Nestle Grain Selection Growing Up Cereal Ragi Mixed Fruit & Ghee

Nestle Grain Selection Growing Up Cereal Ragi Mixed Fruit & Ghee is a toddler cereal inspired by traditional ingredients and popular millet recipes. It contains Nutri cereal ragi, which has been a part of traditional foods in major parts of India, being grown for over 4000 years in India. Ragi is also locally known by names like nachni, mandua, keppai, taidalu, finger millet etc.
With over 14 vitamins and minerals and key immuno nutrients like vitamins A, C, D, iron and zinc, this cereal can help support normal immune system function. Ceregrow grain selection ragi can offer a nutritious and tasty bowl of ragi mixed fruit and ghee cereal for the li'l one. With 40 assured quality checks and no added flavour or colour, this new toddler cereal from the house of nestle ensures a good quality product for the li'l one. We choose our ingredients carefully, and we know it is good for the farmer with millets, like ragi, that require less water for cultivation.

Key Ingredients:

• Wheat flour (atta) (26.8%)

• Milk solids (21.4%)

• Rice flour (16.7%)

• Extruded ragi flour (12.3%)

• Sugar

• Ghee (5%)

• Soyabean oil

• Orange juice concentrate (3%)

• Dehydrated apple (2%)

• Pomegranate juice concentrate (0.9%)

• Minerals

• Starch

• Carrot puree (0.5%)

• Spinach puree (0.5%)

• Maltodextrin

• Carrot powder (0.1%)

• Spinach powder (0.1%)

• Vitamins

• Iodized salt

Key Benefits:

• It can help support normal immune system function

• It does not contain added flavour or colour

Directions For Use:
As mentioned on the product label.

Safety Information:

• Read the label carefully before use

• Store in a cool and dry place, away from sunlight

• Keep out of reach of children

• Allergens: Contains Wheat and Milk

• May contain Oats and Barley

• Use prepared product within half an hour otherwise, microbial deterioration may occur

• The scoop provided with this pack should be thoroughly washed and dried before use

• After opening, use the contents within three weeks or the expiry date, whichever is earlier