Early Foods Assorted Pack Of 2 - Jowar & Multigrain Millet Jaggery Cookies X 2 150G Each

Early Foods Assorted Pack of 2 includes Jowar and Multigrain Millet Jaggery Cookies, with 150 g of each variety. Made with millet flours, butter, dry fruits, seeds and jaggery, these cookies contain no maida or added refined sugar. They are for little ones who can chew well and can also be enjoyed by older children and adults.

• Offer a few cookies when the child is hungry.
• Serve as a snack after playtime, story time or study time.
• Pack in a school tiffin or office lunch box.

• Includes Jowar Cookies and Multigrain Millet Jaggery Cookies.
• Made with whole millet or multigrain flour, butter, jaggery, dry fruits and seeds.
• Contains no maida.
• Contains no added refined sugar.

• Give to little ones only when they can chew well.
• Store in a dry, airtight steel or glass container.
• Consume within 1 month after opening.
• Best before 4 months from the date of manufacture.

• Jowar Cookies: Whole millet flour 24%: little millet 12% and jowar 12%.
• Jowar Cookies: Powdered dry fruits and seeds 18%: dates 6%, almonds 5%, sunflower seeds 4% and cashews 3%.
• Jowar Cookies: Butter 17%, jaggery 14%, barley 12%, unpolished red rice 12%, ghee 2.98% and turmeric 0.02%.
• Multigrain Cookies: Whole multigrain flour 36%: little millet 11%, kodo millet 7%, jowar or sorghum 6%, ragi or finger millet 5%, bajra or pearl millet 5% and foxtail millet 2%.
• Multigrain Cookies: Butter 17%, jaggery 15%, powdered dry fruits and seeds 15%: sunflower seeds 5%, dates 4%, almonds 3% and cashews 3%.
• Multigrain Cookies: Barley 6%, unpolished red rice 6%, ghee 2%, yellow moong dal 2%, cinnamon 0.98% and turmeric 0.02%.

• Millets may provide fibre and minerals such as calcium, iron and vitamin B.
• Butter and nuts may provide food fats.

• A snack for little ones who can chew well.
• Finger food for children with 4 to 6 teeth who are learning to eat independently.
• Serve after playtime, story time or study time.
• Pack for a school tiffin or office lunch box.

• Millets may provide fibre and minerals such as calcium, iron and vitamin B.
• Butter, nuts and seeds may provide food fats.
• As part of a varied diet, these food fats may support healthy weight gain and brain development in children.