meaning rice-based puffs were among some of the worst offenders. (At least one baby food brand, Beech-Nut, has stopped manufacturing rice products altogether because of "inconsistencies in arsenic ...

Serve packaged baby snacks sparingly. This includes not just puffs but bars, rice crisps, teething biscuits, cookies, and ...

Making baby food at home with store-bought produce ... foods eaten by babies were all rice-based: “Rice cakes, rice puffs, crisped rice cereals and brown rice with no cooking water removed ...

Some of the types of baby food tested include infant formula, infant cereal, teething biscuits and rice puffs. These products were bought from 14 different metropolitan areas and 17 retailers ...

Ask any mom or dad to name their baby’s first food. The likely answer? Rice cereal ... steamed or cooked veggies, peanut puffs, Greek yogurt, string cheese, a thin layer of nut butter on ...

Baby foods covered by the new proposal – which ... the report said. Rice cakes, rice puffs, crisped rice cereals and brown rice with no cooking water removed were heavily contaminated with ...

Happy Baby, which sells a line of snack puffs in ... The 10 most-contaminated foods were rice cakes, crisped rice cereal, rice puffs, brown rice, rice-based teething biscuits, white rice, raisins ...

Healthy-sounding snacks like Nurture Happy Baby’s apple and broccoli puffs, or its strawberry and beet puffs, contained high levels of arsenic, according to the report. Though rice cereal is ...

Puffs and other kid snacks made with rice, for example ... Given CR’s history of testing baby food, we wanted to see how lead in these puffs compared with what we had found in other baby ...

Ask any mom or dad to name their baby’s first food. The likely answer? Rice cereal ... steamed or cooked veggies, peanut puffs, Greek yogurt, string cheese, a thin layer of nut butter on ...