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33 of 33 Ciao users found the following review helpful

hilareeee

Is it any good 26/09/2001

User recommends the product

Advantages Good choice
Disadvantages Competition

Heinz joined together with Farleys and is one of the largest producers of baby food at the moment. Choice Heinz do a large choice of baby food. They do packets, jars and rusks. There are about 8 different options for each meal of the day, breakfast, dinner and tea. There are four different types of rusk and loads of different types of jars. I'd count them all for you but I'd get some strange looks from other customers and shop staff. In short I would say they offer a good choice of food. Nutritional value of food. A lot of reasearch and developement appears to have gone into these products. I ... more
14 of 14 Ciao users found the following review helpful

sarahwilliams

beanz meanz heinz 04/11/2001

User recommends the product

Advantages Variety, knowledge that you are giving your child good food, kids love it
Disadvantages glass jars, price, heating up the jars,(my kids refused to eat it if cold!!)

Well, having had 3 children on a budget i can look at the objectivity of the value for money side of baby food, as im sure many other mothers can. Wanting the best for our children and having limited means is often frustrating, but after feeding my first two with Heinz i almost exclusively fed my third daughter on home made food which i sieved, pureed, chopped etc depending on her age. But this an opinion on Heinz and not a home grown lecture so i shall proceed!! Now, the Heinz range is superb. They have different size jars for different ages, pureed, or more chunky for growing appetites, and ... more
15 of 15 Ciao users found the following review helpful

Angie17

Heinz Baby food, Connor be the judge 12/03/2001

User recommends the product

Advantages Convenient when going anywhere, have a whole range of flavours
Disadvantages can work out expensive, may limit your childs tastes and make it harder on the next weaning stage

Hi, Connor is on the trail again! I am giving Connor's opinion on Heinz Baby food in Jars and Cans for 8 month olds. Connor has tried many different baby food products and does, at the moment, prefer Heinz jars to cans. Heinz do a wide variety of flavours, they have veggie alternatives as well and they range from 55p to 80p depending on where you buy them - his favourite at the moment is Chicken and Fruit Rissotto. He find's the jars are a little more runny than the cans and are easiler to swallow as the cans tend to be a little thick and glupey. I find that jars are very convenient as a ... more
20 of 20 Ciao users found the following review helpful

Shroud

Member since 16/08/2001

Reviews written: 375

Quality Convenience foods 16/10/2001

User recommends the product

Advantages a large variety of flavours, convenient packaging
Disadvantages not very good value for money, not always the best nutritional food for baby

As a parent of three children, I have to say that Heinz is a very good baby food. It comes in many forms for maximum convenience, and in a wide variety of flavours to appeal to a wide range of tastes. A jar or two in a nappy bag for emergencies can be a life saver. Having said that, as an experienced parent, I do have to say that Heinz baby food, just like most prepackaged baby foods, is not good value for money. Any health visitor or even baby recipe books from the library can point the way to preparing simple baby foods at home that are age appropriate. For example, one can buy a very small ... more
9 of 9 Ciao users found the following review helpful

anjib

Member since 19/12/2000

Reviews written: 197

Heinz and not a bean in sight 28/01/2001

User recommends the product

Advantages Good choice of foods in varying age ranges, convenient
Disadvantages work out expensive if using all the time

Heinz do a wide range of foods in various age ranges. The first age range up to 6 months, come in smaller size cans with a ringpull, so can be used on the move. They look awful, smell awful and taste awful, apart from the stewed fruits and the apricot custard is lovely. They have a funny texture too. I gave tinned food to my son sometimes, and he loved the fishermans pie (awful smell of fish). As they get older, the food gets lumpier and more types of foods are added. Beans, pasta, bolognese and slightly stronger tasting sauces. By the third stage, you get lovely looking sauces with big chunks ... more