Eggo Waffles

Discussion in 'The First Year' started by Stephanie M, Mar 23, 2007.

  1. Stephanie M

    Stephanie M Well-Known Member

    Can I give Eggo Waffles? If so, which kind is best for them? I think they have whole wheat, buttermilk, blue berry, etc.

    Also, I know that you can't give cow's milk. Is mac and cheese made with a little cow's milk okay?

    Thanks so much . . . just trying to figure out this solids thing.
     
  2. becky5

    becky5 Guest

    I haven't given the waffles, but I have given the Eggo mini pancakes and also mac and cheese and they have done fine. [​IMG] Just watch for a reaction like with any other new food! [​IMG]
     
  3. JDMummy

    JDMummy Well-Known Member

    I would give them some waffles. Regular is fine. Just be careful to watch for those allegric reactions! Enjoy!
     
  4. dfaut

    dfaut 30,000-Post Club

    I did the Eggo's and do the wheat with blueberries!! YUMMY!
     
  5. first_second_and_last

    first_second_and_last Well-Known Member

    I bought the Target brand (Archer Farms) whole wheat ones. They split 1/2 and I eat the other half [​IMG]

    Mac and Cheese. We just started this a couple of days ago. I thought the regular tube noodles were too hard for them to pick up - they were slimy. My SIL said that I should buy the SpongeBob or Spiderman ones because the noodles are bigger. I got the SpongeBob ones at Target, but we haven't tried them yet.
     
  6. my2littlebubbas

    my2littlebubbas Well-Known Member

    My boys love waffles and will each eat a whole one by themself. What can I say- my boys are little piggies. We buy the Hy-Vee brand waffles.
     
  7. Trish_e

    Trish_e Well-Known Member

    Eggos are great, fast and easy breakfast, my girls love the blueberry. They also love mac and cheese, a little milk in cooking should be fine. Enjoy!
     
  8. 4boysandme

    4boysandme Well-Known Member

    I have also given the boys Eggo waffles, the cinnamon kind, and they LOVE them. I tried Mac and Cheese and they looked like I was trying to poison them! Maybe I will try the bigger shaped noodles like a pp said.
     
  9. Her Royal Jennyness

    Her Royal Jennyness Well-Known Member

    Or you could make your own waffles (from a mix) and freeze them. They will stay good up to 3 months. I much prefer "real" waffles to Eggos.
     
  10. brianamurnion

    brianamurnion Well-Known Member

    quote:
    Originally posted by Her Royal Jennyness:
    Or you could make your own waffles (from a mix) and freeze them. They will stay good up to 3 months. I much prefer "real" waffles to Eggos.


    I was just going to say this! We made up a ton before I went into have the twins... now I have hot breakfast on hand for the big girls and it is fast, easy and cheaper!
     
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