This class has been postponed to late spring, early summer. An announcement will be shared via our monthly newsletter, Save the Season.
Overview
Learn food safety basics for making and storing homemade baby and toddler purees and snacks at home.
What’s featured in this class
Safe preparation and storage of homemade foods for babies and young toddlers
Freezing and dehydrating as methods for storing easy, delicious purees and snacks
Food safety considerations specific to infant and toddler feeding
Practical examples parents and caregivers can adapt for everyday use
Interested in making easy, delicious homemade food for babies and toddlers? This free online class, taught by the UC Master Food Preservers Online Delivery Program, focuses on food safety and practical techniques for preparing and storing purees and simple snacks at home.
Caregivers will learn how freezing and dehydrating can be used to store homemade baby and toddler foods, helping with advance meal planning while maintaining safety and quality. We’ll also discuss general considerations around ingredients, textures, and storage so caregivers can feel confident about what they’re preparing and serving.
Examples will include vegetable purees, applesauce, and yogurt melts.