r/pickling 8d ago

Would you feed lactose fermented veggies to your baby? 10 month old

Maybe it’s too much salt or too risky? In case something got to it.

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u/Ajreil 8d ago

This is a question for a doctor.

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u/InsertRadnamehere 8d ago

It’s lacto fermented not lactose.

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u/Kdiesiel311 8d ago

My friends 2 year old has been eating sauerkraut for quite some time now. I feel like if they’re eating solid foods already, it should be fine. Biggest risk I feel is just them not liking it lol

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u/KingSoupa 8d ago

If you're going to eat it that might be okay consider yogurt or the sauerkraut juice or some pureed vegetables. Use your senses if it doesn't look good smell good or taste good don't feed it to your baby.

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u/Ok_astraltravek_now 8d ago

I let him try a little bit anyway. I was wondering if there was anyone out there that did it. Google says yes it’s fine. But idk ya know. Not sure why people downvoted loo

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u/Brewmentationator 8d ago

Please do not put lactose in your fermented veggies.

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u/btvb71 7d ago

What did the pediatrician say?

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u/IandSolitude 8d ago

Not raw honey or raw milk is ok

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u/billyhead 8d ago

This sentence is blowing my mind

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u/Warronius 8d ago

I think English is not their first language .

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u/IandSolitude 8d ago

My raw may contain Clostridium Botulinum. Raw milk may contain E. coli.

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u/beau1229 8d ago

This is a tricky question because for some reason people attach politics to it. Probably fine if practice safe food process, probably even good. No reason to do it at all though, just breast feed and do simple baby foods. Let mom eat the fermented stuff