Ella’s Kitchen Organic Sweetcorn & Carrot Melty Sticks Baby Snack – 7+ Months, 16g

Ella’s Kitchen Organic Sweetcorn & Carrot Melty Sticks Baby Snack – 7+ Months, 16g

Ella’s Kitchen Organic Sweetcorn & Carrot Melty Sticks are fun and tasty baby finger foods made with organic maize flour, sweetcorn and carrot. Designed for little ones from 7+ months, these crispy and melty sticks are the perfect size and shape to help babies learn to pick up food and enjoy self-feeding.

Key product information

• Brand: Ella’s Kitchen
• Product type: Organic baby finger food snack
• Age guidance: 7+ months
• Pack size: 16g
• Flavour: Sweetcorn & Carrot
• Category: Baby Snacks / Finger Foods

Product highlights

• Made with organic sweetcorn and carrots
• Organic maize sticks designed for little hands
• Crispy outside with a melty texture
• Helps babies explore self-feeding and new textures
• Fun finger food for playing and learning
• Vegetarian friendly
• No added sugar or salt

Serving instructions

1. Serve directly from the pack.
2. Ensure your baby is sitting upright and supervised.
3. Allow your baby to explore and self-feed.
4. Always supervise your baby while eating.

Feeding guide: Ella’s Kitchen Melty Sticks are designed for babies developing their finger food skills and exploring new tastes and textures.

Storage and safety

• Store in a cool, dry place.
• Keep packaging sealed until use.
• Do not use if packaging is damaged.
• Always check the pack for latest instructions and best-before date.

Ingredients

Organic maize flour 73%, organic sunflower oil 13%, organic dried sweetcorn 9%, organic dried carrots 4%, organic rice flour 1%, organic dried leeks <1%, thiamin (Vitamin B1)* <0.1%.

Dietary information

• Vegetarian
• Nut free
• Egg free

Allergen advice: May contain gluten, milk and soya. Always check the product label before use, especially if your baby has known allergies or food sensitivities.

Important feeding advice

Introduce finger foods according to your baby's developmental stage. Always supervise your baby while eating and consult your healthcare professional if you have questions about introducing new foods.