The lovely people at Plum Baby sent us some products to review. I have to admit that both boys were weaned on Plum porridge and muesli so I already knew that Plum products would be high quality and organic with no nasty ingredients.
My chief testers, Presley, 2 and Cash,1 were over the minky moon to try these delicious biscuits. Minky Moons are organic spelt biscuits flavoured with camomile and vanilla.
These were my favourites, organic baked Oat Rounds, flavoured with orange oil and ginger. Well, I take my reviewing seriously so I had to try them myself, three of them, with a cup of tea. The boys ate the rest.
We were also sent some meals. Both boys are both a bit old for mashed up meals. Presley wouldn't even try them, he has always refused prepared 'baby food', so I wasn't surprised.
Cash on the other hand really likes my thick soups with chunks of bread and he enjoyed this Sweet Cape Curry with Beef and Green Lentils.
He also liked the Giant Cous Cous with Chicken, Squash and Red Pepper.
The folks over at Plum Baby have given me one month’s supply of baby food, nibbles and treats to give to one lucky reader.
Plum Baby is all about real food for babies and not just baby food and all the products are made with the highest quality organic ingredients. They offer babies a taste of what’s to come and are full of nutrients and nothing artificial.
The prize includes: breakfast cereals and mueslis, savoury pots, sweet pouches, yummy spelt biscuits and sauces – worth £75.00 and the winner will receive the pack most appropriate for their babies age.
To enter, simply go to the Plum Baby newsletter (http://www.plum-baby.co.uk/plum-mums/plum-mums-sign-up) and sign up using the code "Baby Baby” - a winner will be picked at random in 7 days time.
Check out www.Plum-Baby.co.uk and discover more yummy products from the Plum Kitchen.
Good luck and let me know who wins!
Ive signed up i'll be using lots of plum stuff soon as have just started weaning this week!
ReplyDeleteOoo, those biscuits are new. I loved Plum products when I was weaning the toddler and the one before him. I didn't feel quite so guilty for not giving them home made food all the time.
ReplyDeleteRock n roll mummy, good luck with the weaning and the competition! x
ReplyDeleteChic Mama, exactly, they are guilt free. The new biscuits are yummy! x