Heinz Porridge with Veggie Pasta & Cheese for your Baby - 200gms, 7+months (Imported Tin Pack)
Overview & Product Description
This porridge is tailored for babies aged 7 months and up, packaged in a convenient and recyclable 200 g tin . It features a creamy yet lumpy texture with soft veggie and pasta pieces, aiding the transition from purees to more textured foods .
Ingredients
Flours (76%, Rice, Hydrolysed Rice Flour, Maize), Pasta (6%, made from Durum Wheat Semolina), Maltodextrin, Tomato (2%), Inulin, Flavourings (contain Milk), Cheese Powder (2%, contains Milk), Carrot (2%), Milk Proteins, Onion, Minerals (Calcium, Zinc, Iron), Vitamins (Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Niacin, Vitamin A, Vitamin D, Vitamin B6, Folic Acid, Riboflavin, Thiamin, Vitamin B12)
Preparation and Usage
Easy prep
Just add milk: Add approx. 70ml of your baby's usual warm milk to 18g of cereal in a bowl and stir well. Allow to stand for approx. 2 minutes to cool and to soften the pieces. Check the temperature before serving. This is a guide, you can prepare Heinz cereals to the texture and quantity your baby loves.
Tip: For every level spoonful of cereal add 3 spoonfuls of milk and stir well.
Advice: We support the WHO recommendation on exclusive breastfeeding for the first 6 months and continuing with breast milk until at least 2 years of age, when possible. Before starting to introduce solid food ask your health visitor or GP for advice.
Key Features
Real Vegetables Incorporated: Tomato, carrot, and onion deliver natural flavors and mild sweetness, helping diversify your baby’s palate .
Durum Wheat Semolina Pasta (6%): Small pasta pieces made from durum wheat introduce chewable texture for oral skill development .
Cheese Enrichment: Cheese powder (2%, contains milk) adds a rich, savory taste that appeals to young palates .
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Nutrition & Fortification
This porridge meets both taste and nutritional needs:
Per 18 g Serving (when prepared with approx. 70 ml of baby’s usual milk):
Nutrient Value % LRV (Labelling Reference Value)
Energy 115 kcal —
Fat 2.7 g —
Saturated Fat 0.9 g —
Carbohydrates 20 g —
Sugars 6.8 g —
Protein 2.6 g —
Vitamin A 123 µg 31%
Vitamin D 2.5 µg 25%
Vitamin C 13 mg 52%
Calcium 98–99 mg 22–25%
Iron 2 mg 33%
Zinc 1.2 mg 31%
Various B-Vitamins — 24–40% depending on type
Values vary slightly by source but remain consistent overall .
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Clean and Thoughtful Formulation
No Palm Oil: Promotes cleaner fat sources and avoids sustainability concerns .
Free from Artificial Additives: No artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives, aligning with health-conscious weaning .
Vegetarian Friendly: Contains milk and wheat; may contain soy. Not suitable for vegan or gluten-intolerant infants .
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Preparation & Portions
Simple to Prepare: Mix ~18 g (3 level tablespoons) of cereal with ~70 ml of warmed usual milk. Stir and allow to stand for ~2 minutes to soften and cool. A handy guide: “1 level spoonful cereal to 3 spoonfuls milk” .
Yields Around 11 Servings: The 200 g tin provides approximately 11 portions, making it practical and economical .
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Developmental & Parental Benefits
Supports Growth and Brain Development: Fortified with iron (crucial for cognitive development), calcium (bone health), vitamin D (immune support), and B-complex vitamins .
Texture Transition: The inclusion of soft pasta encourages chewing readiness, an important milestone for babies moving from smooth purees to chunkier solids.
Flavour Variety: Savory veggie and cheese blend supports flavor exploration and acceptance of varied tastes.
Convenience for Parents: Quick prep, easy storage, and long shelf-life make it ideal for busy routines.
Trusted Brand Heritage: Heinz is well-recognized and trusted globally in baby nutrition.
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Safety & Usage Notes
WHO Guideline Reminder: This product supports weaning after exclusive breastfeeding for the first 6 months; it's not a substitute but a complement .
Storage Advice: Store in a cool, dry place; use within 4–6 weeks of opening .
Allergen Alert: Contains milk and wheat; may contain soy. Always check for food sensitivities.
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