Hipp-a-bisc Organic Breakfast Cereal

I love Hipp-a-bisc When my baby decided recently that he did not want to drink his milk anymore and wanted food i had to try alternatives to give him to get him to drink his milk!! I was shopping in asda when i came accross this product. It was priced at 0.99p which i thought was resonable as you got quite a few inside and lasted quite a while. As normal weetabix do, the hipp-a-bisc soaked up the milk and if you left it for a few minutes it went all mushy. I tried this with my baby and he borked, he did not like the taste at all, i tried again and again and he soon got used to the new taste. As this as a cereal was quite ...

On the lookout for some new varieties of breakfast for my little man I came across this new product in my supermarket. Hipp-a-Bisc or as they are called in my house, baby weetabix! THE PACKET The box is yellow and green in colour with the logo across the middle in blue lettering. There is also a picture of one of the biscuits. The Hipp Organic logo is on the front as well. On the back of the box there is loads of useful information to be found such as contents, nutritional information and information about Hipp organic. On the sides of the box you will find the mixing guide and best before dates. The contents are in ...

this is great my son loves it and it helps to regulate him too! i add some other flavours from dried breakfasts as the taste can be a bit bland but my son loves it either way. shame i cant buy it in any shop. only shop i have found is tesco! and i shop asda and sainsburys too.
that is the only down side