The lunchbox pots are the Sistema Yogurt to Go pots – they’re fab the tops screw on really tightly so no juice or yogurt leaks out into the lunch bag. And they’re a great size for a portion of fruit salad. Growing blueberries in pots is a good idea if the soil in your garden is not acidic or you don’t have a garden. Providing a potting mix for Azaleas and camellias or other acid-loving plants and a large pot is essential so that your blueberry plant will grow easily and fruit happily for years. SAFETY NOTE – BE SURE TO CUT GRAPES AND ANY SMALL ROUND FRUIT OR VEGETABLES LENGTH WAYS OR INTO QUARTERS SO THAT IT DOESN’T POSE A CHOKING HAZARD TO SMALL CHILDREN – FIND THE CORRECT WAY TO CUT FRUIT HERE. Dwarf apple trees are very suitable for growing in pots, and you can even keep them on a balcony or small terrace. When growing an apple tree in such a small space, it would be better to choose a self-fertile variety so that you don’t need to grow more than one plant. All the other requirements for growing apple tree in a pot is available here. 4. Pomegranate Bush cherry cultivars are suitable for container gardening. Cherries prefer a mild climate and a little water as they dislike wet feet. However, drought and fluctuating temperatures could damage the plant as well, but it survives well in the cold. The cherry tree favors soil that is well-drained and composed of plenty of organic matter. 8. Guava

When feeding a child please ensure they are sitting down and supervised to reduce the risk of choking. You can vary your chosen yoghurt as well, using low-fat or a nice full-fat Greek yoghurt, as I did in these pictures. This will depend on any dietary requirements you might have.Ready to eat. Best served chilled or at room temperature. Do not place pouch in microwave - not suitable for microwave heating. To warm, stand pouch in hot water for a few minutes. Squeeze into a clean bowl or straight onto a spoon. Always test the temperature before feeding. Do not reheat. It is important to follow these instructions.

Store in a cool, dry place. Once opened, replace cap and keep refrigerated. Consume within 48 hours and by date shown. Suitable for freezing. Freeze by date mark shown and use within one month. Defrost thoroughly in the fridge before use. Do not refreeze once defrosted.

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And personally, I think that granola beats muesli. But there are some good mueslis out there – I can always be happily surprised! Minimum life based on 'use-by' date of product. Average life based on last week's deliveries. Life guarantee shown based on delivery tomorrow with the Life guarantee starting the following day. Is your baby a fussy eater? Well, he won’t be able to resist our delicious selection of desserts and fruit pots. From fruity yoghurts to creamy pudding, we’ve got everything to make your baby drool in no time. They aren’t just yummy, they’re made from all the good stuff – natural ingredients that you can feel good about. Lemon trees have adapted themselves well for container gardening. However, it is a warm climate fruit, but gardeners in colder regions are also successfully growing this tangy and sour fruit in pots. Almost all the varieties are suitable, but there are some that grow best in specific conditions. Read the information given in this articleto grow your own lemon tree. 2. Strawberry Blueberry smoothie pops– whizz up fresh blueberry smoothie and freeze into these refreshing little smoothie ice lollies.

These mini fresh fruit salad pots take no time at all to put together using a selection of seasonal fruits. The guava tree will delight you with its sweetly scented flowers, delicious fruits, and beautiful tropical appearance. Guava loves the sunny and warm exposure. It is a warm region plant but very much adaptable to temperate climates with moderate winter. Learn how you can grow a guavatree in a pot here. Pineapple plants are small and compact and never grow above 3-6 feet tall. Also, these plants have shallow roots compared to other fruit-bearing plants or trees, which is why it’s possible to grow them in pots. However, pineapples require a consistently warm and humid climate to thrive, but you can also grow them as a houseplant in colder zones, providing several hours of direct sunlight daily. 12. Raspberries And if your baby is bottle feeding or they’ve graduated to solid foods, you’ll find plastic plates, bottles and sippy cups in our bottles and feeding accessoriessection.We like the way you can make them up as you please. You can use any type of frozen fruit from the freezer – these ones have summer fruits in them. By the time you get to eat them, they will have defrosted. Granola Yogurt Pots Growing banana in a pot is easy, and its lush green appearance can give any place an exotic look and feel. Banana trees grow in tropical and subtropical parts of the world, and therefore they love full sun, heat, and humidity. However, there are cultivars available that are mildly cold-hardy and suitable for warm temperate zones. Learn to grow it in a pot here. 11. Pineapple As figs are most suitable for warm temperate regions (USDA Zones 8-10), it is best to grow a fig tree in a pot if you live in a climate where winters are harsh or you don’t have enough space. Choose an appropriate variety to grow in a pot and provide plenty of sun to your plant. Regular pruning and fertilization are necessary. 6. Nectarines and Peaches Dwarf bonanza peach tree. Organic Apple Purée (65%), Organic Pear Purée (35%), Antioxidant: Ascorbic Acid**. **Permitted Non-organic Ingredient To make the fresh fruit pots I used a combination of Cantaloupe melon, strawberries, blueberries and green grapes.