What is the benefit and side effects of custard powder ?

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As far it's of trusted brand, it's ok to use custard pwder! If your baby is above 1 year, their digestives are mature enough to handle readymades, just make sure you don't offer as a main meal of the day, nothing readymade that is as a part of meal is good, but should not be the only serving offered! So, you decide. Once a while everything is fine!
Cornflour and salt is used in making a lot of dishes by mexicans, latin americans and they offer varieties of dishes made of these to their kids/ babies above 9months, so it's a trusted practice in many cultures and countries, hence I will not comment on it, if your baby is fine with it and has not shown any digestion problem or stomach upset, no worries!

Hetal · Accepted Answer

As far it's of trusted brand, it's ok to use custard pwder! If your baby is above 1 year, their digestives are mature enough to handle readymades, just make sure you don't offer as a main meal of the day, nothing readymade that is as a part of meal is good, but should not be the only serving offered! So, you decide. Once a while everything is fine!
Cornflour and salt is used in making a lot of dishes by mexicans, latin americans and they offer varieties of dishes made of these to their kids/ babies above 9months, so it's a trusted practice in many cultures and countries, hence I will not comment on it, if your baby is fine with it and has not shown any digestion problem or stomach upset, no worries!

Jennifer · Answer

Hye. Depending on when and how you take a food items it gives benefits or side effects. Custard powder is basically cornflour or corn church. Cornflour is a refined source of carbohydrates and energy. It is fine when taken in moderation as a part of a nutrient dense diet. Cornstarch is essentially a highly processed carbohydrate. It packs about 30 calories or 7 grams of carbohydrate per tablespoon. There?s no protein, fat, vitamins, minerals or fiber. When added to recipes, it can add significant calories that you may normally not realise. In general, I think avoiding cornstarch in large quantities or in processed foods might be a good idea because it is calorically dense, however I might not be so quick to rule out trying a nutrient dense recipe if it only calls for a tablespoon or so.

Prachi · Answer

Main important thing Tejas mahajan its that,every ready to eat food have side effects but its very easy to make and made with according to baby,s taste ,we use and habitual for this.but better option is porridge should be made by fresh fruits with fresh milk and flour..