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Free Holle Baby Porridge Worth £2.95

By Sabine on 29 June 2011

Holle organic baby muesli - claim today

Holle organic baby muesli - claim today

We always get such positive feedback about our special offers – last month’s offer of 60 free packets of Holle baby biscuits flew off the shelves in just over a week. So, I thought I would give all Ulula visitors the chance to claim a free baby porridge with your next order. Why not claim your carton of organic baby muesli now while our stocks last?

Spend £35 or More & Claim Your Free Baby Muesli

Holle’s Organic Baby Muesli Porridge is one of our most popular breakfast cereals here at Ulula. Natural, organic ingredients and a delicious taste makes a great meal for babies young and old. The baby porridge is even certified biodynamic – the highest form of organic certification you can get. Feed your baby with confidence – claim your free carton today when you spend over £35 on any goods (shipping not included).

How to Claim

To claim simply enter ‘BABY MUESLI‘ in the Promotional Code box during checkout. Please note that this offer is valid only until the end of July 2011, or earlier if our stock runs out beforehand. To ensure fairness we must limit this particular offfer to one claim per household.

Holle Organic Baby Muesli

The Holle organic baby muesli makes a wholesome breakfast for babies and toddlers alike. Like the rest of the Holle baby porridge range, the muesli is very quick to prepare and specially formulated to be easy to digest. The porridges can be prepared with breast milk, baby milk, water or any other liquid, according to your baby’s taste. The porridge also makes a nutritious snack when mixed with fresh fruit, yoghurt, raisins and nuts (after 12 months of age).

The Holle baby muesli is dairy free and, as you would expect from Holle, has no added sugar or salt. This particular baby porridge contains gluten, though if you are looking for gluten free baby porridges Holle has plenty on offer too. Unlike other baby food manufacturers, Holle’s baby porridges all come in large 250g cartons -  and at just £2.95 a carton they provide excellent value for money. Such high organic quality at such a great price is unique.

Whatever you add to your basket today, baby porridge or otherwise, if you spend £35 or over on any goods available on the Ulula website, why not claim your free Holle Organic Baby Muesli? Let us know how you find it.

Exclusive Childrens Muesli Selling Out Fast – Give Your Kids the Best Start to the Day

By Sabine on 22 October 2009

Delicious organic childrens breakfast muesli

Delicious organic childrens breakfast muesli

Have young children and struggling to find a healthy breakfast that keeps them satisfied? Want to feed your youngsters natural and organic food that is fun and appealing? Look no further than our two new and exciting breakfast cereals for children. Read on for more details…

Specially Designed For Children

Regular customers will have spotted our recent additions to the popular Bohlsener Mill range – the only muesli and breakfast crunchy designed specially for young children. The cereals were developed together with mothers and thoroughly tested with hundreds of young children to come up with the perfect healthy yet appealing recipe. We are very proud to be the first company in the UK to offer these brand new organic breakfast cereals to your children.

Organic Cereals to Set Them Up For the Day Ahead

Children need a proper breakfast to give them a good start to the day and enough energy for their busy day ahead. The Bohlsener organic muesli and crunchy have been carefully formlated for the needs of young children. Rich in fibre from the wholegrain cereals and with no added refined sugar both cereals are made from only the best organically grown ingredients.

Raisins Get The Chop – What the Taste Testers Said

When Bohlsener Mill were developing these cereals they got feedback from hundreds of children. For example, many kids said they didn’t want raisins – although they’re sweet they really don’t appeal to lots of children.

As with all products that I sell on the Ulula website, I undertook some trials of my own amongst our regular group of taste testers. “Look, mum, the milk is pink!” was the first comment from one little one while the older children found the vanilla stars “pretty awesome”. Every tester loved the delicious mild taste and the varied textures from the grains, flakes and shapes.  Bohlsener Mill are certainly on to a winner with their new cereals for kids.

Childrens Muesli and Crunchy At a Glance

  • Pure, natural and organic ingredients;
  • Simply add milk, juice or yoghurt;
  • Add optional fresh fruit for a more varied healthy breakfast;
  • Attractive and colourful packaging;
  • Without raisins;
  • Free from wheat;
  • Free from added refined sugar;
  • Rich in fibre from the wholegrain oats and spelt.

Update
When we introduced the two new childrens cereals several weeks ago we knew they would sell well – high quality breakfasts for kids such as these are extremely popular. Please note that stocks are currently running low so please order early to avoid disappointment as we can only send them out on a first come, first served basis.

Organic Childrens Muesli with Fruity Elderflower Crispies >>

Organic Children Crunchy with Cocoa >>

Organic Breakfast Cereals Win Prizes

By Sabine on 26 April 2009

Bohlsener Mill - makers of prize winning breakfast cereals

Bohlsener Mill - makers of prize winning breakfast cereals

There seems to be a bit of a breakfast cereal theme going on in my last few posts – so I’ll make this a quick one. We have just been told by Bohlsener Mill that a number of their organic mueslis and crunchies have received prestigious organic food industry awards for the quality of their breakfast cereals.

The German DLG (Deutsche Landwirtschafts-Gesellschaft e.V.) organisation was founded in 1885 and today has over 20 000 members whose aims are the promotion and recognition of excellence in organic food production. Members vote annually on products that excel in production methods, looks and taste.

The Matinee Organic Muesli from Ancient Grain Varieties won silver prize while the Matinee Organic Lemony Yoghurt Crunchy and the Matinee Organic Crunchy with Plain Chocolate both won gold prizes!

The Ulula team can certainly confirm that all three of these breakfast cereals do taste absolutely yummy! Check out the rest of the Bohlsener Mill range – they have some amazing food.

Have you tried the Bohlsener Mill organic breakfast cereals yet? Let us know what you think.

Bohlsener Mill organic muesli from ancient grains

Bohlsener Mill organic muesli from ancient grains

Bohlsener Mill organic lemony joghurt crunchy

Bohlsener Mill organic lemony joghurt crunchy

nchy with plain chocolate

Organic crunchy with plain chocolate


Eating Breakfast Together

By Sabine on 18 April 2009

After re-reading my article on our growing  range of organic breakfast cereals it struck me that breakfast is such an important meal in ways other than as a means of refueling the body.

I don’t know about your family but ours tends only to eat breakfast together at the weekends – and that seems such a shame. Busy Britain does not have time to eat breakfast like it used to. Breakfast is an ideal opportunity to spend time catching up, talking about the day ahead and generally socialising. Of course, time spent with children at the breakfast table is also an important opportunity for us to model the kind of behaviour at the meal table that we would like to see, as well as practising social skills.

For us, weekend breakfasts are such a treat – chatting over the cereals and other goodies can sometimes last for hours! We really must try and find a compromise on weekdays – it must be possible for at least some members of the same family to eat a bowl of breakfast cereals together while still being able to get ready to dash off to our different day time activities, whether work or school.

What are your experiences? How do you juggle the demands of time at breakfast time? Can you manage to sit together with your children at breakfast?

Breakfast Like a King with Breakfasts Fit for a King

By Sabine on 16 April 2009

Breakfasts fit a king

Breakfasts fit for a king

I was recently asked by a friend why the Ulula website sells such a huge range of breakfast cereals. For me it has always been a natural extension to providing high quality organic baby foods – if you give your baby such a good start in life, why not carry on?

Take a look at Ulula’s growing range of organic, wholesome breakfast cereals – we currently have 17 cereals including porridge oats, flakes, pops, crunchies and mueslis. All this of course, without mentioning the 11 varieties of Holle organic baby porridges for babies under 12 months.

There is a much quoted saying that tells us to ‘eat breakfast like a king, eat lunch like a lord and eat dinner like a pauper’. It is certainly true that breakfast is indeed a very important meal. A good breakfast fuels you up and gets you ready for the day.

After a good night’s rest, your blood sugar, or glucose levels, are very low since you’ve been asleep without a meal for 6-10 hours. Your body is basically running on empty in the morning.

Research shows that children who eat breakfast have more energy, do better in school, and eat healthier throughout the day. Without breakfast, kids can get irritable, restless, and tired. When it comes to schooling, eating breakfast dramatically affects chilren’s abilities with regards to concentration, problem solving skills and creativity. So make time for breakfast — for you and your child!

 

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