In today’s fast paced lifestyle we have little amount of time to check every single item that enters our shopping basket, but it is very important to be aware of the hidden nasty ingredients that lurk in many processed supermarket items. In terms of sugar, WHO (World Health Organisation) recommends that the daily intake of free sugars should be no more than 6 teaspoons per day, and children under the age of two ideally should not consume any ‘free sugars’ at all. The term ‘free sugars‘ is the sugar that is added to food and can be found in food products such as fruit juices, cordials, yogurts, cereals, tinned soups and of course sweets, crisps, biscuits and other snacks. Over intake of sugar can cause harm to your children’s health such as tooth decay, gum disease, obesity, risk of diabetes and more. For more information click here and visit Safefood.eu

ou’ll be happy to know that Pip and Pear contains no added sugar, salt, colours, flavours or additives and our clean & clear labeling means that you can easily see Pip & Pear is cooked using only natural ingredients!