A Heinz tin label features cartoon Moshi Monsters characters: a pink creature, an orange bunny, and a small black-and-red figure. Text highlights “1 of your 5 a day” and “Pasta shapes in tomato sauce” against a yellow background.
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Making Lunch Time Fun With Heinz Moshi Monster Pasta Shapes

The image shows the Heinz logo with the word "HEINZ" in bold, uppercase red letters, slightly arched upwards, and outlined in white with a soft red gradient background.
Heinz launches Moshi Monster Pasta Shapes

A Heinz tin label features cartoon Moshi Monsters characters: a pink creature, an orange bunny, and a small black-and-red figure. Text highlights “1 of your 5 a day” and “Pasta shapes in tomato sauce” against a yellow background.

As well as containing one of your five-a-day Heinz Moshi Monster Pasta Shapes offer a versatile, no fuss mealtime solution. So whether they’re topped on toast, covering a jacket potato or as a side accompaniment to a classic kids’ dish, Heinz Moshi Monster Pasta Shapes are a handy, healthy option. They’re one of your Ive a day too!
We were sent a sample which arrived this morning just in time for lunch so we decided to give them a try. The tin is cute, decorated nicely with a picture of the newest craze Moshi Monsters. I emptied my tin into a saucepan and heated slowly for just over 5 minutes until it was all warmed through. The pasta shapes went into the pan looking great, funny monster shapes with real character designs but I’m afraid they didn’t quite look the same when they came out. I did stir them quite a lot which meant I accidentally broke all the shapes up but not too worry, they still taste the same. I served Ryan his lunch, Sausages, toast and Heinz Moshi Monster pasta. Yum, he looked pleased.

A square white plate with three foods: chopped cooked frankfurters, two triangular slices of toasted cheese sandwich, and a serving of macaroni in tomato sauce. The items are arranged separately on the plate, which sits on a light surface.

They went down a treat, the perfect (easy to make) Monster lunch for my very own little monster. Ryan was happy enough, his lunch was all eaten in no time and this Mummy is now happy that he’s full up until dinner.
A child sitting in a highchair with food on it.

Heinz Moshi Monsters Pasta Shapes will are available in Tesco, Morrisons and Asda from March and have an RRP of 49p. I think this Mummy needs a trip to the supermarket.

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