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Pear puree not only tastes delicious, it is also a good source of fibre and is rich in vitamin C. Delicious on its own, spiced or mixed with a range of other purees. Jump to: • • • • • • • • • Ingredient Information • How to pick a ripe pear - Press a finger gently into the top of the pear (where the stem joins the fruit). If it yields the fruit is ripe. The pear should be fairly firm with just a little give at the top. • What if you have unripe pears? - They can be ripened at room temperature. They should ripen in a few days, if you want to speed up the process then store in a brown bag with a banana. • Store pears at room temperature until ripe, once ripe store in the refrigerator. Step By Step Instructions & Cooking Tips • Wash and peel - wash your pears and use a vegetable peeler to peel. If you prefer you can keep the skin on, but your puree may not be as smooth (depending on your blender.) • Remove stem - cut the pear in half and carefully remove the stem with a pairing knife. • Chop and add to a pan with 4 tbsps of water. This does not seem like a lot of water but you want to use scant amounts of water to preserve the fresh taste and vitamins. If you have a steaming basket you can also steam. • Cover and cook over low heat until tender. It is important that low heat is used or the water will burn off before the pears are softened and you risk them burning. Keep a close eye on the pears. The cooking time will vary depending on how ripe the pears were. It will general...

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What is the grade of Pears soap? Pears understands this and brings to you its heritage product - the glycerine soap, Pears Pure & Gentle Bathing Bar. With 100% more glycerine vs grade 1 soap, Pears Pure & Gentle mild bathing bar, cleanses your skin for visibly glowing, brighter skin, every time you shower. How many TFM are in Pears soap? Pears Soap: The hot liquid soap fresh from the vessel had a total fatty matter (TFM) of 45% compared with the TFMs of 70–80% usual in soaps made by the conventional method. How to select the best soap for you? What is TFM? || soaps grade What are the disadvantages of Pears soap? While Pears touts its soap as natural, some users may be wary of ingredients such as sorbitol, sodium palmkemelate, sodium rosinate, propylene glycol, sodium lauryl sulfate, PEG 4 and etidronic acid, among others. What is a Grade 1 soap? Grade 1. This a high grade, thoroughly saponified, milled soap or homogenized soap or both, white or coloured, perfumed and compressed in the form of firm smooth cakes, and shall possess good cleaning and lathering properties. Mandatory TFM requirement: 76 per cent minimum. Is TFM good for skin? Talk to your dermatologist about how much TFM content is good to be used on your skin. The higher the TFM, the more its moisturizing properties. However, toilet soaps with high TFM quantity can sometimes dry up your skin, if their pH levels are too high. Which soap is best? There is no evidence that antibacterial soaps are more effective th...

This post may contain affiliate links. Please read our This homemade pear puree is an easy baby food recipe that’s made with only two ingredients- pears and water! Making homemade pear baby food costsso much less than store-bought jars! It’s easy to make it organic too, by using organic pears! Pears are one of the first fruits I introduce to my babies, and they all go crazy for them. They are sweet, and full of fiber to help keep things moving in the digestive tract (if you know what I mean), plus it’s so easy to make baby pear baby food at home! I always have made my baby food from scratch, from This homemade pear puree is an easy baby food recipe that is great for little ones of all ages. It’s made with only two ingredients- pears and water – with the option of adding some cinnamon once you’re certain your baby isn’t allergic to pears! How to make Pear Puree for Baby There are two ways to make baby food pears. For younger babies with sensitive tummies, I recommend cooking the pears first. For older babies who still love their purees, you can simply blend fresh pears with water, no cooking required! I will show you how to make baby food pears that are cooked! Cut and Cook the pears Begin by cutting each pair into about six pieces. Then place the pears into the container of a slow cooker. Add water When using 8 small pears (which measured to be about 6 cups), add 1/2 cup of water. Cook Next, cook the pears (if desired). I have used two methods to cook pears to make pear pu...

When we think of autumn fruits, apples usually come to mind, but it’s pears that are my fall favorites. Pears are softer and much juicier than the standard apple, plus they are packed with antioxidants. In this post I’ll show you two delicious ways to enjoy the juice of this sweet and refreshing fall fruit! The first juice is a pure pear juice. Made with nothing but ripe Bartlett pears and a little bit of lemon to help the juice stay fresh for longer. The second recipe is an autumn greens pear juice (pictured) that combines fresh fall veggies with pears for a nutrient dense juice that has less carbs and sugar than the pure pear juice. Both juices are delicious and super easy to make! Like all fresh juice, pear juice loses its freshness quickly. But properly stored juice can last up to 2-3 days. As soon as you make it, the juice begins oxidizing (the natural process that turns fruit brown). The oxidation process degrades the nutrients in the juice so it is best to drink it as soon as possible. To maximize the shelf life of your juice and minimize oxidation, store your juice in an airtight jar in the fridge. You should fill the jar to the very top with juice so there is the least amount of air in the jar as possible. I use this Scale 1x 2x 3x Ingredients Pure Pear Juice • 5 Pears, stems removed • 1/2 Lemon, peeled (or 1 tbsp lemon juice) lemon helps keep the juice fresh • 1 cup Water (only if you are using a blender) • 1 cup Ice (only if you are using a blender) Autumn Green...