Heinz Chocolate Biscotti 9mth+ Reviews
Product Type: Heinz food products
Newest Review: ... by far her favourite out of the different flavours. At first it took her a while to get use to eating them as they are quite ... more
... soft and brake into chunks. So best once your little one has established chewing. They are meant to be a source of iron, contain vitamins and minerals, no preservatives and artificial colours, so I know they are healthy for my child to eat.
These were very handy whilst going out as the packet of biscuits is small enough to carry around with you, though I usually put them in a lunch box as I don't want them to go soft, its a shame the packet isn't resealable, but I am very happy with these biscuits, as my baby loved ...more
Customer Heinz Chocolate Biscotti 9mth+ Reviews (12)
by - written on 11/04/12 (Very useful, 79 readings)
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WHAT ARE THEY? Apparently, these biscuits come from a unique Italian recipe. They're described as having a 'gentle crunch' but gently soften in a baby's mouth. They've been designed so that they're easy for babies to grasp and can help improve hand/eye coordination. They're preservative free, have no artifical colours and contain 10 key vitamins and minerals. INGREDIENTS: Flours (Wheat, Oat, Barley, Maize, Rice, Rye), Sugar, Vegetable Oil, Yogurt, Reduced Fat Cocoa Powder (3%), Chocolate (2%, Sugar, Reduced Fat Cocoa Powder, Cocoa Butter, Emulsifier-Soya Lecithin), Skimmed Milk Powder, Dietary Fibre (Inulin), Raising Agents (Ammonium Bicarbonate, Sodium ... Read the complete review
by - written on 22/05/09 (Very useful, 91 readings)
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I originally bought the plain Heinz Organic Biscotti and my son really enjoyed them and I was looking for the plain ones in the supermarket but could only find the chocolate flavour. I didn't really want to buy him chocolate flavoured biscuits as he has a taste for chocolate things and I try to keep it to a minimum. However there were no plain Biscotti and I wanted something so I bought the chocolate variety. The Biscotti come in a foil pack, containing 12 biscuits, 60g, they are a bit like flattened fingers, and the pack is 60g in weight. The biscuits themselves are about 7-8 cm in length they are a dark brown colour with Heinz ingrained in the middle of the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 19/10/08 (Very useful, 113 readings)
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My little boy who is 16 months absolutely loves this flavour biscotti biscuit. Heinz makes the biscotti biscuits in three different flavours, chocolate biscotti, organic gingerbread biscotti and organic biscotti. Heinz biscotti are a fun and nutritious finger food for babies and toddlers who are able to feed themselves and can be fed straight from the little foil pack they come in. For babies who are not feeding themselves biscotti biscuits can be crumbled into a bowl and mixed with the baby's usual milk. The normal flavour organic biscotti state that they are from 6 months when mixed with milk otherwise from 9 months. The other 2 flavours do not state the 6 months . Read the complete review
by - written on 02/11/09 (Very useful, 31 readings)
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These biscotti are lush, if you had to do a blindfold taste test of adult bourbons (obviously without the cream bit!) and these I swear you couldn't tell the difference. My son loves them (all the flavours not just the chocolate) and knows the packet by now. They do keep very well in a sealed container too, not like some other baby biscuits which are soft by the next day. They have a lovely snap and slight crunch to them when they're eaten but still dissolve easily for those babies who still like to suck their biscuits. Now he has teeth he knows how to use he bites bits off them and crunches them properly. Although they are fairly expensive (at ... Read the complete review
by - written on 01/04/12 (Very useful, 24 readings)
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There's nothing nicer than a relaxing sit down with a cup of tea and a nice chocolate biscuit and it's a nice habit my little girl and I have got in to whilst we watch Mickey Mouse. While I'm happy for me to eat nice fattening messy chocolate biscuits, I like my little girl to have something a little bit nutritious which is where these chocolate biscotti are great and my little girl still gets a nice chocolate biscuit. The biscotti are not as hard and tough as regular grown up biscotti, they are more of a regular biscuit which is a bit harder to crunch. I think the idea behind them is that because they are suitable for 9 months and over they can be used to ... Read the complete review
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