Before I start I have to say I proposed the product Heinz Cook at home Tomato & Basil Sauce and not the one ciao is showing which is beef gravy. I have tried to get them to show the correct picture but it's not happened so I am going to attempt to show the picture at the end.
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...say I proposed the product Heinz Cook at home Tomato & Basil Sauce and not the one ciao is showing which is beef gravy. I have tried to get them to show the correct picture but it's not happened so I am going to attempt to show the picture at the end.
The review is for the Tomato & Basil Sauce for babies & toddlers. (as it's the only one I have used)
I have got to say this time round with a baby I have tended to make ... ...I run out of ideas and things can get a bit repetative, so when I came across this I thought I'd get it and just add it to anything I made.
Now I thought I had paid 65p when I forst bought it but I bought one from Tesco and it was 45p.
The sauce comes in a 85g plastic pouch and is suitable from 4-6 months onwards. It has no added artificial colours, flavours or preservatives. it is suitable for vegetarians and only contains ... more
Before I start I have to say I proposed the product Heinz Cook at home Tomato & Basil Sauce and not the one ciao is showing which is beef gravy. I have tried to get them to show the correct picture but it's not happened so I am going to attempt to show the picture at the end.
The review is for the Tomato & Basil Sauce for babies & toddlers. (as it's the only one I have used)
I have got to say this time round with a baby I have tended to make most of the main course baby food myself. Only sometimes I run out of ideas and things can get a bit repetative, so when I came across this I thought I'd get it and just add it to anything I made.
Now I thought I had paid 65p when I forst bought it but I bought one from Tesco and it was 45p.
The sauce comes in a 85g plastic pouch and is suitable from 4-6 months onwards. It has no added artificial colours, flavours or preservatives. it is suitable for vegetarians and only contains sugars that have occurred naturally.
Cooking Instructions
The sauce can be heated in a saucepan on the hob or in a microwave after tearing off a corner of the pouch.
Ingredients
Tomatos 80% Apple juice from concentrate Cornflour Natural flavouring (contains celery) Yeast Extract Vegetable oil Onion extract Concentrated lemon juice Natural basil flavouring
Nutritional Information per 85g pouch
Energy 138kj/32kcal Protein 0.9g Carbohydrates 7.0g (of which are sugars 3.2g) Fat 0.1g Fibre 0.3g Sodium 0.08g
If you choose not to use all the sauce at once you can keep any unheated sauce in the fridge for up to 48 hours. The first time I used it I used it over the 2 days.
As she loves pasta I first mixed some in with the tiny pastaand fed it to her, I have also added it to emergency mashed cauliflower I had in the freezer. This time I bought the sauce I cooked some broccili and lentils and mixed the sauce in with that.. Its all gone down well.
Although I would recommend this sauce I wish I had found it earlier as babes is now eating mainly what we do although I like to keep some emergency food in the freezer.
...mine from Asda. The Heinz 3 Cheese Sauce is perfect as its specially made for babies so has no added salt (only natural salts found in cheese). There is also no other artificial colourings or flavours. It is a smooth cheesy sauce made with Cheddar, cream and paresman cheese. It also has potato and carrots included so contributes to your baby's five a day. To prepare this product you simple place a small tear in the packet and throw it in the micro ...
Colz2009 08.11.2009
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