These seem a bit few and far between when I'm looking for stuff. Now though, our baby boy is 5 months old and so we've started weening him... the baby aisle is full of no added sugar products! Biscuits, yoghurts... two of my favourite things! Has anyone tried the baby foods? I'd imagine they're a bit on the bland side but I'm hoping some are at least partially edible!
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No added sugar products
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sugarless sue
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Be aware that 'no added sugar' does not necessarily mean no sugars!!Anything ending in 'ose' or 'ole' is a form of sugar .Have never actually checked out baby foods mind you!!
You may of seen in the press this week, some baby foods has frightening levels of sugars, fat and/or salt added!
The ones I've found are mostly organic and clearly state 'no added sugar'. This is also backed up on the ingredients list. In theory, they're perfect for a diabetic...
The ones I've found are mostly organic and clearly state 'no added sugar'. This is also backed up on the ingredients list. In theory, they're perfect for a diabetic...
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Quite honestly I think I'll do without !! :lol: :lol:
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It's old fashioned, but cooking from scratch gives the best control of ingredients.
If Frozen veg and canned tomatoes are regarded as ingredients, it's easily possible to get quick, additive free food on the table with minimal preparation time or skill needed.
If Frozen veg and canned tomatoes are regarded as ingredients, it's easily possible to get quick, additive free food on the table with minimal preparation time or skill needed.
