A 1950s recipe card for homemade baby formula — containing evaporated milk, water and karo (corn syrup) — is spreading online. The same recipe card also instructs parents to feed their infants ...

The online baby formula recipe recommends using Karo syrup, which is a form of corn syrup that may contain harmful bacteria and result in serious medical conditions for babies. The U.S. Food and ...

Parents in much of the United States are scrambling to find baby formula ... a recipe for homemade baby formula that’s making the social media rounds. The ingredients? Water, Karo syrup ...

It shows a photo of the recipe, with ingredients that include evaporated milk and Karo syrup. ... New York Times, "Why Doctors Don’t Recommend Homemade Baby Formula," May 11, 2022 The Atlantic, ...

but I was open to baby formula ... syrup is usually a mixture of glucose and fructose, which essentially makes it a cheaper version of cane sugar (that’s why so many food brands use it to make ...

Baby formula shortages are ... Oklahoma-based Facebook group shared a recipe from the 1960s – suggesting ingredients like evaporated milk and Karo syrup. “If you were a pediatrician 40 to ...

With the current baby formula shortage going on ... an unhealthy amount of added sugar brought about by the ingredient Karo syrup. “Karo syrup was once used to help ease constipation, but ...