This Little Dish Chicken Katsu Curry with Noodles delivers a nutritious meal with all natural ingredients and one of your child's 5 a day. Perfect for busy parents, this microwavable meal offers a mild coconut and veg sauce with chicken and wiggly noodles, loved by kids. As a popular UK brand, it is a trusted choice for toddlers.
Our delicious Katsu Curry is made with chicken in a mildly spiced coconut & veg sauce, served with wiggly noodles.
Cooking guidelines (Microwave - From Chilled): Remove sleeve and pierce film in several places. Heat for 1 min 40 secs at 900w from chilled (4 mins from frozen). Let it rest for 2 mins. Remove the film, check temperature, stir and serve. This packaging is suitable for microwave use only, not for oven heating. Do not reheat once cooled.
Storage: Keep refrigerated. Suitable for freezing. Freeze before use by date and use within 3 months. Once defrosted do not refreeze and use within 24 hours.
Ingredients: Cooked Noodles (28%) (Water, Durum Wheat), Water, Onion (14%), Cooked Chicken (12%) (Chicken (99%), Cornflour), Coconut Milk (7%) (Coconut Extract, Water), Mushroom (6%), Sweet Potato (4%), Rapeseed Oil, Ginger Purée, Raisins, Chicory Fibre, Cornflour, Garlic Purée, Lemon Juice, Sunflower Oil, Herbs, Spices (Contains Mustard), Yeast Extract, Dried Mushroom
Allergen Information: Contains Mustard, May Contain Nuts, May Contain Peanuts, Contains Wheat. Made in a kitchen that handles Nuts and Peanuts. Not suitable for those allergic to these ingredients.
Nutritional Information (Typical Values per 100g / 200g pack):
| Per 100g | Per 200g pack | |
|---|---|---|
| Energy (kJ/kcal) | 481/115 | 962/230 |
| Fat | 4.6g | 9.2g |
| - of which saturates | 1.4g | 2.8g |
| Carbohydrate | 12.6g | 25.2g |
| - of which sugars | 2.4g | 4.8g |
| Fibre | 2.0g | 4.0g |
| Protein | 4.8g | 9.6g |
| Salt | 0.16g | 0.32g |
Package Information: Sleeve - Recyclable; Tray - Recyclable
Safety Warning: We prepare our Chicken Katsu with the utmost care, but please double check for bones. A child should not be left unsupervised whilst eating due to the risk of choking.
