Sweetcorn and farm-raised duck

Unit weight : 190g 

Adored across the Atlantic for historical reasons, corn has not yet made a heroic breakthrough in Europe, let alone on our babies' plates. That was before considering the successful marriage between the smooth taste of our cereal and the bold character of free-range duck: enough to make sure that corn is no longer a lame duck.

Why is this little organic dish so good?

Because it is very likely that purists will hold it against us: because NO, corn is not a vegetable, but a cereal. Because it is also very likely that they will forgive us: because YES, corn has nutritional benefits comparable to those of its relatives, and YES, it is absolutely delicious. Especially when paired with free-range duck.

Because in this little dish, we have selected organic ingredients. And if we make a point of it, it is to guarantee your child simple and ORGANIC recipes. None of our ingredients have thus been mistreated by GMOs, pesticides or other chemical fertilizers during their rearing or cultivation.*

Because in accordance with the regulations, our flexible pouch does not contain bisphenol A. And especially because it requires a much shorter sterilization of the ingredients than that of baby food jars: upon arrival, that is so much more preserved flavor!

*In accordance with current regulations

The little history of corn

A true object of worship among Americans and Native Americans before them, corn took time to establish itself on the "Old Continent". Of the three most consumed cereals in the world with rice and wheat, it is moreover the only one that is mostly produced for animal feed. A shame when you know that this plant with pretty yellow grains has a sweet taste highly appreciated by little and big taste buds!

¹Only with ingredients that can be found in our kitchens!

Energy - 101 kcal (422 kJ)
Fat - 2.9 g (of which saturated fatty acids 0.7g)
Carbohydrates - 12 g (of which sugars 3.9g)
Dietary fiber - 3.3 g
Protein - 4.5 g
Salt - 0.02 g

Preparation advice:
For optimal tasting, we recommend heating the sachet for 1 minute in a bain-marie. For those in a hurry, pour the contents of the sachet onto a plate or place it directly in the microwave after opening. Heat for 30 seconds at 750W. Stir and check the temperature. It's ready!

Store at room temperature before opening and for 24 hours in the refrigerator after opening.

Contains:
May contain traces of celery.

Good to know:
This sachet was chosen to preserve the taste qualities of our recipes. It does not contain bisphenol A, in accordance with current regulations.