Baby food in Bangkok?

[caykay]

Hello,

I'm traveling back to Thailand with my wife, who is Thai, and our infant son. Does anyone know of there is pureed baby food (like Gerber brand or something similar) available in supermarkets in Thailand? Thanks in advance

[Thanyaburi Mac]

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/97434-baby-food/

And more hits for a Google on: gerber baby food bangkok

Mac

[wotsdermatter]

Why use imported baby foods? Buy a food processor, or a blender and a few other pieces of equipment. Cook appropriate foods (meats, veggies, and fruits), cook them, blend, process them, and put into sterilised containers. Simple, easy, economical and you know what goes into each jar. There are many recipes on GOOGLE, etc., and the complete process takes very little time.

Edited July 2, 2016 by wotsdermatter

[PoorSucker]

Yes, Tesco, big C etc have limited supply.

Never bought it for my son.

Your wife will know where to get Thai Baby food.

[PoorSucker]

Why use imported baby foods? Buy a food processor, or a blender and a few other pieces of equipment.

OP's wife is Thai.

Thais have raised children without processed food and blender before.

My son is the biggest boy in school, raised on Thai baby food. (not fattest )

[MissAndry]

Why use imported baby foods? Buy a food processor, or a blender and a few other pieces of equipment. Cook appropriate foods (meats, veggies, and fruits), cook them, blend, process them, and put into sterilised containers. Simple, easy, economical and you know what goes into each jar. There are many recipes on GOOGLE, etc., and the complete process takes very little time.

Remember NO SALT!