Petits Filous Chocolate and Vanilla Dairy Desserts, 50 g

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It can be a lot of pressure on parents to find a healthy treat that their kids ACTUALLY like the taste of. Even if you've been buying Petits Filous for years, you might be surprised to find out exactly what's in the Change4Life approved pots and what's changed … 1. It means 'little rascals' A number of Petits Filous''Greek Style' fromage frais flavours occupy the next four places with more than 13g of sugar per pot. All those vitamins and nutrients help kids' bones develop, ready to take on the rough and tumble of toddler life. 7. It's 100% natural

The available products classed as “low sugar”– containing less than five grams of sugar per 100 grams – increased from 9% in 2016 to 15% in 2019. All this goodness creates the perfect 'spoonable' texture for even the sloppiest of eaters. 8. 93% of Netmums testers said they'd recommend Petits Filous No Added Sugar Less commonly, cow's milk can cause a severe allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis, which can be life-threatening. If your baby has trouble breathing, or loses consciousness, call 999 for an ambulance straight away and tell them that you think it could be anaphylaxis. Fromage frais recipes for babiesWhether you opt for Petits Filous or a plain fromage frais, you may want to start out by giving your baby small amounts on a spoon, so that they can get used to the new taste and texture.

All of our Petits Filous products except our Magic Squares products are suitable for vegetarians. Does Petits Filous count towards my child’s ‘5-a-day’? The food industry has a responsibility to ensure healthier options are available and that our children aren’t flooded by products full of hidden sugars. We hope to see them step up even more to this challenge.” Read More Related Articles We know what you're thinking, "Fromage? That means cheese, duh!" Well, sure we know that, but the thought of Petits Filous not actually being a yoghurt never crossed our minds. And by the looks of things, we aren't the only ones.While lactose intolerance isn't an allergy, it can also cause your baby or child discomfort after having milk or other dairy products. Lactose intolerance happens when the body can't digest lactose, the natural sugar found in milk. The NHS says this can be temporary and may come on for a few days or weeks after a stomach bug. To add more nutrition to fromage frais, you can mix it with your baby's favourite fruit puree, like banana which works well. You can also try mixing it in with some homemade apple sauce, or serve fromage frais with solid fruit slices if your baby has already eaten solid fruit. Did you know Petits Filous have drinkable yogurts with a sports top lid, too? Hurrah for no spillages! 3. There are more than 10 flavour combinations