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From 6 months
Natural Stirred Yogurt
100 G
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28.01.2027
Natural Stirred Yogurt
Delivered to you between 23-25 oct
Delivered to you between 23-25 oct
82%
Organic fermented milk
18%
Water, cassava starch and pectin
Detailed description
NATURAL STIRRED YOGURT FOR BABY BY POPOTE
With weaning, it's time for Baby to embark on a journey through our dairy range. From 4/6 months, they can try hard and soft cheeses (made with pasteurised milk) as well as yogurts and fromage frais, plain and with no added sugar.
In short, it's time to introduce our Natural Stirred Yogurt, ideal for helping Baby discover dairy products and new flavours. It's of course ORGANIC, made in France, unflavoured, with no added sugar and wonderfully creamy! For a dessert or a snack, little ones can simply tuck in!
And to add a little more variety to Baby's dairy intake, discover our Porridge with blended oat flakes.
Please note, until the age of one, dairy products do not replace a breastfeed (or a bottle): Baby should drink at least 500ml of breast milk or baby formula per day.
THE RECIPE FOR OUR DAIRY DESSERT
The frozen dessert, baby-style: mix 1 Natural Stirred Yogurt with 1/2 Popote Raspberry (or another fruit, we won't hold it against you) and pour everything into a small container (such as a yogurt pot or silicone mould). Push a lolly stick or a small spoon into the centre. Then pop it in the freezer for 3 hours.
Baby is going to L-O-V-E it!
Usage tips
- Store at room temperature before opening.
- Shake before use. Once opened, keep the pouch sealed in the fridge and use within 48 hours.
- Feel free to get creative in the kitchen and make your own recipes for your little one — but never let children under 36 months play with the cap or use it unsupervised!
- Don't forget to recycle. All our pouches and their caps can go straight into your recycling bin!
Find it in a pack!
Everything you need to know about Natural Stirred Yogurt
From what age can you introduce a yogurt or stirred dairy to Baby?
Is your stirred yogurt made with whole milk?
How is it different from a regular yogurt?
How do you give Baby the yogurt?
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Can the products be frozen?
Our (delicious) little purées have been cooked and then sterilised (heated to a high temperature) to ensure their preservation.
You can freeze them without any problem by following a few guidelines (the ingredients may however lose a little of their flavour):
– Do not place the pouch directly in the freezer, as its structure may be affected by freezing.
– Pour the contents into a suitable container beforehand (an ice cube tray, for example) or cook them before freezing.
– Never refreeze a product that has already been thawed.
Parent tip: use our little pouches to cook recipes for your baby, then freeze them to keep them for longer!
Once opened, how long does the pouch keep?
Our baby pouches can be kept in the fridge for up to 48 hours for fruit, vegetables and yogurt-style pouches, and up to 36 hours for meat, fish and ready meal pouches, provided they are stored hygienically and with the cap properly closed.
Should you add fat to your products?
There is no added fat in our pouches (except in the complete little meals).
And as you might expect, fat is essential for Baby! You can therefore add a teaspoon of oil per day between 4 and 12 months, and 2 teaspoons between 12 and 36 months, into the purée after warming it up.
My baby is allergic to cow's milk protein
None of our pouches contain any trace of cow's milk protein, except for our plain yogurt, vanilla yogurt, porridge, our meal pouches and possibly our beef and veal pouches.
But don't panic! We've thought of everything with our plant-based yogurts: maximum discovery with the Oat-Apple and Coco-Banana for babies with CMPA (please note, they contain little calcium).
Psst, all our machines are cleaned before each new production run, so there's no risk of cross-contamination.
If you'd like to find out more about baby allergies, click here