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Baby Food Fruit Roll Ups

by Jessie Daye

First published: June 7, 2015 | Updated: June 10, 2026

I have a thing for baby food and fruit roll ups. 

People always come over and look in my fridge and say “Oh, why do your kids still eat baby food?” To which I reply, “Don’t be ridiculous, that baby food is for me.”

And then they are sort of scared to discuss further.

If you don’t eat baby food as an adult you are truly missing out. I’s quite delicious and nutritious. 

This week I had a craving for fruit roll ups (which again I realize are for children), but we were out of them! Whattttttt. I decided I would attempt those all natural fruit roll ups that I had seen on Weelicious. And then unfortunately I was out of strawberriesssssss. I know what you’re thinking, I need to grocery shopping, but I decided this week that I would not be wasteful about shopping and instead I would make everything with only ingredients that I had left in my house. Kind of this weird mental game I play with myself. This is when I decided to use my baby food ….. and fancy pants crushed fruit puree snacks. I dehydrated the crap out of the fruit and I made some wickedly awesome fruit roll ups. You simply pour the mushed up fruit on a baking sheet and place it in your oven and come back in a couple hours. This is easy. I say you all try the baby food thing this weekend. Scroll down for the recipe.

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Baby Food Fruit Roll Ups

Ingredients
1 pouch of Plum Organic Baby Food OR a Harvey Crushed Fruit Snack OR Mamma Chia Squeeze Snack

Directions
1. Preheat your oven to 250 degrees.

2. Squeeze your fruit puree from the pouch onto your Silpat or parchment paper in a straight line and use a spatula to spread the puree until it’s about 1/4″ thick.

3. Bake at 250 degrees for about 2 hours, until your fruit roll ups are dry, but not over cooked. Roll up with parchment paper and enjoy!

Baby Food Fruit Roll Ups

Author: Jessie Daye
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Prep 5 minutes
Cook 2 hours
Total 2 hours 5 minutes
Homemade fruit roll ups made from baby food pouches or fruit puree snacks, dehydrated in the oven.

Ingredients

  • 1 pouch Plum Organic Baby Food OR Harvey Crushed Fruit Snack OR Mamma Chia Squeeze Snack

Method

  1. Preheat your oven to 250 degrees.
  2. Squeeze your fruit puree from the pouch onto your Silpat or parchment paper in a straight line and use a spatula to spread the puree until it's about 1/4" thick.
  3. Bake at 250 degrees for about 2 hours, until your fruit roll ups are dry, but not over cooked. Roll up with parchment paper and enjoy!

Notes

Use Silpat or parchment paper for baking. Watch carefully to avoid overcooking. Can be made with various baby food pouches or fruit puree snacks available at home.

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  • babyeszone

    This introduction playfully defends the author’s love for <a href="https://babyeszone.com/">baby</a&gt;
    food and fruit roll-ups, revealing a creative use of baby food for making natural fruit roll-ups. It highlights their resourcefulness and culinary experimentation, turning what might seem like an unconventional choice into a delicious and nutritious treat. The personal touch and humor make it an engaging read for those interested in inventive cooking ideas.

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Hi, I'm Jessie. 

I’m a Los Angeles mama, home renovator, and lifelong creative, sharing the things that make everyday life a little more beautiful. I believe food is one of the best ways to bring people together, which is why I love cooking: it turns an ordinary Tuesday into something worth remembering. From recipes I make on repeat to DIY projects, home design, and a little bit of real life in between — welcome to my corner of the internet. I’m so glad you’re here.

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