Heinz Baby Food

Heinz baby food comes in a variety of options including dried products (where you add milk or warm water) such as creamy porridge, sunshine banana, baby rice and cauliflower cheese; tinned foods such as beans and bacon, strawberry cheesecake; their own pure juices such as pear, apple and cherry; jars "Mum's own recipe" such as Apple rice pudding and Caribbean pork casserole; custard pots; rusks and biscottis. You can get further information about their range of products for babies at http://www.heinzbaby.co.uk/products/baby-food.aspx , the website is easy to navigate and provides information on what products are safe for specific diets such as ...  Read the complete review

Heinz Baby meals are probably the cheapest branded baby food available in most supermarkets (basic baby food and not the Heinz Mum's own). The baby foods begin at 4-6 months. These are pure baby food and some of the foods available are: Chocolate pudding, lamb with rosemary, pasta bolognaise, baked beans and bacon. When I first gave my baby these foods he seemed very happy with both the texture and taste. He soon got bored of these meals as there are limited flavours available unlike the other companies products. After a short while, My child was ready for stage two meals, I did try him with the stage two's with Heinz, these meals ...  Read the complete review

UPDATE: 19/04/01.- In this op I have stated that heinz don't produce organic baby food. today I found a new range of organic dry food for babies produced by Heinz. of course to be true to my Dooyoo addiction, and fair to those who have read or will read this op, I purchased some. review to foolow shortly. Jusophine. When you think of baby food manufacturers, the name Heinz probably figures high on the list. The company's experience of making baby food is unquestionable. But do we buy the food because of its quality, or because of it's high profile name? This is my opinion of Heinz 'tinned' ready to eat baby food for babies of 4 months ...  Read the complete review

Heinz baby food is no where near as tasty as their adult foods. My son (first child) loved it and ate only Heinz. But my second child Chloe hated it. Maybe they have changed their ingredients or something. Also I found with the tinned and jar baby foods there must be something in it to colour the childs clothes. Although they say no additives are in them I am not so sure. Chloe hated wearing a bib and always managed to get food under it where she was tugging at it. With Heinz she would get this horrible orange stain on her clothes that was almost impossible to get off and with some clothes never did. When I tasted the food I was nearly sick. So ...  Read the complete review

I first chose Heinz Jars, because of course its a well know make that can be trusted. Using the 4mth Jars first, I found plenty of variety, and good value for money(average price around 40pfor a 128g tin). The actual food itself I thought was quite tasty,my son seemed to enjoy them,with a good range of savoury and sweet menus. The other thing I noticed was that they do a Jar and Tin,which is exactly the same amount but you pay about 10p more for just the jar. On the whole I use Heinz the most, now we've moved on to 7mth foods, there is still a good range of choice. The food is'nt to lumpy and is'nt to bland. The 4mth is also very well ...  Read the complete review