Anyone use a alternative?

These are so exspensive but my daughter loves them and they are easy to chuck in my bag to take out with us.

Anyone use a cheaper alternative or have any recipes to make your own ?

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We get aldis own ones which my daughter loves. They do quite a few different flavours but they’re practically the same. They’re also really easy to make yourself. I don’t use measurements I kind of just go by eye but literally just oats, either a mashed banana or a fruit puree pouch and add any flavours or chopped fruit you want, mix it all together and flatten it into a tray then either bake on a low heat until they’re a bit firm or pop them in the microwave then leave to cool and cut them up

My little girl loves these too! I tried making me own but she wasn't having it 🤣

My baby has one everyday. Also looking for a cheaper alternative 🙈

My little boy is OBSESSED with the Aldi banana version of these, whenever I give him one for dessert his arms flap so much it’s like he’s going to take off 😂 I saw that Lidl have started doing them too. There’s a really good weaning book called “what mummy makes” that has a recipe for porridge fingers which are quite similar and easy to make, I just find it easier having the Aldi ones in the cupboard as a far better shelf life!

Aldi! X

That’s guys will
Check Aldi out for some

You can make your own at home with banana, peanut butter

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C1e_8D0LNoI/?igsh=bjdzZTBiNndvaGgx

Iv brought the Aldi alternative as she’s not had peanuts yet we followed the not till she’s older with my older child and I’m too scared to give them until she’s a bit older

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