Making my own baby food has proven to be pretty simple, and saved me alot of money with this fourth child. This is baby food from one sweet potato, I forgot to take a picture of the actual sweet potato before it was cooked. All I did was cook the food, then blend in the food processor, adding a little water at a time until it is the right texture. Then you either fill baby food containers, or ice cube trays. With one sweet potato, I was able to fill one store bought baby food container, and fill an ice cube tray. These are small ice cubes, three equal one baby food container. It equals out to be 
about 6 baby food containers, which would have cost me about $3.50, but one sweet potato only costs $0.30. I like to freeze the trays and tell put the food in a Ziploc bag, and then in the freezer. Then I am able to make a lot at once, and have a bunch of baby food waiting for my little angel! I have also done frozen peas and beans, carrots and squash. I needed to strain the peas and beans to make them smoother. He has really liked the carrots and squash. I'm hoping the same for the sweet potato!
about 6 baby food containers, which would have cost me about $3.50, but one sweet potato only costs $0.30. I like to freeze the trays and tell put the food in a Ziploc bag, and then in the freezer. Then I am able to make a lot at once, and have a bunch of baby food waiting for my little angel! I have also done frozen peas and beans, carrots and squash. I needed to strain the peas and beans to make them smoother. He has really liked the carrots and squash. I'm hoping the same for the sweet potato!
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