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Baby porridge

  • 06-04-2020 9:06am
    #1
    grahamor
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    Hi,

    I'm having some difficulty finding banana baby porridge in the shops at the moment while lots of other related products seem to be in good supply. Checked Amazon, Boots etc. too and they are all out of stock for Heinz, Milupa, Cow& Gate etc.

    Anyone any good tips on where i might find some ?

    Thanks


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  • #2
    markc1184
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    Where are you based? I got some in Tesco extra in Drogheda on Saturday. They had Milupa banana cereal and banana bedtime.


  • #3
    jlm29
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    Could you not use normal porridge oats? If you’re worried about the texture, give it a whizz in a blender


  • #4
    Milly33
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    was just going to say, blitz the oats in a food pro and mash in banana,That or supervalue in loughrea had it


  • #5
    andreac
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    Def just use normal porridge and whizz it up as jlm29 said, much healthier and not full of sugar etc like those flavoured ones are. You can add in your own banana then.


  • #6
    shesty
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    Ready Brek is another option.


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  • #7
    fits
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    Yep normal porridge is grand. Mine have been on it since day 1. Cooked in a pot.
    (Kavanaghs organic oats from ALDI)


  • #8
    Minier81
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    I have given normal porridge from the beginning too. I hate having separate "baby food". You could just mush in your own banana if you wanted.


  • #9
    witchgirl26
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    I just give the Tesco extra smooth porridge. It's their version of ready brek and my little boy loves it. Know they use similar in his creche too.


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