Nestlé CERELAC Multigrain Cereal for Infants with Banana & Apple – 200g

Nestlé CERELAC Multigrain Cereal with Banana & Apple is made with 8 grains (Oats, Wheat, Corn, Barley, Rye, Spelt, Rice & Triticale) and two fruits. This multigrain infant cereal introduces your baby to exciting new tastes and textures. When prepared this stage 2 baby cereal has a fine texture, ideal for babies from 6 months. CERELAC Multigrain Cereal with Banana & Apple also contains Bifidus BL, a probiotic similar to those found in the digestive system of breastfed babies, and it is an iron fortified infant cereal as well, contributing on average 65% of the RDI* per serve. 9 serves in every pack, approx. 83c per serve based on an RRP $7.49.

*Recommended dietary intake of Nestlé CERELAC Multigrain Cereal for Infants with Banana & Apple for infants from 6-12 months.

Features and benefits of multigrain cereal for infants

✓ A baby cereal made with carefully selected wholesome grains
Iron-fortified infant cereal which contains an average of 65% of your baby’s iron RDI per serve, iron is a key mineral that supports the functioning of your baby’s immune system and assists in carrying oxygen within the body.
✓ Baby cereal with vitamin C, a key antioxidant and can help the body absorb iron and assist in immune system functioning.
✓ A grain cereal for babies that contains Vitamin B6, a key vitamin that contributes to growth and development and assists in immune system functioning.
✓ Probiotic Bifidus BL: A probiotic similar to those found in the digestive system of breastfed babies.
✓ Enjoy CERELAC multigrain infant cereal as part of a varied diet.

 

Nutritional facts

Nutrition Information

(Prepared as 21g of dry cereal + 90mL of water)

NutrientPer Serving Prepared
Energy84 Cal / 351 kJ
Protein2.3 g
Fat1.0 g
Carbohydrate16.0 g
- sugars3.9 g
Sodium2.3 mg
Thiamin0.05 mg (15% RDI+)
Vitamin B60.045 mg (10% RDI+)
Vitamin C3.0 mg (10% RDI+)
Niacin0.45 mg (15% RDI+)
Iron5.9 mg (65% RDI+)
Bidifus BL (Probiotic)0.21 billion cfu

+Recommended dietary intake of Nestlé CERELAC Multigrain Cereal for infants with Banana & Apple for infants 6-12 months


Ingredients
Wheat Flour [Processing Aid (Soy)] (46%), Wholegrain Wheat Flour (20%), Banana Flakes (Banana 10%), Oat Flour (9%), Apple Flakes (Apple 5%), Corn Flour (1.5%), Rye Flour (1.5%), Barley Flour (1.5%), Vegetable Oils, Spelt Flour (Wheat) (1%), Rice Flour (0.5%), Triticale Flour (Wheat) (0.5%), Maltodextrin, Corn Starch, Emulsifier (Lecithin), Mineral (Iron), Vitamins [C, Niacin, B6, Thiamin (B1)], Culture (Bifidobacterium lactis), Antioxidants (Mixed Tocopherols Concentrate, Ascorbyl Palmitate).

Allergens
Contains Wheat, Soy, Gluten
May contain Milk.

 

How to prepare multigrain baby cereal

Wash your hands before preparing your baby’s grain cereal. Make sure all utensils (spoon, bowl) are thoroughly clean. Boil clean drinking water for 5 minutes. Allow to cool. Measure 90mL and pour lukewarm water^ into your baby’s bowl. Add 21g of CERELAC Multigrain Cereal for infants with Banana & Apple approx. 2.5 AU tablespoons. Stir until the baby cereal is a smooth consistency and feed immediately with a clean spoon. Always test temperature before feeding. Do not keep unfinished portions of multigrain cereal.

^ Water can be substituted with baby’s usual milk if desired. When prepared with breast milk, this grain cereal may become more watery. Reduce quantity of breast milk added to achieve desired consistency.

Extra nutrients will be provided if made up with breast milk or formula.

 

Feeding table

90mL water + 21g CERELAC Multigrain Cereal with Banana & Apple.
1-2 serves per day (recommended)

 

How to store multigrain cereal for infants

Store in a cool dry place before and after opening. Close the pack tightly after each use and store in an airtight container. Use CERELAC Multigrain Cereal for infants with Banana & Apple within 30 days of opening. Contents may settle.

 

How to dispose of baby cereal

recycling for CERELAC

 

 

 

 

Important information

Mothers should continue breastfeeding during and after introduction of complementary foods such as grain cereals for babies. As babies grow at different paces, health professionals should advise the parents on the appropriate time when their baby should start receiving complementary foods.