Do you have a baby in your life? If so, you are going to love this week’s giveaway from the organic, kosher-certified (OU) Ella’s Kitchen baby food.
When my three children were babies, I made almost of all their food. I’d steam, mash, and puree – and then freeze up “serving size” portions in ice cube trays.
Feeding my kiddos at home was no problem – I would just pop out a cube’s worth and warm it up for a few seconds in the microwave. Feeding them on the go, however, was a bit more cumbersome.
At the time, there weren’t too many (any?) options in Israel for baby food that was both kosher and organic. (No, we aren’t exclusively organic eaters, but I was a bit more cautious about what I served my babies when they were under one.)
If Ella’s Kitchen baby foods been around back then, I think it would have been my perfect on-the-go solution.
All of Ella’s baby foods come packaged in convenient, ready-to-go pouches with resealable screw-off tops. Inside are delicious and nutritious FOODS – no additives, no impossible-to-pronounce thickening agents, no sugar, no salt, no water. Just yummy, wholesome, organic fruits, vegetables and rice.
Ella’s Kitchen has a full line of great flavors – both single and blended varieties, for once you’ve ruled out any food allergy issues. Our favorites are strawberries and apples (mmmmm), banana baby brekkie (banana puree with a bit of rice cereal) and “The Red One” with a mix of smoothie fruits.
Named for owner Paul Lindley’s daughter, Ella, Ella’s Kitchen graciously sent me a pack of their baby food for my family to sample. Although we are well past the baby food stage, I must confess that we all enjoyed these healthy little pouches for a quick snacks on-the-go. Even my 9 year-old asked for them at his basketball practice!
Would you like to give your baby a chance to try out these delicious baby foods?
One lucky KOAB reader will win a Ella’s Kitchen Organic Baby Food prize pack, with ten pouches of Ella’s Kitchen organic, OU-certified baby food.
To enter this giveaway, simply leave a comment on this post about how you feed/fed/plan to feed your babies. Do you make your own food? Use jarred or pouched foods? A combination of both? Something else entirely?
Even if you don’t win today’s giveaway, you can try out Ella’s Kitchen organic baby food at your local super markets, as well as Walgreens, Target, Amazon or Babies R Us.
This giveaway will be open until Wednesday, October 10 at 11:59 CST. The winner will be selected randomly and notified by email immediately. He or she will have 48 hours to respond before a new winner will be chosen. Good luck!
Disclaimer: Ella’s Kitchen provided a sampler pack for my family to facilitate this review. They will also provide the prize pack to the winning KOAB reader. I was not otherwise compensated for hosting this giveaway and all opinions are my own. For more information, see my Disclosure Statement.
My daughter is already 13 months so I give her a lot of table foods, but the Ella’s Kitchen pouches are really great for when we are out and about. She can hold them herself and slurp the food out while remaining (relatively) clean. Also a lot healthier and more substantial than lots of other foods she can hold herself – i.e. crackers.
Mostly breastfed but used jarred “real” veg and fruit” not the Israeli junk loaded with crap