QBB Baby Cheese

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Trying to introduce cheese to my 9 mth old bub. Has anyone tried QBB baby cheese? it's Japanese cheese. On the packaging it says it contains natural cheese (milk) and emulsifies (soya lechitin). Not sure if it's pasteurized. Should i just stick to cheddar? Thanks :flower:
 
I saw this too. My friend has been giving it to her baby daily from he was 6 months in mashed potatoes, he seems fine. Yet since like you, I don't know how it has been made, what nutrients it contains, I haven't given it to my bb yet.

Is it ok to give regular cheese? I guess it would have to be cooked?
 
I gave to my 16 months QQB cheese recently. When he was much yonger like your LO's age, I gave him a party cube cheese a day.
 
I gave mine organic cream cheese (Horizon from 360) from 8 mos which mixes very well with all sorts of other foods (cold and heated). Also cubes of organic mild cheddar as finger food.
 
noc,

Party cube cheese - you can find this in almost all supermarket here in HK. It is written in the package "party Cube Cheese' which some serve at party with fruits and crackers. It has 3 flavor but I only gave the plain ones to my son with chop up grapes or apple (puree if no teeth or below one), pear, banana or just the cheese. I think it is under Cheddar Brand. I like it because it is small cube, just nice for baby. But after 12 months, he asked for more so i gave 2 or 3 cubes a day. But since i found QBB in Taste and it is bigger cube so i bought it instead of party cube. One a day is really enough for a 16 months.
 
dear ms cheerful, oh i know, it is the laughing cow one! i didn't know we could give babies that! do you melt it before putting on the fruit?
 
Leah,

The organic cream cheese sounds like a good idea. Could you elaborate on what Horizon from 360 means?

Thanks a lot

Kate
 
The brand of cream cheese is horizon from the supermarket 360 in the landmark. (a red and white tub)

It's great, goes with everything. Esp good as the protein bit of lunch if there is no meat/fish/chicken handy and in pasta sauce.
 

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