My Very First Spice Mix – SIENNA & FRIENDS

Description

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This warm mixture gives an adventurous touch to each fruit puree, compote, porridge, … But it is also delicious with roasted vegetables or purees, and a must try in cookies, cakes, smoothies, or any other yummy baked goods you prepare for your little foodies.
This mix is the perfect first contact with the wonderful world of spices & herbs, a perfect way to learn to eat & love spices and avoid a life of bland food.

Organic
No added salt
No added sugar
No additives
No allergens
Vegan
Gluten free
Saves time in home cooking
Jazzes up recipes
Ideal for palate development
Promotes adventurous eating
Mummy made – Baby approved
Approved by our paediatric dietician
With spices & herbs

Average nutritional value per 100 g:
Energy 1303 kJ/311 kcal
Fat 12 g/ of which saturates 4,3 g
Carbohydrate 27 g
of which sugars 1,6 g*
Fibre 38 g
Protein 8,3 g
Salt 0,12 g*

*Contains only naturally occurring sugars & salt

Ingredients:
cinnamon* 37%, coriander*, nutmeg*, clove* 9%, aniseeds*,
mint* 7%, ginger*, cardamom* 2%.
*Organic Agriculture
Weight:
37g
or +/- 10 portions

How to use
This warm mixture gives an adventurous touch to each fruit puree, compote, porridge, … But it is also delicious with roasted vegetables or purees, and a must try in cookies, cakes, smoothies, or any other yummy baked goods you prepare for your little foodies. Simply add a pinch (or more if you have a real adventurous eater at home) while making/mixing/cooking your preparation. Before serving, add a bit of our special olive oil or adapted vegetable oil to make your dish extra delicious and to give your little one the good fats he needs to grow up.
Important: As spices infuse your recipes with flavour, they take away the need for (very addictive) salt and sugar, that so many people (mis-)use to give flavour. A very good habit to teach your kids from the start. Spices are so easy to love… If, however, they are only used to eat bland food, the first contact with salt and/or sugar might be addictive.

Add the spice mixture during the preparation.
For babies, children & their parents.

“Paediatric dieticians agree that we can and should broaden babies’ palates with the use of herbs and spices starting as early as 6 months.”