Product information

Ingredients

Pumpkin (34%), Buttermilk (Milk), Organic Wheat Flour, Free Range Egg, Olive Oil, Vanilla Essence, Cinnamon, Nutmeg, Baking Powder.

Allergens

Contains milk, wheat, gluten and eggs

This product is manufactured in a kitchen that is utilised by other manufacturers.

Product may contain peanuts, almonds, Brazil nuts, cashews, hazelnuts, macadamias, pecans, pine nuts, pistachios, walnuts, sesame, crustacean, mollusc, fish, oats, rye, barley, soy and lupin.

Age & Texture Suitability

Suitable for children aged 8+ months.

Note: Age suitability is provided as a guide only. This product has been made by hand and texture may vary. 

To reduce the risk of choking, always check the product is suitable for your child before serving, and supervise your child at all times while eating.

Texture can be modified (mashed / pureed) to suit different capabilities.

Heating & Serving Suggestions

For baby-led weaning, this is perfect on its own or paired with fresh fruit and Greek yoghurt.

For children over 12 months, we recommend pan-frying for 3-4 mins each side (with your choice of oil or butter), and topping with a drizzle of honey & Greek yoghurt. Or alternatively, pan fry and top with a slice of cheese and some chopped cucumber and tomato for an easy, veggie-packed lunch!

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All about Echidnas

Fun Facts:

An echidna moves 7 tonnes of soil a year and their digging helps improve soil health, promotes plant growth and keeps carbon in the soil.

The echidna (along with the Platypus) is the only other living monotreme - an egg-laying mammal species. Baby echidnas are called Puggles!

 Echidnas have long sticky tongues (up to 17cm long) which they use to catch food including ants and termites.  

They are surprisingly good swimmers and have been seen swimming across creeks, rivers, dams and beaches.

Where can you find them?

Echidna’s are Australia’s most widespread mammal and can be found throughout Australia in almost all habitats including deserts, rainforests, bushland and snowy mountains.   

Status:

Endangered (Kangaroo Island species).

The primary threat to echidnas is habitat loss, as well as introduced predators and motor vehicle accidents.