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Babybio Petits Biscuits à la Noisette 160G
Des petits biscuits à croquer!
Le secret d’une bonne recette réside dans la sélection des ingrédients. C’est pour cela que ce biscuit est à croquer ! Des ingrédients bio et de qualité, de la farine de France et surtout, de la poudre de vanille Bourbon qui lui prodigue un goût incomparable. De quoi faire “bourboner” de plaisir de Bébé.
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Description
Biscuit bio à la vanille adapté aux nourrissons
Farine de froment* 32%, amidon de blé*, œufs entiers de France* 24%, sucre de canne*, huile de colza*, arôme naturel de vanille Bourbon, poudre à lever : carbonates d’ammonium, vitamine B1.
Contient : gluten, oeuf. Peut contenir des traces de : lait, fruits à coque, soja, sesame, moutarde
*Ingrédients issus de l’agriculture biologique
Analyse nutritionnelle moyenne Pour 100g:
Valeur énergétique 1949 Kj / 463 Kcal
Matières grasses (g) 14.8
dont acides gras saturés (g) 1.6
Glucides (g) 75.5
dont Sucres (g) 25
Fibres (g) 1.4
Protéines (g) 6.3
Sel (g) 0.08
Thiamine (mg) 0.5 (100% VRE)
Sodium (mg) 32
Conseils d'Utilisation:
Bébé doit réunir les conditions suivantes pour pouvoir déguster les biscuits BABYBIO : – il a déjà deux dents – il sait manger un morceau de pain – il sait manger des plats avec de petits morceaux – il se tient assis tout seul dans sa chaise bébé – Pour sa sécurité, c’est sous la surveillance attentive d’un adulte et assis bien droit que bébé peut déguster son biscuit Babybio.
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