Milupa baby fruit puree apple-mango-banana-coconut from 6 months 80 g

Milupa Pouch Apple, Banana, Mango and Coconut Fruit Puree is a delicious and healthy product for babies from 6 months.

The delicate texture and pleasant taste of apple and banana pieces in the puree will appeal to your baby, and he will eat it with great appetite. And thanks to the convenient packaging format, older children can also eat the puree, developing fine motor skills.

Advantages

Made exclusively from natural ingredients, without dyes, preservatives and sugar, enriched with vitamin C. It has a delicate taste and a pleasant consistency, so the baby will love fruit complementary foods from the first spoon. Rich in vitamins C, iodine and iron, which are necessary for the harmonious development of the child. Easy to take with you on a trip, for a walk or to visit.

Note

Breastfeeding is a clear advantage - consult a pediatrician before introducing complementary foods. Not suitable for children with allergies to any ingredient in the product

This product does not contain: GMOs, dyes, preservatives, gluten, artificial ingredients

Nutritional value per 100 g:

Calorie content kcal (kcal)/energy value Kj (kJ) – 83/350 proteins – 0.7 g carbohydrates – 13.2 g fats – 2.4 g vitamin C – 20 mg

How to cook

Shake well before use.

components

Apple 37.9%, banana 30%, organic mango 22%, coconut pulp 9.3% (coconut puree 7.0%, coconut juice 2.3%), lemon juice, vitamin C.

IN THE PACKAGE: 1/3 medium apple 1/4 medium banana 1 piece of mango coconut pulp

Expiration date

Store at a temperature between 5°C and 25°C, away from direct sunlight. Store opened packaging in the refrigerator. Once opened, use within 24 hours. Do not use if the lid or packaging is damaged.

Shelf life: 12 months

Important note

Breast milk is the ideal food for a child. The World Health Organization recommends exclusive breastfeeding for the first 6 months and the subsequent introduction of complementary foods while breastfeeding continues. The ANT Pharmacy supports this recommendation. To decide on the timing and method of introducing complementary foods into the child's diet, you should consult a specialist.