what kind of food can you put inside the extra small tug a jug?
1623129
I use Purina small bites in ours. Works perfectly! The pet stores also carry treats that fit but I prefer to just use kindle. It's cheaper and it doesn't upset his tummy.
1623130
I put my dog's dog food in the jug. It is small enough to come out of the opening at the neck of the jug. I suppose you can use any food or treats that are small enough to fit through the neck.
1623131
I don't have the extra small, but I would guess that any kind of kibble would be fine. It's easy to get it in, because the bottom unscrews. The trick is for the dog to get it out -- it has to be sort of pulled out with the rope. My puppy hasn't gotten the hang of it yet. On the large dog size, the neck is big enough for any kibble you would put in... what we use is maybe 3/8" in diameter.
1798677
You can put anything in them. I used to put fresh apples, pears, oranges, frozen cubes of pureed foods such as squash and sweet potatoes; we even put ice chips in to help when she was teething. You can put just about any kind of fresh/frozen fruit or vegetable. Keep in mind these bags are very difficult to clean after a few weeks. I soaked them in hot water after every use and ran them through the dishwasher but food builds up in the seam. Even boiling them did not get it out. If you want to replace every couple weeks these are great, otherwise I would spend a little more for a silicone type.
1798678
Banana's are real good. Any soft food works. Very easy for the baby to hold and handle.
519101
As a rule, when stuffing food inside of other food, the "inside food" should be cooked before hand. The exception being cheese, of course.
378763
You squeeze the food into the same size hole that the baby eats out of. So I can't see why pudding thick wouldn't fit. I have only put homemade baby purees inside pouches.
2037251
I agree with Char Rech- you can put a packet in the bag. You could also spray the material with a scent of your choice and, if you didn't like it, could wash the bag. The beans/stuffing can be removed and the cover washed.
59444
Yes. Though you might want to keep it in the original bag inside the container, as mine had an odor, so I wouldn't want to put food in it. I keep dog biscuits in it; the dog doesn't seem to mind. :)
1940990
You can only put Nutane in it if you are of Norwegian decent.Plural definite of nut.Hope this helps
387369
If you just put enough food in the bottom of cylinder they have to step on trigger to reach the food. Peanut butter worked best.
137842
Yes, you can put liquid in, but make sure they do not get squished. With pressure in a box they could get crushed and leak.But I've stacked several with salad dressings and sauces in lunches and they survived with no problems.
2255852
I'd advise you get the jumbo. I got the large for about a cup and a half of food. It doesn't hold too much more.
380396
I really can't think of what a safe, free substitute to use would be but I actually have an additional pusher. It's yours if you want to pay for shipping. It can't be used to store liquids since I cracked the side of the lid rendering it stuck to base, but it's completely usable as a pusher.
1274631
My apologies for our delay in response... Yogurt is popular to make in the Wonderbag. We will be posting a recipe on our blog soon. I will post a link to your question as soon as we have it up!
370632
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.
1935743
With the button on top of the container. You need a different type of container to use with a food saver.
855855
transfer into gallon size ziplock bags and use out of the smaller bags. or store in tupperware type container
537558
Yes. That is primarily why I bought mine. I have frozen homemade veggie broth, spaghetti sauce, sloppy joes just to name a few. Makes it very easy to pop them out and store in a freezer bag!