This is actually a review on numberetti by Heinz- the same as Alphabetti but numbers!! This is quite a new product out on the market and it makes me wonder if children actually learn from these. I know when I was a kid I used to take ages cutting the carrots for a Sunday dinner because I would cut them into the alphabet. So, this has made doing that a lot easier!! They are made by Heinz and they are MULTI GRAIN!! Numberetti come in a metal can with a pull hook to get the contents out a lot easier. They have the Heinz logo with Numberetti 3+2=5 . There are also lots more numbers round the logo in the form of ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to food my 3 year old daughter can be one of the fussiest eaters out there. Just to keep meal-times fun I have tried serving up varieties in the past. Some few weeks back while shopping at Tesco she showed me this small tin of Heinz Alphabetti pasta/shapghetti in sauce, saying she had it at school and could she have it again. I have to mention here that I don't generally buy tinned ready to eat food just because I personally don't like the tinny/artificial taste and can be very choosy and buy only that what I have already tasted at someone elses house. So I just bought the small tin (200gms) for 38p. There is a larger 400gms tin too at 50p or ...  Read the complete review

Alphabetti Spaghetti has long been a store cupboard staple for those of us with children. In fact, I vividly remember being served up Alphabetti on toast for lunch at my Nan's house when I was very small. My 2.5 year old daughter, like most other toddlers, loves spaghetti and particular those in shapes. She will NOT eat own brand spaghetti - believe me, we have tried them all! Alphabetti is great for toddlers, as it holds it shape really well and is easier to pick up on a spoon when you aren't very experienced at it, than some other spaghetti - notably Hoops. Alphabetti has the distinctive Heinz tomato sauce, which is rich, tasty and ...  Read the complete review

I am definitely a little kid at heart, and I just love different shapes of spaghetti - Disney Princess, Thomas the Tank Engine - you name it, I'm there! I went through a phase a couple of weeks ago of having mini cans of spaghetti for lunch, and one of the ones I picked out was Heinz's Alphabetti Spaghetti. The reason for this is because I love words (in fact, my manager suggested I write copy with it, which scared me a lot, but also intrigued me). The spaghetti tastes just the same as any other spaghetti - it's pretty much just a gimmicky marketing ploy to excite kids or mislead their parent into thinking they can make food educational. So the ...  Read the complete review

In case you had a deprived childhood and never had the joy of sitting at the table on a Saturday night to a plate of Alphabetti Spaghetti, this product consists of lots of small pieces of pasta in the shape of letters swimming about in a tomato sauce similar to the one Heinz use for their Baked Beans. The pasta shapes are pretty mushy - not exactly the al dente morsels that you'd get in Italy - but somehow their mushiness goes really well with a thick slice of brown toast with plenty of butter. Heinz first brought out Alphabetti Spaghetti in the forties and saw fit to discontinue it in the nineties. They saw sense a few years ago and reintroduced ...  Read the complete review