Franjo's Kitchen Mama Biscuits Fig & Almond

Description:

Change nappy. Breastfeed. Cuddle. Repeat. Caring for a baby is full on, and baking biscuits on two hours' sleep isn't happening. These best-selling Fig & Almond Mama Biscuits combine figs and almonds with superfoods like oats, chia seeds, chickpea flour and brewer's yeast for a snack that boosts energy, aids digestion and promotes a healthy milk supply.

Developed by the postpartum dream team – a naturopath, nutritionist and midwife – Franjo's Kitchen Mama Biscuits are nutrient-rich, soft and chewy lactation cookies specially formulated to help boost and support milk supply for breastfeeding and pumping mums.

Start snacking on them in late pregnancy, then enjoy 2 to 3 biscuits each day while breastfeeding – only one hand required. Each 200g pack holds 10 biscuits (5 serves of 2). They are all-natural and preservative-free, so seal tightly and enjoy within 4–6 weeks of opening. Store in a cool, dry place; once opened, keep in an airtight container. No nasties. Only the good stuff. Because convenience shouldn't equal compromise – especially when you're nursing and nurturing a baby.

Key Benefits:

• Helps boost and support milk supply for breastfeeding and pumping mums
• Boosts energy and aids digestion
• Australian wholegrain oats – a traditional galactagogue rich in iron to help fight postpartum fatigue
• Brewer's yeast, traditionally used to boost milk supply and a source of B vitamins
• Chia seeds for omega-3s and fibre; loaded with vitamins, minerals and good fats

Ingredients:

Australian Wholegrain Oats, Coconut Sugar, Maple Syrup, Chickpea Flour, Plain Flour (Wheat), Sunflower Oil, Dried Fig 5%, Tapioca Starch, Naturally derived humectant (vegetable glycerol), Pumpkin Seed, Gluten Free Brewers Yeast, Almond Meal 2.5%, Natural Flavour, Chia Seed, Salt, Raising Agent (Sodium Bicarbonate), Citric Fibre.

Contains: Gluten, Wheat, Almond. Made in a facility that also manufactures products containing Peanuts, Soy, Tree Nuts, Sesame Seeds, Egg, Sulphites, Milk.