pablum

/ˈpæbləm/
noun
  1. Writing, speech, or ideas that are overly simple, boring, or lacking in substance.
    • The politician's speech was just pablum designed to avoid any real issues.
    • Critics dismissed the novel as sentimental pablum for uncritical readers.
    • The company's mission statement was corporate pablum that said nothing meaningful.
  2. A brand name for a soft, bland cereal for infants; by extension, any bland or mushy food.
    • After days of spicy food, I craved something simple like pablum.
    • My grandmother used to mix pablum with warm milk for the babies.
    • The hospital served the patient nothing but pablum after his surgery.
Antonyms
What does "pablum" mean? | whatsthatwordmean | whatsthatwordmean