Guess the Baby Food Free Template

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Guess the Baby Food

Guess sheet: 10 jars

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Guess sheet: 10 jars: a column for each guest.
Jar 1
Jar 2
Jar 3
Jar 4
Jar 5
Jar 6
Jar 7
Jar 8
Jar 9
Jar 10
Flavors guessedA point a jar

This sheet has no totals: it is a record to fill in.

Notes

Labels off, numbers on
The host covers or peels each label and numbers the jar underneath.
Look and smell first
Tasting is optional. A guest may guess every jar without it.
A clean spoon for every taste
No spoon goes back into a jar.
The host keeps the labels
Any guest may ask to read a jar's ingredients before tasting.
One point a jar 1
Scoring is the host's to set. This is how we would do it.

What goes in each row

Flavors guessed
A point a jar

Names and scores stay in this browser until you press New game.

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How it works

This guess the baby food free template prints a numbered line for every jar, a name line and a points box. It opens on 10 jars. The Sheet list has 8 and 12 jars, a word-bank sheet and three host's key sheets.

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Baby food shower game: set up the jars

Choose single-flavor jars from the three Host's key sheets, which run from easy flavors to look-alike pairs to meats. Cover or peel the labels, number each jar underneath and write that number beside its flavor on the key.

Print the guess the baby food game printable

Choose the sheet that matches your jar count and press Print blank sheet, one copy a guest. 10 jars with a word bank prints every flavor on our list under the lines, for a gentler game. Guests look and smell first. Tasting is optional.

Tips
  • Pear beside apple and squash beside sweet potato are the pairs to set side by side for a hard round.
  • Keep the labels. A guest who asks can read a jar's ingredients before tasting.

Questions and answers

How do you play guess the baby food?

The host sets out numbered jars of baby food with the labels hidden. Guests look, smell and, if they like, taste, then write a flavor beside each number. The host reads the key, and the most right answers wins.

How many jars do you need?

The sheets here hold 8, 10 or 12, and the page opens on 10. Those sizes are our own choice: the game is a folk game with no official rules.

Do guests have to taste the baby food?

No. The rules printed under the sheet say tasting is optional, and a guest may guess every jar by looking and smelling. The word-bank sheet helps guests who only look.

Which baby food flavors are on the list?

Eight fruits, eight vegetables and seven meats, each a single flavor: from banana, carrot and pea to look-alike pairs such as apple and pear, then beef, chicken, ham, lamb, pork, turkey and veal. The order from easy to hard is our own judgment.

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Guess sheet lines 2

  • Flavors guessed Written in after the key is read, out of the number of jars on the table.
  • Jar number One line a jar, in the order of the numbers under the jars.

Host's key: easy flavors 8

  • Jar of banana puree
  • Jar of beet puree
  • Jar of carrot puree
  • Jar of corn puree
  • Jar of green bean puree
  • Jar of mango puree
  • Jar of pea puree
  • Jar of spinach puree

Host's key: look-alike pairs 8

  • Jar of apple puree Set beside pear for a hard pair.
  • Jar of apricot puree Set beside peach for a hard pair.
  • Jar of peach puree Set beside apricot for a hard pair.
  • Jar of pear puree Set beside apple for a hard pair.
  • Jar of plum puree Set beside prune for a hard pair.
  • Jar of prune puree Set beside plum for a hard pair.
  • Jar of squash puree Set beside sweet potato for a hard pair.
  • Jar of sweet potato puree Set beside squash for a hard pair.

Host's key: meats, the hardest jars 7

  • Jar of beef puree
  • Jar of chicken puree
  • Jar of ham puree
  • Jar of lamb puree
  • Jar of pork puree
  • Jar of turkey puree
  • Jar of veal puree
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Printed under the sheet 7

  • A clean spoon for every taste No spoon goes back into a jar.
  • The host keeps the labels Any guest may ask to read a jar's ingredients before tasting.
  • Labels off, numbers on The host covers or peels each label and numbers the jar underneath.
  • Look and smell first Tasting is optional. A guest may guess every jar without it.
  • Number each flavor you put on the table Its jar number goes in the box. Filled in, this sheet is the answer key.
  • One point a jar Scoring is the host's to set. This is how we would do it.
  • Word bank: every jar is one of these Apple, apricot, banana, beef, beet, carrot, chicken, corn, green bean, ham, lamb, mango, pea, peach, pear, plum, pork, prune, spinach, squash, sweet potato, turkey, veal.

How this list was compiled: Written by the Game Night Generator editors on 2026-10-02. The game is a folk game with no governing body and no standard sheet, so the layouts, the sizes and the scoring are the editors' own, and the page says so. No brand name is on any list. The host's key names 23 single-flavor baby foods by ingredient only: 8 fruits, 8 vegetables and 7 meats. Each was checked on 2026-10-02 against the baby food entries of the Standard Reference Legacy data in USDA FoodData Central (https://fdc.nal.usda.gov/), a public-domain database of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, where each is listed as a baby food of that one fruit, vegetable or meat, strained or junior in all but one case (some fruit entries add tapioca, the apple entry is applesauce, the mango entry is a fruit dessert with tapioca, and the corn and spinach entries are creamed). Sorting them into easy flavors, look-alike pairs and meats is the editors' judgment and not from that source. The rules in the key are a host's rules for a party game; nothing here is advice on feeding a baby. Licence: own work