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Heinz Organic Biscotti Baby Biscuits

 
Description: Brand: Heinz / Age: 6 months / 12 delicious organic fingers for babies and toddlers for a healthy start.

Newest Review: ... plain etc. One little tip when buying them in the supermarket is to make sure they're not broken. They really don't have ... more

 ... the same effect when they're smashed into pieces. These biscuits are just the right size for a baby's hand and fit their mouth lovely. If you look at an adult finger they are similar in size. When I personally tried these biscuits I found them very dry and thought they were awful, however my little boy loved them so we stuck with them. When he was younger and hadn't quite mastered biting he tended to suck these biscuits until they turned to mush, which he thought was great, but left an awful mess around his mou...more

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xjemloux
Crowned Review Heinz Organic Biscotti Baby Biscuits: Brill Biscotti For On The Go Babies & Toddlers (929 words)
by - written on 20/04/09 (Very useful, 152 readings)
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Whilst in Boots the other day my boys were becoming a little whingy and whiney as they were due something to eat. I decided to buy them a quick snack to keep them going until dinner. Browsing the baby snack shelves I spotted Heinz Organic Biscotti. A silver and pale orange foil bag containing 12 delicious organic fingers for babies and toddlers apparently - this is what it says on the front of the bag. The bag cost me 99p - so no Boots advantage points to be collected there unfortunately. The foil bag they are in maintain the biscuits freshness and taste. On the front of the bag you can see a small picture of the biscuit fingers themselves, which give you an ...  Read the complete review

Claribella
Premium Review I thought Heinz only made beans? (531 words)
by - written on 20/04/09 (Very useful, 51 readings)
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Elijah is really enjoying the weaning process and really likes foods that he can hold in his hands. My mum came down recently with a packet of these for him. I used to give these to Noah too which he really enjoyed. The biscuits come in packs of ten and are suitable for babies aged 6 months and onwards. They are made of purely organic ingredients and have no added preservatives or colourings. They cost 99p from Sainsburys so I'm guessing they are around this price everywhere. They also come in other flavours such as ginger and chocolate. The biscuits are rectangular in shape but there edges are rounded off. They are quite smooth to the touch and ...  Read the complete review

belglen
Premium Review Heinz Organic Biscotti Baby Biscuits: Rich Tea for babies (475 words)
by - written on 13/01/09 (Very useful, 260 readings)
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My baby son is 14 months old and I am always on the look out for finger foods that he can safely eat on his own. He was diagnosed as lactose intolerant at 3 months so until now we have had to avoid any products containing lactose or other dairy ingredients. We have followed a close programme set out for us by our Community Dietician and we are now at the stage of trying to introduce some dairy products into his diet, this will be a slow process but hopefully will be successful. I bought Heinz Organic Biscotti to trial with my son and so far they have not caused his system any upset. The Biscotti come in a foil pack, containing 12 biscuits, they are a bit like ...  Read the complete review

scottsmum
Premium Review organic biscottis (166 words)
by - written on 04/11/08 (Very useful, 34 readings)
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Heinz organic biscotti biscuits come in a 60g packet which contains 6 biscuits. each biscuit is about 3" long and a greta shape for little tiny hands to grab making it an ideal first finger food. the packets are approximately 85p a pack, but often there is deals of for 3 for £1.50. they come in a foil pack, but once opened need to be stored in an airtight container. They are advised to be used from 6mths mixed with milk or from 9mths as a finger food, but my daughter loved these as a finger food from 6mths, as they dissolve quite easily in the mouth so are suitable for babies even without teeth. The biscuits have no articficial preservatives, ...  Read the complete review

Ann-Marie_B
Premium Review Heinz Organic Biscotti Baby Biscuits: Great as a finger food (256 words)
by - written on 01/10/08 (Very useful, 260 readings)
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Heinz Biscotti baby biscuits are organic biscuits which can be crushed and mixed with your baby's usual milk or used as a finger food. I have purchased both the regular Biscotti and gingerbread Biscotti for my son and he seems to enjoy the gingerbread variety a little more. They are also available in chocolate flavour and apple flavour however I have not yet sampled those varieties. Heinz Biscotti are packed in a foil bag with a picture of the product on the front. Each bag contains 60g and 12 biscuit fingers. The bag is not re-sealable and so a plastic container is needed for any excess biscuits in order to keep them fresh. They are ...  Read the complete review

 

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