What are good high-calorie-non-dairy foods?
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avocado?
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HAR.
Oh, and he loves eggs but won't eat yolks. (He won't touch scrambled eggs and if you give him a hard-boiled one he'll eat very carefully around the yolk.)
[eta: And because my family has a history of food allergies, no nuts either. Which I realize rules out most of my favorite high-calorie foods right off the bat.]
Avocado's a good one.
Stephanie - Sep 18, 2008 6:15:13 am PDT #5925 of 10001
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Ellie hates avocado and I always was able to use dairy fats to try to fatten her up a bit.
(I was just going to suggest peanut butter.)
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What are good high-calorie-non-dairy foods?
Bacon!!!!
P.M. Marc - Sep 18, 2008 6:22:22 am PDT #5927 of 10001
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Parents, I need toddler food ideas. D's doctor is concerned about his weight gain and a possible milk allergy/sensitivity. What are good high-calorie-non-dairy foods? (Other than french fries, which I've already thought of.)
Avocado's good. Mashed potatoes with non-dairy butter substitute. Did he have a percentile drop on the charts or something?
Barb - Sep 18, 2008 6:25:49 am PDT #5928 of 10001
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Egg Noodles?
Aims - Sep 18, 2008 6:25:51 am PDT #5929 of 10001
Shit's all sorts of different now.
Eeesh. It seems like everything high calorie we give Em has dairy and/or nuts.
Pot pies. Em LOVES pot pies. And spaghetti. She's a big fan of ramen.
Snack foods are usually applesauce, vanilla wafers, toasted Wheat Thins.
Cereal is great too, if he'll snack on it. If he likes it with milk, rice milk is pretty kid friendly. Specially the vanilla.
lisah - Sep 18, 2008 6:26:18 am PDT #5930 of 10001
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Mashed potatoes with non-dairy butter substitute.
like olive oil? yum
man, I want this toddler diet!
My best friend's 2-year old daughter has stopped only eating goldfish (and drinking milk) to eating goldfish and things that are on other people's plates! Her twin brother continues to eat basically whatever you put in front of him. And things off her plate.
SuziQ - Sep 18, 2008 6:29:41 am PDT #5931 of 10001
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And here I am shaking my head at CJ, wondering if there is anything in the kitchen he WON'T eat. Boy has grown 3, almost 4 inches so far this year and is eatting like a maniac. He is finally over 5' tall, much to K-Bug chagrin. He only weighs 101 lbs though.
But dang, last night I thought I'd be able to make lunch from the leftovers and NOPE, he ate it all.