Nestle Cerelac Baby Cereal with Milk , 5 Grains & Fruits ,Stage 5, From 18 to 24 Months , Source of Iron & Protein , 300g

Who it's for

Choose CERELAC 5 Grains & Fruits for babies from 18 to 24 months who are already taking complementary foods. The baby cereal combines grains, milk, and fruit ingredients in an instant powder format, while also adding iron, protein, vitamins, and minerals for this stage.

CERELAC states that two serves provide 37% of a baby’s daily iron need, which makes the cereal useful when parents want more than a plain grain bowl.

When you'd use it

Use instant baby cereal when time is short and a meal needs to come together quickly. Preparation starts with boiled drinking water left lukewarm, then 50 g of cereal is mixed into 120 ml of water, so the bowl is ready without stovetop cooking.

Customers repeatedly mention CERELAC as a good instant food for kids, and reviews also describe the cereal as easy to handle for regular feeding.

What it's made of

Expect a blend of grains, milk, and fruit ingredients rather than a single-grain base. CERELAC includes wheat flour, milk solids, oat flour, rice flour, corn flour, barley flour, and fruit components such as apple, orange, blackcurrant, mango, and pomegranate.

CERELAC also states that the infant cereal is free from preservatives, added colours, and added flavours. Milk, wheat, oats, and barley are present, which is useful to know before serving.

What buyers say

Look to buyer feedback for the clearest picture of flavor, quality, and nutrition. Reviews say babies generally like the taste, while parents describe the cereal as a good-quality supplement and a practical everyday option.

Value gets a more mixed response. Some shoppers feel the cereal is worth buying, while others say the price feels a little high for frequent use.

Good to know

Store opened cereal carefully once the box is unsealed. CERELAC should be moved to a clean, dry, airtight container, the lid should be closed tightly after each use, and the scoop should be washed and dried before going back in.

Opened cereal should be used within 3 weeks or before the expiry date, whichever comes first.