When I introduced breakfast to my daughter she took an instant dislike to baby rice and baby porridge. I can't say I blame her as when I made it up it looked like glue and tasted so boring and bland. She used to spit the lot out. I decided to try something different and while browsing in Tesco I came across Hipp banana yogurt breakfast. The jar contains 125g of the yogurt and costs 65p for one jar or you can get 10 for £5. The ingredients are listed as; Water, organic yogurt, organic bananas, organic sugar, organic rice, organic rice flour, organic lemon juice. The breakfast is suitable for babies 4 months and over and is a stage 1 weaning food ...  Read the complete review

Hipp Organic Banana Yogurt Breakfast Baby Food 4 moths plus (Stage 1) INGREDIENTS Water Organic Yogurt Organic Bananas Organic Sugar Organic Cooked Rice Organic Rice Flour Organic Lemon Juice Contains cows milk COOKING This meal can be given to the baby cold or warmed up. To warm up in the microwave it takes approximately 15 to 20 seconds though always watch temperature so not to burn the babies mouth! You can also heat this up by putting the jar into a jug of warm water. Do not reuse already heated up food. As this food can be given hot or cold, it is ...  Read the complete review

This is a handy jar to have in the cupboard as i tried making the equivelant of this recepie myself and stupidly did not know that bananas do not freeze well and rather go brown so having used up enough bananas for the blades in my liquidiser to reach and having proudly made 7 tubs worth it all ended in the bin! I generally dont buy jars but i do find this a handy one to take when out and about - not necesarily at breakfast time but as a pudding so dont let the wording in the title just let you limit use just to morning time. I also use it with my 8 month as i find it the right size although it is really in the 4 month range. It provides a good sourse of calcium and i .  Read the complete review