Petits Filous Chocolate and Vanilla Dairy Desserts, 50 g

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We know what you're thinking, "Fromage? That means cheese, duh!" Well, sure we know that, but the thought of Petits Filous not actually being a yoghurt never crossed our minds. And by the looks of things, we aren't the only ones.

If you think your baby may have a milk allergy, speak to your health visitor or GP. If the reaction is mild, don't cut important foods out of your baby's diet until you've received medical advice, as your baby could miss out on important nutrients.No chance of someone complaining they don't like the taste here. The wide range of Petits Filous pots, drinks and desserts are made up of an impressive 11 different flavour combinations. You might struggle to believe that some Petits Filous have no added sugar, seeing as they taste SO good. All of our Petits Filous products except our Magic Squares products are suitable for vegetarians. Does Petits Filous count towards my child’s ‘5-a-day’? Petits Filous fromage frais and yogurt are gluten free and this is highlighted as part of our special Goodness Guarantee™. Please note, Petits Filous Little Desserts are also gluten free as mentioned in Petits Filous Little Desserts Promise. Is Petits Filous suitable for vegetarians?

A fromage frais allergy would happen if a baby has an allergy to cow's milk, as fromage frais is largely made from milk. Cow's milk allergy affects around 7% of babies under the age of one, although most children grow out of it by the time they're five.Whether you opt for Petits Filous or a plain fromage frais, you may want to start out by giving your baby small amounts on a spoon, so that they can get used to the new taste and texture.

From the classic small pots of fromage frais that are perfect for smaller hands and tummies, to the slightly bigger pots for older kids (or even us adults, to be honest). That's the lowest sugar content the brand has ever had, which can make you wonder about what's happened to the flavour. No. It is a dairy-based product whose main ingredient is milk. Any recommendations on how I can encourage my child to eat more nutrient containing foods?Less commonly, cow's milk can cause a severe allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis, which can be life-threatening. If your baby has trouble breathing, or loses consciousness, call 999 for an ambulance straight away and tell them that you think it could be anaphylaxis. Fromage frais recipes for babies Yoghurt, in particular, has something we refer to as a ‘health halo’, where sugar contents of what are considered ‘healthy foods’ are underestimated.