New York, NY (WFN) -- Tomorrow (Mar. 26), a panel of pint-sized food critics in New York will be getting abreast of several new baby foods containing a nutrient found in breast milk.

The Beech-Nut baby food company has come up with some new products that contain docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) which is credited with building visual and mental acuity in infants.

A panel of 20 babies will be fed foods like "Apple Delight" and "Pasta Vegetable Medley" and their facial expressions will be observed to see if they like the taste.

The DHA for the new foods is taken from chicken yolks, not humans -- which doesn't affect the taste one bit, says a spokeswoman.

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