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  1. 04-09-2014, 08:58 AM #21
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    Quote Originally Posted by mum67 View Post
    Pombears aren't they supposed to be more natural in ingredients?
    PomBears have 0.21g per pack.

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    I would add "natural" to my list of unhelpful-if-not-totally-dangerous words to avoid: along with "flexible", "professional", "affordable", "free childcare", "nursery funding" and "organic".

    Could be an image thing:

    "Cheesy Wotsits" = bad NOCD Mummy.

    "Organic, fair trade, natural, savoury cereal-based snack = good yummy bourgeois Nutmums Mummy
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    Quote Originally Posted by jadavi View Post
    Thanks you don't mean crackers like Jacobs cream crackers do you? (By cracker bread)
    No they're called 'cracker bread' in a yellow box. All my mindees love them. Melt in the mouth when the babies suck them lol x
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