To think this is the most middle class baby food in the world?

[PyjamasBySeven]

Just ordered what I thought was going to be a pouch of broccoli, parsnip and lentil puree and have received this with my supermarket delivery...

I've tried the pear, mixed berries and coconut water one. Not as nice as it sounds.

What? I thought you had to do baby led weaning to be truly middle class? Shouldn't they be selling pre-semi-digested chunks perfectly sized for baby fingers to grab?

Or has it all come full circle again?

Apart from the tomatoes and the fact I know it's for babies it sound quite nice

If I saw it on a menu I'd think about ordering it.

Can't comment on the baby food (other than agreeing that it is probably the most MC baby mush I've seen ) but I'm an expert on MC dog food. We feed that Natural Instinct stuff linked to above to our dogs, amongst a variety of other MC foods and treats. One of the companies we use describes their foods as 'artisanal'

Middle class yes, but to be more middle class surely it has to all be hand made and Abel and Cole sourced? Middle class is also when, like Mariela Frostrup, your children send you a Mother's Day card stating 'I love you more than avocados'.

Those kids eat better than I do

It's missing kale. Not quite middle class

I give you MC dog food

www.lilyskitchen.co.uk/products/dog/item/an-english-garden-party

Ingredients
65% Freshly Prepared Chicken, Organic Potatoes, Organic Carrots, Strawberries, Organic Green Beans, Organic Spinach, Hemp Oil. Botanical Herbs: Alfalfa, Golden Rod, Cleavers, Dandelion Root, Nettles, Celery Seed, Rosehips, Marigold Petals, Burdock Root, Aniseed, Milk Thistle, Kelp.