[highattainlet]

Please tell me if you think this would work for breakfast tea and a fruit, for lunch a jar of baby food meat 4 oz and two jars of the same vegetable maybe 2 6oz jars and then maybe the same for dinner or maybe just fix a real dinner from the approve food list. I hate having to plan out my meals so I think eating baby food might work what do you guys think?

[soydaykam]

Doubt it. A) Most have added stuff, b) the meat used is not the leanest cut, c) why oh why?

If I gotta carry food, I just put chicken in the Flavorwave in the morning, have that as a cold cut for lunch, bring along tomatoes, radish or cucumbers, then cook dinner when I am back home.

[dhrishiasv]

Baby food is generally made out of the cheapest and lowest quality foods and should never be fed to any human.

Why don't you spend an hour cutting and weighing 30 portions of chicken breast? Season them. Put them in a pan and cook them. Freeze them individually. Then weigh, portion and freeze 15 pieces of fish. Then weigh, portion and freeze 15 3.5 oz bits of very lean beef. There, you have 30 days of protein ready to go with only an hours' work. Now buy some lettuce (bagged, pre-washed is fine), a huge bag of frozen spinach, a bag of onions, some fresh and canned tomatoes, and some celery. Buy a bag of apples and a bag of oranges.

Voila! Meal planning done and food pre-prepped!

(Sweetiepie, "C" made me laugh)

[spamkillerj]

Baby food is generally made out of the cheapest and lowest quality foods and should never be fed to any human.

Simply this.

[77rexulceme]

Generally HIGH FRUCTOSE CORN SYRUP is in the first few ingredients. I'd stay away from baby food at all costs. Carrying a bag of raw veggies is better.