Kiddylicious Apple Crisps Reviews

Kiddylicious Apple Crisps Baby Food

Product Type: Kiddylicious food products

Newest Review: ... of maltose (natural sugar), with the apple taking up 79% of the contents. One pack of the crisps count as one of your five a ... more

 ... day. The crisps are packaged in a foil type bag, keeping the contents fresh. The packet is easy to open (for an adult) and just tears across the top. The packet is a good size for little hands to hold, and easy for those little hands to fit inside to grab a crisp! My son is now 21 months old and has enjoyed these crisps from about 12 months of age. The recommended age of the packet is stated as 12 months but if you know your child handles crunchy finger food well then I think a slightly younger baby would also ...more

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Customer Kiddylicious Apple Crisps Reviews (2)

AmyP1985
Kiddylicious Apple Crisps: A healthier choice than the usual crisps! (424 words)
by - written on 28/03/12 (Very useful, 28 readings)
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I buy Kiddylicious Apple Crisps on a weekly basis for my son. I buy them from Sainsbury's with my weekly grocery shopping at a cost of £0.59 per single packet, Sainsbury's occasionally have an offer of 4 packs for £2 or during their baby event you can get 33% off the price. The crisps can also be purchased at other supermarkets, such as Asda and they are also stocked at Boots. Each pack of Apple Crisps states to contain an entire apple, the ingredients also list vegetable oil and a "sprinkle of maltose (natural sugar), with the apple taking up 79% of the contents. One pack of the crisps count as one of your five a day. The crisps are packaged ...  Read the complete review

katypink1982
Just buy an apple! (164 words)
by - written on 30/12/11 (Useful, 15 readings)
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I exclusively breastfed my daughter for six months and then began Baby Led Weaning which worked wonderfully well. I bought these Kiddylicious Apple Crisps when looking around for new ideas for snacks for her to have when she was about 11months old. My daughter eats well and would eat apples, other fruit, veg and any recipe off netmums! But for some reason she would not eat these apple crisps. I too tried them myself and I must admit that they don't really taste much like apples, both of us preferring to eat a real apple instead. I think that these apple slices are a good idea for children that aren't too keen on real fruit as many of my friend's children ...  Read the complete review

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