This is the recipe to make for the baby's aperitif in BLW : cheese crackers.

Cheese crackers

A little finger food for baby's appetizer: cheese crackers. This egg-free recipe is perfect for sunny afternoon snacks in the garden. Introduce your baby to the taste of cheese! A little tip: let the dough cool before cutting the crackers by hand. Enjoy!

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Throughout the year, there will be plenty of opportunities to get together with family and friends around a delicious meal to share. Most of the time, when we have guests, we plan to have a little appetizer before sitting down to eat. You're probably wondering what kind of appetizer you can prepare for your baby at family gatherings  ? Preparing an appetizer for your little one isn't complicated at all. As you can imagine, your baby won't be able to eat chips that are too salty for them, or all the other types of appetizers. It's important to create an appetizer that's suitable for your little one to offer them a healthy and varied diet, even during family time! A baby appetizer will then consist of a spread on a carrier, savory muffins, small savory biscuits, and vegetables cut into safe pieces. Various BLW will help you prepare a varied appetizer with different colors, textures, and, above all, flavors. The many baby food recipes can also be enjoyed by other family members. The cheese crackers are sure to be a hit with all your guests!

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