Can you give bologna to kids at the age of 2 and 1? I think I heard somewhere that you cannot?

Answer 1

I don't think I would even eat it. Bologna is a cooked, smoked sausage made of cured beef, pork, or a mixture of the two. A typical recipe for this sausage uses seasonings such as salt, sugar, pepper, and spices, plus a curing mixture that includes sodium nitrite to prevent botulism. While beef and pork are the most traditional bologna meats, exotic fare such as moose and venison can even be used. Small boutique bologna makers tend to use choice cuts of meat, but large manufacturers may use almost any part of the carcass, including organ meats, trimmings, and end pieces from other meat processing. So I'll pass. Best of luck, B.

Answer 2

I never gave my kids any meat till they could pick it up and chew it. No baby food meat from a jar.
A started my kids on kosher Bologna and they still love it.
It is soft, easy to chew and can be cut into small pieces.It has a mild taste.
There is nothing wrong with it at all.
You can always change off days with turkey slices and chicken slices .
I started them with the meat after year one.

Answer 3

You can, but it's not the greatest choice nutritionally- lots of fat, salt...... pretty empty calories, not much going for it. You'd be better with rolled up turkey slices, or even cheese slices. It won't hurt them, but it's not good for them (or anyone) either.

Answer 4

You can, but I personally wouldn't give it to a child at any age. It's nothing but high - fat, processed garbage.

Answer 5

Yes you can just cook it first in a pan without oil so it wint be so greasy.It cooks really fast.

Answer 6

I'm almost sure you can, well we ate it & we're all fine, but if you'd prefer you could check with your baby nurse...God bless..

Answer 7

Sure can,

I give it to my boys, ( they don't like it fry'd)
I give em grilled cheeses too

M

Answer 8

fry it first it's really good that way