Nutriben 1st Gluten Free Cereals for 4 Months 300g

WITHOUT ADDED SUGAR| WITHOUT TRACES OF MILK*| Nutribén® 1st gluten-free cereal is designed to nourish your baby, as part of a varied diet, starting from 4 months.| Indicated in the introduction of cereals into the child's diet. Thermal hydrolysis is a natural production process without chemical processes. Nutribén ® has developed an important technological advance that allows the original flavor of cereals to be preserved.| Advantages of Thermal Hydrolysis:| Nutribén ® gluten-free cereal porridge has a low sugar content because thermal hydrolysis produces less sugar.| We avoid the use of enzymes that produce more extensive hydrolysis through exclusive heat treatment.| It is not necessary to add excess product because it dissolves very well and thickens faster, in this modo let's avoid breastfeeding the baby excessively.| Do you know why Nutribén ® porridge is unique?| It thickens enough that you don't have to add more scoops. Easy dissolution.| | Ideal for introducing cereals. The only porridge on the market approved by FACE (Federation of Celiac Associations of Spain). Suitable for celiacs. “Controlled by FACE”, the guarantee brand, guarantees a critical gluten limit of 10 mg/kg, a more severe limit than that established by European regulations for labeling gluten-free products (20 mg/kg).| | Nutribén® gluten-free cereal porridge has a higher percentage of cereals, they are an important source of energy and a staple food for children. Made from a cereal: corn | | Made through exclusive heat treatment, a natural production process that allows the original flavor of the cereal to be preserved. It also has no trace of milk.| | Without added sugars*, we follow the advice of nutrition experts pediatrica.| | Enriched with 11 vitamins and calcium.| | Non-GMO.**| | Its pleasant flavor and texture.| | You can prepare Nutribén® gluten-free porridge in a bottle or on a plate.| | *Contains only sugars of natural origin. **GMO: genetically modified organism. It refers to organisms whose genetic code has been artificially modified.