Baby eats walnut powder

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Take the walnuts off the skin

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Pour the walnuts in the gallows

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Powdering the walnuts in the gallows with the Obelets

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It'll be 30 seconds

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It's walnut powder

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Well done walnut powder can be mixed into the baby's rice congee and added to the baby's rice; it can also be stored next time

Eating walnuts helps babies replenish nutrients and strengthens their bodies. Walnuts are rich in dietary fiber. Consuming walnuts supplements this fiber, which benefits babies' digestive systems, stimulates appetite, and improves eating habits, allowing for better nutrient intake from meals. Walnuts are rich in phospholipids. Eating walnuts helps babies replenish phospholipids, promotes brain and nervous system development, and can improve memory. Walnuts are also rich in minerals such as calcium. Consuming walnuts supplements calcium, which benefits bone development and promotes rapid growth in height. Walnuts are rich in vitamins such as vitamin A. Eating walnuts supplements vitamin A, which aids in the development of good vision and contributes to healthy eye development. Walnuts are rich in fats. Eating walnuts provides fats, which helps babies replenish energy and promotes healthy development. Walnuts are rich in high-quality protein. Babies eating walnuts can supplement this protein, which helps boost immunity, strengthen resistance, and maintain healthy development. Walnuts are rich in inorganic salts such as potassium, calcium, and sodium. Eating walnuts allows babies to supplement these substances, promotes metabolism, and maintains normal basal metabolic rate.