| I often eat the entire apple. I never had any issues. Your toddler will be fine. |
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https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2019/08/probitoic-foods/595687/
Entire article about eating apple cores. |
Here's the article they linked about eating article cores: https://www.wired.com/2016/09/heres-many-apple-cores-take-poison/ It basically says that one core isn't a problem, but that conceivably, a crazy toddler (said with love, they're all crazy) who ate a ton of seeds could get sick. Given that my kid would sometimes go on a food jag and eat lots of a favorite food, and I could imagine him choosing to eat a half dozen apples in a day, I might remove the cores going forward. But I wouldn't worry about one apple. -- Mom who suggested the apple corer |
| My Australian husband always ate the core of the apple until he moved overseas and realized it wasn't done. |
| My toddler used to do this all the time. He loved apples and demolished them. We had to grab the stems away from him, but there were plenty of times he ate them first. He is fine. |
Thank you all for the reassurance! Toddler seems fine but I’ll be using the special tool to remove the cores moving forward
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| I wouldn't worry even about eating a lot in one day. I'm someone who eats all the apple except the stem (I actually love the seeds!), and when I was small, I would eat upwards of 24 apples in a day and I was fine! |
+1. Also=If we're going through a lot of apples in a day, we take the extras and use them to make drinks or to bake into something for flavor. |