Are the fruit and veggies hollow? I have a childcare and need something that will last.
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All but the carrot are hollow. They are of a good quality...not flimsy. We couldn't be more pleased.
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This will do the trick! These are great. This set is excellent for a wide variety they also sell a new sprouts classroom set that may interest you
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Yes, but they're much more durable and well made then other plastic foods I've purchased elsewhere.
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They are hallow, but not squishy. They are good quality. My son has chewed on a few and they still look brand new
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They are very sturdy. I use them in my preschool classroom with four year olds. I also leave them out at play time and they are holding up magnificently.
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Yes, cups are certainly large enough to carry a variety of foods for a two year olds appetite. I usually only put dry foods in there, not sure If juice from fruit would leak. Haven't tested it. But gave used it for nuggets and goldfish plenty of times!
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There are 2 inserts for large & small fruits & veggies, I believe you won't have any problems!!!
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They are straws so they're hollow. I've never made those pops so I don't know if they 're strong enough.
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I used to pack our 2 year old daughter's breakfast, lunch and fresh fruit -- 1 in each container -- so she'd have a full school day of meals in it before a nutritionist was hired to prepare snacks and lunches at the daycare. Now I only use one container per day and can fit a pancake and sausage link, waffle & link, scrambled egg and bacon strip, 3 mini muffins, 3 piglets (cocktail weenie sized pig-in-a-blanket) or 1/2 cup of cereal and there's still plenty of room for more so I think this should definitely work for you. Plus, evidently not many people have these so everyone will know it belongs to your kid. I used to pack our 2 year old daughter's breakfast, lunch and fresh fruit -- 1 in each container -- so she'd have a full school day of meals in it before a nutritionist was hired to prepare snacks and lunches at the daycare. Now I only use one container per day and can fit a pancake and sausage link, waffle & link, scrambled egg and bacon strip, 3 mini muffins, 3 piglets (cocktail weenie sized pig-in-a-blanket) or 1/2 cup of cereal and there's still plenty of room for more so I think this should definitely work for you. Plus, evidently not many people have these so everyone will know it... » Read More I used to pack our 2 year old daughter's breakfast, lunch and fresh fruit -- 1 in each container -- so she'd have a full school day of meals in it before a nutritionist was hired to prepare snacks and lunches at the daycare. Now I only use one container per day and can fit a pancake and sausage link, waffle & link, scrambled egg and bacon strip, 3 mini muffins, 3 piglets (cocktail weenie sized pig-in-a-blanket) or 1/2 cup of cereal and there's still plenty of room for more so I think this should definitely work for you. Plus, evidently not many people have these so everyone will know it belongs to your kid. « Show Less
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Smoothie is a great idea. I tried putting them into a "chocolate pudding." I liked it the first time, but the family didn't & have to admit it was a bit funky. I'd suggest including them in a home-baked healthy muffin, cookies, or hot cereal. Good Luck!
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If you dont mind small chopped veges, it would work. If you need bigger pieces, I would get something else.
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Yes definetly.but no very chunky filling. Custard like yogurt type would be just fine. And hole on the bottom is nice size about big peanut size.
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gave mine away as baby gifts. Dont think those really puree. You might be happier using a blender first and then adding the stringy food with fruit/ or something else to put through the grinder. Just speaking from experience of the similar one I had when my children were babies---years ago.
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They are thin, but not paper thin. They come out in a spiral. The kids love eating them and the slices work well for dumplings and pies.
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I don't know if it's hollow or not, but we've used ours for 2 summers and have had kids of all sizes and ages using it and it hasn't bent at all.
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Strawberry are pretty shallow roots. Put enough compost and soil should be fine. I had tomato, peppers and squash. They did great
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Absolutely ! Have had organics in crisper with an apple and they lasted almost a week. Be sure to get firm berries to start. Don't wash till time to eat. Apple has saved me tons of $ on fresh fruits and vegs
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Since they are in a shell I would think they are ok but maybe ask one of the natural food stores in your area.WHOLE FOODS is a good one if you have one near you!
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I believe they are hollow, I have them in originally packing in my garage I was never able to return them to the seller (and I can't use them and still trying to sell them at a discount). You can contact me at njeducator74@yahoo.com with more questions
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Yes they are. These are great little boxes. My granddaughter takes her lunch in them every day. Just the right portions for a 4 yr old.
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Smashed banana, avacados, cooked sweet potato chunks. As my daughter got older and teething a frozen seedless grape. It doesn't hold much but a great way to introduce new foods safely.