Holle Organic From 6 Months Babymuesli Porridge 250 g (Pack of 3)

This is all my baby would eat for a while- it’s a firm favourite and easy to make. The suggested serving size is massive though, even I would struggle to eat it all. We make a third of the suggested size for our baby (7mo to now 9mo) and followed with a bit of fur it it makes a yummy breakfast.

The most obvious reason why I am happy with it? My baby loves it! I mix it with pumped breast milk and half the amount of liquid and porridge as we have just started weaning a month ago.It is important to me that our little one gets the highest quality of food without any nasty chemicals added to it and Holle certainly keeps that promise.

A dietician recommended we use this porridge for my daughter who has multiple allergies. We just mix with warm breast milk (can also use cows milk, formula or water) to create a nice smooth porridge.It’s pricey but even with eating it every day for a month we’re still on the first box.

Im pleased i followed the advice of other reviewers - this porridge is exactly what i wanted. I use it with milk as a normal porridge for my 7 month old and i also use it to thicken purees and add texture. Id read some stuff about arsnic in rice so opted to not use baby rice and this has been a perfect alternative (no issues with gluten for us).

Very good quality without any additives. After Babynat stopped supplies in the UK stores disappeared I had to move to another formula for my son. I tried organic Hipp, but because of added soya he has developed eczema and allergy. I switched to Holle which I found even better than Babynat (which is a French brand and a very good one). I like all the ranges of the porridges Holle have.

My little one would only eat these when we started weaning him at 6 months. Easy to use, organic and good quality. The price is a little high for 3 boxes but then it’s for our little one so it’s important he eats healthy!

Baby doesn't like the taste. Bland

Great my baby so far can only eat this porridge other brands catch her throat and she brings her food up. It mixes with a bottle that has just been prepared which is handy when out and about no need to microwave or cook.