads, I added cheese, raspberries and clementines. And how cute are those plates!? Snagged them for a buck each at Target. The kids call them "new plates" every time I serve food on them. It's adorable.
It all looks good,I prefer crackers with peanut butter ;)
ReplyDeleteQuick question,Granddaughter is starting solid foods, could you show me where to find the list of veggie/fruit combos you made for the quads.
Thanks for sharing:)
I will email it to you!
DeleteWhy do you still cut their food so small?
ReplyDeleteThey often still like to shovel food in their mouths and this helps keeps choking at a minimum!
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