Ella's Kitchen Butternut Squash Carrot Apple & Prunes 120g

In an attempt to be a fantastic mother, I've been making my own weird and wonderful fresh purees. A great idea for the most part but there are guaranteed to be sometimes when you need something quickly and don't have the time or equipment to heat up your own stuff. I have tried a few of the jars and tubs that are on the market at the moment - making sure that there aren't any unnatural ingredients in there. However, I have found that Ella's Kitchen purees totally outdo any of the competition. Not sure if it is because of the pouch storage but the food still tastes as fresh as if I had made it myself. No funny smells, no obvious processed taste that you ...  Read the complete review

Ella's Kitchen specialise in making organic baby food that contains 100% natural ingredients and no artificial colours, flavours or preservatives. What you see on the front of the packet is what is inside the packet, so on this occasion the puree is made up of carrot, apple & prunes. My niece Ruby-Lu is now 5 months old and has been eating solids since 16 weeks when she started on baby rice and worked her way up to this lump free puree at around 18 weeks. One 120g sachet is currently 84p from Tesco stores and this should provide two servings for the average child but please remember that every child is different and my niece would normally have half a ...  Read the complete review

Ok, I'm writing this review from a slightly weird perspective, my daughter is way past weaning age and she's now 18 months old eating pretty much the same as the rest of the family. I always made my own baby food and pureed endless veggies and fruits believing that this was the best and healthiest option for my girls. I also thought that buying jarred food would be much more expensive that simply blending up a few veggies that I had anyway. Consequently, I had little or no knowledge of the baby food products on offer. This changed last week, when during a weeks camping holiday my youngest daughter (aged 18 months) fell over when playing and bit her tongue ...  Read the complete review

This was the first of the Ella's kitchen pouches we tried. My daughter was 7 months old at the time and finished every last spoonful. Ella's Kitchen prides themselves on all natural ingredients and nothing extra added. The Stage 1 pouches are a smooth puree, and only fruits and vegetables so they would be suitable for those who wean before 6 months too. The combinations are always interesting, definately not ones you'd choose to combine at home! This particular pouch has the combination of squash, carrot, apple and prunes. You'd think it would taste rather gross, but it's actually quite nice. They tend to make the fruit element the most dominant so it has a ...  Read the complete review

Ive been buying this for a few months now and i think its great my little boy loves it Its prefect for taking on outings or holidays and great for adding to fresh meals to add flavor. It is 100% organic complying with the soil association organic standard There is no dairy, egg, wheat, lactose or gluten in it so great if your on a specal diet Suitable from 4 months and excellent either warm or cold This one contains apples 39%, carrots 25%, butternut squash 20%, prunes 16%. With this make you know exactly whats in the food you giving your child as nothing extra has been added The pack contains 120g so it useful that if you don't want ...  Read the complete review