ALETE Organic Cheese Risotto with Spinach 250g
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ALETE Organic Cheese Risotto with Spinach 250g
Serve your little one a delicious ALETE BIO cheese risotto with spinach, which is suitable for children from the age of 12 months. This vegetable side dish is made from the best raw ingredients that come from organic production. The raw materials are subject to strict controls and you can be sure that you are really giving your baby the best. You will not find any colourings, flavourings, flavour enhancers or preservatives in the ingredients. If you are planning to go on a trip or visit, just take the ready-made snack with you and give your baby a full meal that will make his tummy happy.
Key features of ALETE BIO Cheese Risotto with spinach 250 g
- ALETE BIO Cheese risotto with spinach is suitable for travelling or visiting
- The ingredients of the food are from organic production and are subject to strict controls
- Baby food with rice, cheese and vegetables contains only naturally occurring sugars
- Food does not contain colourings, flavourings, flavour enhancers or preservatives
- Gentle processing preserves valuable substances and flavour
- Small pieces to encourage biting
- ALETE BIO is suitable for children from the end of the 12th month
Ingredients:
Skimmed milk 30.5%, water, vegetables 22.5% (carrots 66.7%, spinach 22.2%, celery 11,1 %), cooked rice 12% (water, rice), onions, rice semolina 4%, 2% mozzarella cheese (from cow's milk), hard cheese 1%, starch, rapeseed oil 0.9%, 0.7% sunflower oil, Herbs, salt with iodine (table salt, potassium iodate), pepper.
*from organic farming.
ALLERGENS: milk, celeryy.
Nutritional values:
Energy value: 224 kJ / 53 kcal
Fats: 1.2g
- of which saturated fatty acids: 0.2 g
Carbohydrates: 8,7 g
- of which sugars: 2,1 g
Fibre: 0.9g
Proteins: 2.5 g
Salt: 0.4g
Specifications
XXL pack
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