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Set A Baby Meals - 8 to 10 months old

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Toddler Meal Set A - 12 months old & above

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Set A Baby Meals - 6 to 8 months old

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Toddler Meal Set B - 12 months old & above

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10 to 12 months Meal Combo

10 to 12 months Meal Combo
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Toddler Meal Set C - 12 months old & above

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Set C Baby Meals - 6 to 8 months old

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Homemade Stocks for Baby Meals

We make your baby meal preparations easier for you and more flavourful yet nutritious for your precious babies. Our stocks are simmered for long hours to extract its nutrients and collagen to produce rich homemade stocks which can be used to add natural flavours to your baby meals.

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Thank you so much for the delicious food! My 11 month old appetite has decreased tremendously this past month and she drinks more milk. But yesterday, I fed her your Pasta Bolognese and she ate more than 10 scoops and today, I tried your Purple Power Soup and she ate the same amount as your pasta. Am really grateful. Once again, thank you so much!
Riza Shaari

So far, everything baby tried, he loves! Really saves me time and I am happy he is getting healthy food!
Michelle Gautrin

I absolutely love your Broccoli Soup with Baby Pastas! The star pastas are indeed very small for Yusuf so it is easier to chew. Thank you so much for your professional service. Delivery was on time as promised. Food was great. Your expertise in baby food and sincerity in making baby food is truly shown through your entire service. Thank you again. I would definitely recommend you to busy mummies!
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Toddlers - From 1 year old

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Moroccan Beef Pasta - 7oz

Our Moroccan beef pasta is prepare with the flavour of Morocco, but made suitable for the little ones. This is a good new taste introduction for toddlers. Great source of protein,...

$7.00

Bolognese Capellini - 7oz

A tasty beef and tomato combo teamed with pasta. This family favourite is great for fuelling up busy toddlers. Great source of protein, B vitamins, fibre and readily absorbable iron and...

$7.00

Beef Veggie Galore - 7oz

Iron-rich beef, potato, mushroom, vegetable nutty brown rice in a beefy broth. A mouthwatering meal that children will love, plus great source of protein, B vitamins, fibre and readily absorbable...

$7.00

Cottage Pie - 7oz

Creamy mashed potatoes above a flavourful beef and veggie mix. Our toddler-friendly cottage pie is a luxurious version of the old-fashioned favourite. Great source of protein, B vitamins, fibre and readily...

$7.00

Creamy Chicken Penne - 7oz

Chicken pieces smothered in a mouthwatering mixture of mushroom and cheese. Served with bite-sized mini penne pasta just for your little one! Great source of protein, calcium, B vitamins and zinc....

$7.00

Butternut Chicken Pasta - 7oz

Chicken with soften butternut and sliced cherry tomatoes. Tossed with penne and appealing to tots that prefer a savoury pasta meal. Ingredients: chicken, butternut, cherry tomatoes, penne pasta. Meal size: 7oz...

$7.00

Chicken Casserole Rice - 7oz

Chicken, lentils, veggies and mixed rice come together in a vibrant, happy and healthy mix. A great source of protein, beta-carotene, B vitamins and fibre. Ingredients: chicken, sweet potato, carrot,...

$7.00

Chicken Tofu Xiao Bai Cai - 7oz

A simple home-style dish just like Grandma cooking. Chicken and tofu supply lots of lean protein for growing kiddos. Also high in B vitamins, vitamin A, C and fibre. Ingredients: chicken,...

$7.00

Hainanese Chicken Rice - 7oz

Singapore local favourite made children-friendly without added salt. Great source of protein, fibre, B vitamins and essential minerals. The great tasting chicken rice we loved, prepared just for the little...

$7.00

Salmon Veggie Pilaf - 7oz

Mixed rice, salmon and colourful veggies. A simple, satisfying and nutritious meal for the little one with plenty of essential omega-3 fatty acids for brain nourishment. Yum in the tum!...

$8.00

Spiced Roasted Cauliflower Salmon - 7oz

Fatty fish like salmon is great brain food for kids as they contain the highest amounts of omega-3 fatty acids. This salmon and cauliflower meal is a spiced up dish which deliver...

$8.00

Salmon Risotto - 7oz

Fatty fish like salmon is great brain food for kids as they contain the highest amounts of omega-3 fatty acids. This cheesy salmon and tomato dish is nutrient-dense and so delicious! Rich...

$8.00

Sole Fish Casserole Rice - 7oz

Yummy fish, mushroom and vegetables with brown rice makes a perfectly balanced, protein-packed meal for fueling busy kids. Ingredients: sole fish, mushroom, pea, carrot, potato, mixed rice. Meal size: 7oz (suitable...

$8.00

Cod Fish Spinach & Pasta - 7oz

Of all the brain food protein sources, cod is probably the most versatile because of its mild flavor and tender texture. This cheesy cod and alphabet pasta dish with lots...

$8.00

Tasty Rice with Lentils - 7oz

Lentils are a superfood packed with protein, iron, vitamin B and folate. Along with nutty mixed rice, this veggie meal is wholesome and balanced. Ingredients: lentil, spinach, mushroom, red pepper, tomato, mixed...

$6.00

Macaroni Cheese - 7oz

A comfort food classic. Plenty of milk and cheese make it a great source of bone-building calcium. High in protein, fibre and calcium. Ingredients: peas, mushroom, cheese, milk, macaroni pasta. Meal size: 7oz...

$6.00

Popeye Butternut Rice - 7oz

Get your little one into the vegetable habit with this spinach enriched meal. Along with bone-building broccoli, it offers small but valuable amounts of calcium to your little one’s daily diet....

$6.00

Petit Bowl Gift Cards

Know friends who may enjoy our feeding solution, but not sure their child tastes preference? Give them the gift of choice with Petit Bowl gift cards! * Gift cards are. ..

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5 places in Singapore where you can eat tasty and healthy - Unique Singapore

After many years of moving from country to country, we finally decided to settle down for a while in Singapore. While we lived in the city for only two months. Having arranged my life, the first thing I did was to look for places where you can eat tasty and “right”. What does "right" mean? For me, this means that the dishes are prepared mainly from plant-based ingredients, using superfoods and healthy grains, and that they do not contain dangerous additives - flavor enhancers, preservatives, dyes, sugar. In general, in accordance with modern trends in healthy eating.

I have found several such places in Singapore. Here is my Top‑5 list of organic and eco-friendly restaurants and cafes:

Real food

A small chain of four vegetarian restaurants, one of which is conveniently located very close to my house. Restaurant creators pay great attention to where and how the products are grown, and give preference to local producers. The kitchen does not use industrially processed ingredients, artificial preservatives and trans fats. In addition, no pre-cooked semi-finished products that require heating, or “pre-cutting” vegetables. Everything is prepared from scratch only after the order.

Juices are cold-pressed in front of you, and whitgrass shots are made not from powder, but from fresh germinated wheat!

6 Eu Tong Sen Street, #B1-52/53 The Central
+65 6224 4492 | r ealfoodgrocer.com

Living Cafe and Deli

Raw food cafe in the best traditions. The recipes use a lot of superfoods, drinks include cold-pressed green juices and fresh coconuts, desserts include raw cakes and sweets. On the second floor of the restaurant there is a grocery store and various cooking equipment, and there are many expats among the visitors.

779 Bukit Timah Road
+65 6762 8029 | www.balancedlivingasia.com

Loving hut

This is one of the largest vegan restaurant chains in the world. Now there are more than two hundred of them in the largest cities of the world. The purpose of this network is to promote plant-based nutrition, a holistic approach to food and a green lifestyle in general. The restaurant has a very varied menu, many interesting and tasty dishes and, of course, there are Asian positions.

229 Joo Chiat Road #01-01
+65 6348 6318 | www.lovinghut.com.sg

Vegan Burg

Restaurant menus (there are two in Singapore, plus delivery) are based on vegan burgers. The owners of the establishment are concerned about the negative impact of the meat industry on the planet's ecology, but do not want to give up their favorite treat - burgers. For those who love the planet and burgers at the same time, they have developed recipes for 100% plant-based burgers that are not inferior in taste to their meat counterparts. Each dish here is considered not just a set of healthy and tasty ingredients, but also a contribution to the “health” of the planet and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.

12 Marina Boulevard #02-05 Marina Bay Financial Center Tower 3
+65 6604 6018| www.veganburg.com

Afterglow

Cute place with a small but tasty vegetarian menu of farm products. Cold pressed juices and a pleasant atmosphere.

The restaurant hosts workshops, home delivery, and cold-pressed detox juice packs on the site.

24 Keong Saik Road
+65 6224 8921 | www.afterglow.sg

About the author

Julia Korneva

author of a blog about a healthy lifestyle and longevity Live up!

For many years, Yulia has been seriously involved in issues of healthy lifestyle and longevity. She has studied nutrition and physical activity, including its effects on the body and disease, and stress management techniques at Harvard Medical School and the University of California, San Francisco.

Julia regularly reads specialized foreign and Russian literature and scientific articles and closely follows the new research results of leading institutes and laboratories dealing with health problems. Constantly traveling the world, Yulia regularly communicates with experts - leaders in the industry of a healthy lifestyle and longevity, and simply with people from all over the world who practice various methods of maintaining health and prolonging life.

Before the launch of the Live up! For more than 10 years, Yulia has worked in senior positions in television companies, including NTV, REN TV, STREAM television companies, in particular, she was engaged in the production of the Healthy TV channel.

Live up! is a healthy lifestyle and longevity blog that has been around since March 2013. The author, Yulia Korneva, talks about what she has learned and experienced in her search for a healthy lifestyle, proper nutrition, simple and healthy physical activity, methods of dealing with stress, and effective preventive medicine. Blog content includes author's articles, recommendations, book reviews and other sources of useful information, practical advice, interviews, videos, including our own production, as well as recipes for healthy and healthy meals.

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The cult of food and feng shui life: how a Russian moved to Singapore and opened his bar there

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The cult of food and feng shui life: how a Russian moved to Singapore and opened his bar there

Katerina Karpova

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Ruslan Nazarov, 48, is a successful restaurateur from Moscow who moved to Singapore several years ago. We talked with him about life in the most expensive and safest city in the world, the popularity of feng shui, schools that don't give grades, and the love of locals for food.

About the cult of food and starting a business in Singapore

I have been in business since 1998: first I traded building materials and cement, and in 2004 I opened a karaoke club in Moscow. Already in 2009, I acquired a license to open the Coyote Ugly bar in Russia, and since then I have been dealing only with restaurants. The very first Coyote Ugly establishment opened in America in 1993, and in 2000 the film of the same name was released, which brought great popularity to the bar. Since then, the company began to develop the brand: open new bars, sell licenses and franchises. Together with partners and on my own, I opened more than six Coyote Ugly bars, including in Germany, England and Ukraine.

In 2019, my business partner suggested opening a brand in Asia. We thought about where to start. Since the target audience of the bar is tourists, we first studied the market. We flew to Phuket and Bangkok, where we met with real estate agents, went to bars and talked with owners. Then we went to Singapore. We liked that business is more transparent here, the state encourages entrepreneurs, plus we quickly found a place.

In Singapore, the cult of food - everyone talks about it and dreams of opening something of their own . Even the question "How are you?" means "And what delicious did you eat today?" There are a lot of hokers here - it's something like a food court where they cook and sell inexpensive food within 5 Singapore dollars (hereinafter and everywhere prices will be indicated in Singapore dollars. At the time of publication of the material, the exchange rate of the Singapore dollar against the ruble is 1 to 57.22 - Ed.).

The most popular dishes on hokers are chicken with rice, cucumbers and a cup of tea, bak-kut-teh - pork broth with ribs, sate - grilled meat, hokien-praun-mee - noodles with seafood, eggs and bean sprouts. The most exotic thing I've seen is the shops that serve dishes from specially grown frogs.

But a glass of beer costs about $18. Why so expensive? Singapore is an island, so all products are imported. And the price includes expensive logistics, rent, labor and taxes. There are many restaurants for different budgets, including those with Michelin stars.

Singapore is an expensive city for both living and doing business. To open a restaurant with gourmet cuisine, you need to invest about 2 million Singapore dollars. Foreigners here can be looked at like a wallet. At first I didn’t like it, but now I understand how to look for good business partners.

Coyote Ugly opened at the end of January 2020. Around the same time, news of the first cases of coronavirus appeared. After a couple of weeks, it became clear that something extraordinary was happening; attendance started to skyrocket. At the beginning of spring, traffic began to decline, tourists disappeared. And on March 26, a lockdown was announced in Singapore, but I still decided not to close the establishment.

We were in quarantine for three months. The state helped businesses, for example, paid for us almost the entire amount of rent for four months, helped pay salaries. In the next three lockdowns, we were given a 50% discount on rent and salary subsidies.

We were a pub by license, but we also had a cooking license. Because all the establishments that did not have a kitchen were closed. There was a nuance that we had American cuisine on the menu: burgers, french fries, pizza. These are the most popular delivery dishes [and they are in many places], so at first we did not arouse interest. But then they realized that since we are still a bar, then they need to stay, and began to be creative in this direction. We came up with unusual cocktails, snacks, serving options for comfortable prices.

Marketing works well here. And the city is small, so the news spreads quickly. If you do something unique and cool, it will be easy for you to declare yourself and attract customers. For example, there are huge queues in some establishments due to good advertising. You can do marketing yourself, or you can hire an agency that will manage social networks, work with the media and bloggers. It costs from $6,000 per month.

Feng Shui City and Local Holidays

Feng shui is highly respected in Singapore. There are buildings in the city that are built specifically to increase financial flows and positive energy . For example, the largest Ferris wheel in Asia consists of 28 capsules, each of which fits exactly 28 people. Riding time is 28 minutes. And the number 28 itself symbolizes prosperity.

The local airport has gardens and fountains that are said to reduce stress and negativity. The ArtScience Museum is shaped like a lotus, a sign of wisdom, growth and good luck. The national symbol of Singapore is the lion-headed fish Merlion, whose image can be found on banknotes, postage stamps and more. It symbolizes wisdom, reputation. Here, even a dollar coin is made according to Feng Shui - in the form of an octagon with a Merlion! Singaporeans believe that this helps the country's prosperity.

Feng Shui specialist is one of the highest paid professions in Singapore. His consultation can cost from $500 to $5,000.

By the way, a Feng Shui master recently introduced me to a potential investor. We plan to invite a specialist to the new restaurant to take this into account as well.

In Singapore, the majority of the population are Chinese, Indians and Malaysians. This is the uniqueness of the city, where spectacular skyscrapers coexist with historical multi-colored houses, esotericism.

One of the advantages of such multiculturalism is that you can come to any quarter and see something new, try exotic cuisine. No one is oppressed or insulted here, and the city itself is in the top of the safest megacities in the world. Everyone lives in harmony. People are friendly to expats, polite and law-abiding. I have Indians and Chinese in my team, so I give them a day off for religious holidays. Our manager sometimes fumigates space, and managers sprinkle sugar for good luck .

In Singapore, various holidays are celebrated on a grand scale - Halloween, Christmas, Valentine's Day, New Year, Indian New Year. Decorations and gifts are prepared for them.

The largest celebration is Chinese New Year, which is celebrated in early February for 1-2 weeks, while local Chinese take a day off for most of the holiday. It is difficult for me as a businessman to work these days.

It is customary to make a huge dish with appetizers, vegetables, pasta in one plate: everyone takes food from there with chopsticks and throws it up, making wishes. Another traditional dish is cookies with pineapple jam. As a gift, they usually give money in a special red envelope. Processions and carnivals were canceled this year due to covid, but the whole city is decorated with red lanterns and lights. And instead of Christmas trees, there are tangerine, orange or lemon trees everywhere . In general, Singaporeans do everything that Russians do: they cook national food, go to visit, eat and drink a lot, only with a different flavor.

Paid medicine and schools that don't grade

Singapore is a small island with a population of up to 6 million inhabitants. The city can be cycled around in about five hours. Here they speak not only English, but Singlish. This is simplified English with an accent and sometimes mistakes. For example, the phrase “No need” is often used here, although it is correct to say “Don’t have to”, plus an extended La is added at the end of phrases. It looks something like this: "How are you la?"

Despite the pandemic, there is no panic in the city. There are restrictions in the field of restaurants and fitness. Entertainment has become much less, for example, karaoke has disappeared. I think that people began to communicate more, visit each other. My family and I began to walk more in the parks, although I will not hide it - we are waiting for the return of parties.

More than 80% of those vaccinated in the city. You can install Pfizer and Moderna for free or Chinese Shinovak for a fee. Until December, it was even allowed to travel around the countries of the first category, simply by doing a PCR test. But due to a new strain, this program was curtailed until February 2022.

Singapore has a high level of medicine, so there are many private and public clinics. Here all medicine is paid. Insurance with the possibility of urgent hospitalization costs about 1000–2500 per year, and full insurance (includes observation by specialists and examinations) costs 6000–8000 per year. An appointment with a doctor in a private clinic costs an average of $150. Medicines are issued only by prescription, and their cost is three times higher than in Russia. There are also clinics with traditional medicine, but I have never been there.

Expat children only go to private schools, where tuition costs around 1800-2200 per month. Free local establishments without residency are not accepted. There are British and Canadian schools where tuition costs 50,000 a year. As a rule, they have a large area with various sports grounds, a swimming pool, and modern equipment in the classrooms.

My son is eight years old and he studies at a private school, which was opened by a Russian-speaking entrepreneur.

This school does not give grades, but the child is tested once a quarter. If everything is fine, he moves to the next class in the subject, if not, he goes through the topics again and retakes the test.

The training program is individual for everyone, and holidays - 90 days a year - can be taken at any time. Children study Chinese, English, mathematics, science, dance, natural history, programming. There are also sports and ceramics.

Junior students study five days a week, five lessons a day. The first lesson starts at 10:00 am and the last one at 2:00 pm. Lessons last 40 minutes. In public schools, lessons start at 7.45. Often children are picked up by the school bus. Many educational institutions do not have meals, so everyone carries lunch boxes with them.

How much you need to earn for a comfortable life

Singapore regularly ranks among the top cities with an expensive standard of living. The average salary in the city is 3000–5000. Of course, there are those who earn less. There are people with an income of 10-20 thousand - as a rule, these are expats.

You can find an apartment, just like in Russia, on your own through real estate websites or contact an agent. Usually, the realtor’s services are paid by the owner of the apartment, the lease agreement is concluded for two years. If you decide to leave or change an apartment earlier, then you need to leave a deposit to the owner. As in Russia, nuances are prescribed in the contracts: you may be prohibited from smoking on the balcony or hanging clothes.

Housing prices vary. For example, you can rent a room of 10 sq. m without air conditioning for $700. A good room will cost about $1,200. We somehow found an apartment of 20 sq. m not far from the center for 1800, and this is considered an excellent option in terms of price-quality ratio. Apartment for two people 50–70 sq. m will cost 2500. Utilities come out about 250-300 dollars per month. Finding decently renovated housing at an affordable price is difficult, but such options sometimes hit the market, especially in new homes. But it is unprofitable for expats to buy real estate: they will have to pay a tax of 30% of the cost.

Why Singapore is one of the best cities to live in

In Singapore, the pace of life is much calmer and more measured than in Moscow. Perhaps this is all due to the climate - it is +27 all year round. My item of expenditure on clothes has been greatly reduced. Basically my wardrobe consists of t-shirts, shorts and sneakers. Many people prefer sporty style. And in the evening they dress up. At the same time, you can safely come to the restaurant in a T-shirt and flip flops, and they will not look at you askance.

What do Singaporeans usually do? They eat, drink beer and eat again. Many people go in for sports and enjoy entertainment. Another great hobby of the locals is traveling. They are now grieving as the pandemic has restricted movement.