Little Bellies Fiddlesticks

I received a sample box of little goodies from Little Bellies and you can receive one too! (Link at the bottom of this post.) There is too much in the range to fit into one post, so I'm reviewing each of the product categories separately. Today is breadstick day!

Nutritionally speaking, per 100g you're looking at 9.3g fat (4.9g saturated, 0 trans, 0.8g polyunsaturated, 3.6g monounsaturated), 2.7g sugar, 240mg sodium, and 3.3g fibre these are pretty good! (I use the RHealth keyring cheat guide to judge this). FoodSwitch did recommend two adult breadsticks that had lower fat & salt, but they weren't cheese, and these Cheesy Fiddlesticks contain 5% organic cheese which gives them a nice lift. I don't mind a little more fat if it's coming from dairy. From memory I preferred the Carrot & Pumpkin flavour that I tried at the baby expo where I first discovered Little Bellies, but they are only available at selected health food and online stores.


Loving:

• Flavour - yum!
• Texture - light & crunchy!
• Certified Organic
• Baked, not fried
• No added preservatives, artificial colours, or flavours
• Just the right size for little hands
• Each box contains 3 stay-fresh packets

Loving a little less, but liveable:

• Imported product
• At $3.88/100g (according to Coles) these aren't the cheapest, but they are on par with other baby breadsticks

Overall:

I quite like these and when Miss M was younger I always had a pack in my handbag. They fit quite nicely into the sandwich box that was my standby snack pack.

Would you like to try some Little Bellies little goodies? Enter our giveaway in this previous post for your chance to win a $50 Little Bellies Snack Pack.

Details of my tools & toys can be found on this page. I am not a nutritionist or dietician. Please use your own judgement when choosing foods for your family.

~J

Disclosure: This is not a sponsored post. This post was written for Loving Lunches and Little Bellies who generously sent me samples and provided the prize/s for this giveaway. All opinions expressed are my own, based on personal experience with the product. Reference materials GoScan1Australia App, FoodSwitch App and RHealth keyring cheat guide.