New Kids Range from Piccolo!
Our friends at Piccolo are putting a stop to bad snacks. There are too many unhealthy, ‘healthy’ products targeted at kids. You see, when snacks are called healthy but then contain a load of ingredients that you can’t even pronounce, then they aren’t actually healthy at all.
That’s why they created Piccolo Kids. Delicious and nutritious organic food just for kids age 3-7, from breakfast to lunchboxes and even home-baking, with nothing scary inside!
Made especially for kids their entire range is:
- all organic
- has no added sugar or salt
- nutritionist approved
- oh, and 91% is fully recyclable (and they’re working hard on the rest!)
Take a look at their whole range…
Breakfast
- Multigrain Hoops – nutritious & packed with real fruit and cocoa, they’re so tasty you’d never believe you can eat them for brekkie.
- Fruit & Grain Bakes – golden baked wheat bars filled with a super strawberry filling and are a must have for breakfast tables and lunch boxes.
Lunchboxes
- Biscuits – oaty, crunchy and nutritious, the biscuits are high in fibre made with wholemeal oats.
- Crispy Sticks – crispy shells with a creamy cocoa & hazelnut centre. With no added sugar, they are a great choice for lunchboxes, or an after-school treat.
- Popped Corn Chips – a classic combo of tomato and oregano for pizza perfection or smoky & sweet BBQ goodness. Popped not fried, they’re so delicious it’s scary!
- Squeezy Yogs – a great source of protein packed in a handy, resealable pouch. Mess free + no fridge needed = perfect for lunchboxes!
- Squeezy Fruits – fruity & fun, for little monsters on the run, a fruity blend of apples & berries popped into a handy pouch. Naturally high in vitamin C & 1 of your 5 a day!
Home-Baking
- Cupcake Mix – for little monsters that love to bake. Packed with wholewheat goodness & easy to make. Try whisking up the carrot or cocoa cupcake mix with little bakers.
Shop Piccolo Kids now!
You can find them extended off the baby aisle in your local Asda or Tesco or shop online at Piccolo shop.
