These innocent kids smoothies from a trusted UK brand give children a tasty way to enjoy 1 of their 5 a day in a handy 150ml wedge. Made with whole crushed fruit and pure juices, they contain no added sugar and are a source of vitamin C. Pop them in a packed lunch or take them out for the day.
This innocent smoothie is a blend of whole crushed fruit, pure fruit juices and nothing else
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About this product
innocent kids strawberries, raspberries & apples smoothies are a healthy & tasty drink for for our littlest drinkers, made from a blend of whole crushed fruit and pure fruit juices, with no added sugar.
Each smoothie counts towards 1 of their 5 a day and is source of vitamin C.
These smoothies will last happily out of the fridge for up to 12 hours, so they're perfect for packed lunches and days out.
10 smoothies per pack, with each wedge including 1/2 of a pressed apple, 1/3 of a mashed banana, 3 pressed grapes, 3/4 of a crushed strawberry, 1 crushed blackberry & a crushed raspberry.
Keep refrigerated (0-8°C). Shake before opening, not after. Once opened, drink straight away.
Little ones should be supervised when drinking.
When finished, push the paper straw inside the wedge and recycle the whole lot together.
Contains naturally occurring sugars from fruit.
Ingredients
1/2 of a Pressed Apple (47%), 1/3 of a Squeezed Orange, 1/3 of a Mashed Banana, 3 Pressed Grapes, 3/4 of a Crushed Strawberry (5.5%), 1 Crushed Blackberry and a Crushed Raspberry (1.6%)
Pack size
1500 ML
Preparation and usage
Shake before opening, not after.
Top tip: hold your straw straight and at the bottom I to push it in. When you're finished, pop it inside the carton and recycle the whole lot togeher.
Storage
Keep refrigerated (0-8°C). For best before date, see back of pack. Once opened, drink straight away. Lasts 12 hours out of the fridge
Other information
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Safety information
Little ones should be supervised when drinking.
Recycling
