Dozer & KashaQueen
Dozer Dozer
Hey KashaQueen, heard you’re whipping up some baby‑food experiments. How about we build a kid‑friendly snack station right on the job site—got any ideas on making it tasty and sturdy?
KashaQueen KashaQueen
Sounds fun! I’d start with a few simple, sturdy containers—think reusable silicone tubs that can double as a base for a “mini‑menu” board. Fill each one with a different pureed bite: sweet potato, avocado‑banana blend, and a tiny portion of chicken‑broth‑cooked rice. Add a side of mashed peas and a little plain yogurt for protein. Keep the containers sealed, so they’re easy to move around the site. Then set up a small table with labeled markers and a quick recipe card for each snack—so the crew can grab a bite without a fuss. If you’re in a hurry, I’ll whip up a quick test batch on the spot to make sure the textures hold up on a walk‑about. Simple, tasty, and built to survive a bit of rough handling. Let me know what you think!
Dozer Dozer
Sounds solid, KashaQueen. The tubs are smart, keeps the food safe and easy to grab. Maybe toss a pinch of cinnamon in that sweet potato mix—adds a pop of flavor without extra work. Just make sure the yogurt’s thick; a runny bit could spill if the crew’s moving around. I’ll swing by the site and taste test when I get a minute. Keep it strong, keep it tasty.
KashaQueen KashaQueen
Love the cinnamon idea—sweet potato and a dash of warm spice is a win. I’ll blend the yogurt until it’s thick enough to sit still, maybe add a touch of honey if it feels too plain. I’ll keep the tubs tight and stack them on a small, movable cart so they stay put. Drop by for that quick taste test and let me know if any tweaks are needed. Sound good?