Boots International Baby Food Range Reviews

Boots International Baby Food Range Baby Food

Product Type: Boots food products

Newest Review: ... But hey whats 20p here or there , so I bought the potato and leek soup packet . It cost about 99p , for approx 150ml . It is ... more

 ... in a neat little sachet that could be easily poped into the changing bag when you are on the move . Well guess what my daughter had for tea that night , the soup ( suitable from 4 months , although our daughter is older than that that ). My girlfriend walk through the door and said " what is that awful stink ". The soup should be renamed garlic soup , it stank and the flavour of garlic was so strong out tot refused to eat more than 2 mouthfulls . For soup it was exceedingly stoggy too , it was just like ...more

More Offers

Opinions

Customer Boots International Baby Food Range Reviews (8)

emmahumphries
Boots International Baby Food Range: Boots baby drink (292 words)
by - written on 15/10/00, updated on  15/10/00 (Very useful, 46 readings)
Rating:

When I saw this drink at boots I thought it would be really good (especially as it can be drunk warm or cold) and would be better to give my baby a drink with a nice taste rather than just water. (It can be used from 4 weeks old) It is a sugar free powder which you simply make up by adding 100ml of water for every teaspoonful. Once made up it can be stored in the fridge for up to 24 hours (in a sealed container), and once the tub is opened it needs to be used within 6 weeks (provides 40 servings) The powder is available in different flavours. I bought a 160 gram tub of lemon, barley and camomile (because camomile is supposed to be relaxing). ...  Read the complete review

emzie
Great new tastes! (89 words)
by - written on 21/08/00, updated on  21/08/00 (Very useful, 25 readings)
Rating:

My daughter really enjoys the boots international range! I try to give her home made food as often as possible but often run out of ideas! These meals are great, they are a really good texture and introduce wonderful new flavours! My daughter can be fussy with other baby foods as they are quite often bland and gloopy but these meals actually had some flavour! They are fairly expensive but well worth it as intriducing a baby to different flavours makes less far less fussy eaters! ...  Read the complete review

JoannaC
Boots International Baby Food Range: A no 34 and a no 56 with rice please! (102 words)
by - written on 24/08/00, updated on  24/08/00 (Very useful, 48 readings)
Rating:

If you are looking to broaden your baby's taste in babyfood, then there is probably no better range than Boots International. There is curry, sweet and sour, Salmon and Dill and Italian recipes, all very tasty, particularly the Salmon one, a good introduction to the taste of fish. The meals can be a bit lumpy, so I would mash them for a baby who is not too accustomed to lumps, but they are good sized jars and not too expensive; Boots generally have an offer, whereby if you buy 5 you get 1 free or a similiar offer. Don't forget the poppadums!! ...  Read the complete review

bug-weecher
Boots International (143 words)
by - written on 01/08/00, updated on  01/08/00 (Very useful, 40 readings)
Rating:

Have you ever tasted your babies food that comes in a jar. We all know how bland and uninspiring they are. I tried a Boots International jar and was pleasently surprised. My wee ones both loved them and were happy tucking into chicken korma and chinese sweet and sour at 5 mths. They are the only baby food that I have tasted any flavour in. I think my son's wide range of tastes have a lot to do with these jars and starting to eat the same as the family quite young. At 3years he loves food from our local Indian and all the italian food I make. Even my 10mths my daughter loves chicken korma from the takeaway. (I scrape most of the sauce of so ...  Read the complete review

jfm_uk
Boots International Baby Food Range: Something a bit different (99 words)
by - written on 22/08/00, updated on  22/08/00 (Useful, 19 readings)
Rating:

The Boots international range offers something a bit different in the line of baby food. A lot of baby foods can be similar and quite bland. This is fine when first weaning. This range on the other hand is ideal for introducing the older baby to stronger and more varied tastes. My daughter has particularly enjoyed the range of tropical fruits. The foods have an appealling texture and appearance. Being a Boots brand food, they are also competitively priced. My only hesitation in recommending this product is that the range is not organic. ...  Read the complete review

Products Similar to Boots International Baby Food ...

Harmonie Organic Baby Food - Organically grown Expensive and the range is very limited

Salmon and Broccoli Pie - Great for parents on the move, All ranges completely organic, Home delivery Not enough shops stocking their food

Enfamil A.R. - Stops vomiting, making baby much more comfortable In my experience, there aren't any!

Heinz Mum's Own Egg Custard

Heinz Mum's Own Fruit Salad

Heinz Mum's Own Raspberry and Banana

More products in Baby Food
All these Advantages and Disadvantages are taken from reviews of the dooyooCommunity.
Kiddylicious Fruit Wriggles
Healthy and tasty alternative to sweets, fruit based
None
Kiddylicious Pineapple Snacks
Easy for toddlers to eat and enjoy, great for lunch boxes and changing bag
Unusual combination of sweet and savoury flavours, can crumble easily
Kiddylicious Smoothie Melts
Kiddylicious Banana Bites
Tasty, no artificial additives, long storage life, easy to take out and about
None
Nestle Cerelac Honey & Wheat with Milk Baby FoodHipp Organic Banana & Peach Breakfast
Instant, just add water, babies like it
None
Cow & Gate Baby Balance Summer Fruits DrinkHeinz Cook at Home Tomato and Basil Sauce
Tasty, quick, 1 of 5 a day
None
Bebivita Fruity Breakfast Cereal
Easy to prepare and inexpensive
None
Little Angels Disposable Snack Pots
Great size, great price, ideal for weaning
None