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OUR EXTRA LONG-LASTING KIDS’ YOGHURT

MAYA THE BEE PEACH-BANANA

Look forward to a very special buzz of yoghurt pleasure with Maya the Bee. Discover four yoghurt flavours at 125g each: Raspberry, Strawberry, Peach-Banana, and Apricot. Of course, the yoghurts are finely puréed, containing no chunks, offering spooning fun for the whole family.

Yoghurt: 125g

Nutritional values
Average values	100g each
Calorific value (kcal / kJ)	78/331
Fat (g)	1,6
Total Fatty acids (g)	1,1
Carbohydrates (g)	11,3
Sugar (g)	10,9
Protein (g)	4,6
Salt (g)	0,06

PEACH AND BANANA

THE PERFECT COMBINATION

Peach or banana? Why not both? After all, there is a reason why both fruits are popular with children and parents. Peaches contain potassium and magnesium, as well as some vitamins C and E, and some B vitamins. And these are involved in various metabolic reactions. Listing all of the vitamins in bananas individually would probably take too long. Bananas are particularly rich in vitamin B6. This vitamin is essential for more than 100 biochemical reactions in the metabolism. Among other things, it has a significant influence on fat metabolism, the formation of neurotransmitters in the nervous system and the immune system. And this is particularly important for children.

PEACH AND BANANA

THEIR ORIGIN AND HISTORY

The peach originally comes from China, where it was cultivated as early as 2000 BC. For the people there, it was a symbol of immortality. Around 1000 years later, the peach came to Europe via Persia. The history of the banana is almost as spectacular. It originated in Southeast Asia. From there, sailors took it to Africa and India. But that was only a stopover, because Spanish conquerors brought it to the Canary Islands, where it is still cultivated today. And if you've always wondered why the banana is crooked: the banana blossom is so heavy that it simply tips downwards. But to grow, it naturally needs light, which is why it strives upwards in the opposite direction.

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