Heinz Farley's Rusks Original

This was my first taste of proper food before my mum started weaning me so naturally it was my daughters too. These rusk's are perfect with some bottled milk, give them a couple of minutes to soak in all the milk and then it goes to a mushy consistency much like soggy weetobix. I has a smooth taste for little gums but also sweet that your baby will enjoy the new taste s/he is experiencing. The older your child gets the less milk you can use so that its thicker. Once your child gets to the point where they are eating harder foods and has some teeth through they can begin to eat rusks alone, something good to bite on when their gums are ...  Read the complete review

Having three children 5 and under Farley's Rusks have been a regular item on my shopping list for many years. They are a perfect first food to give your baby, but even as my boys get older they still seem to be eating them and I know many adults like them too. They are a food for all ages. Farley's rusks are a great way to introduce your baby to solid food, they contain seven vitamins and minerals, and it says one rusk will provide 205 of your baby's daily iron requirements. Not only are they good for you but they taste really nice. They are suitable from four to six months and at first you need to crush the rusk and mix it with your babies ...  Read the complete review

I remember eating these as a kid, loved them to bits. Problem is I still do. I regularly eat these and have no shame in admitting it. When the kids came along it was the perfect excuse, not that I needed one, to buy them even more. Problem is the kids actually got a taste for them and enjoyed them, hence we now have a family who all enjoy eating these. What are Farley's rusks? Farley's rusks are produced by Heinz. They are a circuluar shaped biscuit primarily aimed at children from the age of 6 months onwards. Although at this age, the biscuit is a little hard and potentially dangerous for them to eat (due to the crumbs which break off when ...  Read the complete review

Strangely enough, when my two little men were at the weaning stage neither of them seemed overly keen on Farley's Rusks. Yet now they are the grand old ages of 4 and 5 they ask for them on a regular basis! Not only that but hubby let slip he used to eat them before I met him-where he got them from I don't know as he has no other children, and lived at home with his mum and step dad till meeting me but anyway getting back on track.. So Rusks, what are they? ~ Rusks are aimed as a weaning food for babies 4 months and over, or as a finger food to older babies and toddlers (and grown men seemingly too!) They are a 'biscuit' made by food giants Heinz and have ...  Read the complete review

My mum brough a box of these for Elijah who is 6 months old. I don't normally like to give him things like this because they actually contain a fair bit of sugar and I am aware that he actually has a sweet tooth aready without encouraging that even more. However I did give him a small piece of one the othe day as bit of pudding and my two year old enjoys them too. Farleys are made Heinz and contain added vitamins, iron and calcium and has no added flavours, preservatives and colours. It recommends them from the age of four months although I wouldn't give them to a child that young as they contain wheat which shouldn't be given to a baby until they are at least ...  Read the complete review