Back when my first born was weaning, I remember Plum Baby’s Squash and Sweet Potato being the first store-bought baby food that he ate with relish.
So there was much smacking of lips when a box of Plum Baby’s snacks arrived in our house for gobbling up…uh…reviewing.
The Plum Baby ethos is that all their products are organic, packed with nutrients and designed to induct the tiniest taste buds into a lifetime of appreciating good food.
At 18 months, Jed still likes his rice cakes but has also developed a taste for occasional naughty salties. This might be why his immediate reaction to the Multigrain Rings with Tomato was to spit it out.
Ezra was not a fan of these either, however they both wolfed down the Multigrain Rings with Gouda & Cheddar. These taste sort of like Wotsits after they’ve had all the badness sucked out of them.
It was a similar experience with Spelt Breadsticks where the Pecorino Cheese flavour won over the Tomato & Herbs. Since Ezra’s response to the red fruit is pretty much ‘you say Tomato and I say yuk’ (unless it’s ketchup), I wasn’t too surprised.
However I didn’t expect him to be such a fan of the Savoury Bakes with either Carrot or Parmesan Cheese. He happily munched these instead of his usual crackers. Jed was more into the Oat Rounds with Orange Oil and Ginger and I have to admit I quite like these too.
All in all, Plum Baby’s Supersnacks were more hit and miss than a smash success in our household. Still I’d heartily recommend them to any parents seeking an alternative to all that junk with hidden ingredients on most supermarket shelves. The products are carefully labelled so you can see exactly what’s inside.
And not only do Plum Baby foods provide a healthy boost for your little angels, that wholesome feeling will add an extra glow to your own halo.
Visit Plum Baby’s web site to check out their organic range for babies and toddlers
Luschka @ Diary of a First Child
That’s so interesting. Kyra loves all their things, we’ve not tried anything that she’s not liked. Different tastes, huh? :)
Uju
Hey Luschka, yeah that’s why I recommend them anyway as I know my babes can be fussy and even disagreed on a couple of snacks between them…lol.
Mesina
We’ve started Jared on a nightly solid and our first cereal for him was the multigrain porridge! He likes it, but quickly gets bored. It goes down a treat when I mix it with banana puree. However I do love the fact that there’s no junk in Plum stuff, but like any food not everything will be a success!
Love your honesty girl. xx
Uju
Jared is on solids?! Where does the time go? And yes you have to hand it to Plum Baby for sheer goodness!