7 months old: Ready To Eat Food

- All ingredients are from Japan.
- No chemical fertilisers or pesticides are used to grow the vegetables.
- All of bebemeshi's products were created under the supervision of a registered dietitian.

1) Chicken Tenderloin Gomoku-Style Porridge:
Carrots, chinese cabbage, Japanese mustard spinach, chicken tenderloin, non-glutinous rice, bonito dashi (stock)

2) Boiled Whitebait & Root Vegetables Mixed Rice:
Carrots, turnip, bok choy, non-glutinous rice, whitebait and kombu (kelp) & whitebait dashi

- Country of origin: Japan
- Expiry Date: At least 6 months from current date
- Serving Size: 100g

- Sterilisation Method: Sealed in an airtight container and sterilised by pressurised heating (retort manufacturing).

- 7 major allergens (egg, cow's milk, wheat, buckwheat, peanut, shrimp, and crab), chemical seasonings and preservatives are not used.

- Manufactured in a factory that also produces food containing wheat, buckwheat, peanuts, eggs, shrimp, and crab.

- Storage Method: At room temperature, away from direct sunlight.

- Serving Method: bebemeshi's ready-to-eat meals are pre-cooked, so you can eat it as is. For a better tasting experience, place it in boiling water and leave it unopened for 30 to 60 seconds.

Before giving it to your baby, always allow it to cool to an appropriate temperature (body temperature is a good guideline).

Chicken Tenderloin Gomoku-Style Porridge: 15 May 2026
Boiled Whitebait & Root Vegetables Mixed Rice: 8 May 2026

bebemeshi was founded in 2016, to serve the needs of busy mothers who have the desire to feed children delicious, nutritionally-balanced food every day.

They are a baby and toddler food brand that values the flavour of carefully extracted dashi, and does not add any seasoning or additives to their products.

Babies' digestive organs are immature and their resistance to bacteria is weak. So, each packet should be treated as a single meal.

Do not keep it for the next meal if any food remains. The amount for each pack should be sufficient, so even babies who eat a lot can be satisfied.

Although whitefish bones are carefully removed, they may occasionally remain. Please make sure that an adult checks the food before feeding it to your baby.