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In Nigeria, Yoruba mothers give infants 'eko,' a liquid pap made from sorghum or maize, as their first food at around 6 months, and in the Solomon Islands, infants from birth to 9 months are typically fed pre-chewed taro with water or sweet potato cooked in coconut milk. Which category of food is being described?
Baby food traditions vary across cultures. Nigerian Yoruba mothers use 'eko' pap from maize or sorghum at 6 months, while in the Solomon Islands infants are fed pre-chewed taro and sweet potato cooked in coconut milk from birth to 9 months.