menu EATING WELL - CHILD'S PLAY? 02/12/2021 Parents know that no matter what you offer, very often it just has to be the favorite sausage for the offspring. In Germany, Reinert Bärchen sausage is unbroken for most children. No wonder, since Hans-Ewald Reinert invented it in 1998 for his own children. A direct hit. To this day it is the sausage for families. At The Family Butchers, we think a lot about how we can use our products to help relieve and support families in everyday life. This also includes high-quality sausage assortments that appeal to both young and old alike. In this context, we deal intensively with the right foods for children and work closely with the nutrition expert and food journalist Dagmar von Cramm. It gives valuable tips for daily meals and illuminates scientifically well-founded balanced nutrition for the young. So, in their eyes, every now and then bear sausage goes well with a varied and child-friendly diet. Because in your favorite sausage, for example, there is 30% less fat than in comparable products for children. It does not need any artificial flavors, does not contain any colorings and is naturally lactose-free. Auch rund 23 Jahre nach Erfindung ist Reinert Bärchen die Wurst, die Eltern ihren Kindern gern aufs Brot legen. Dank ihrer handwerklich erstklassigen Herstellung ist es kein Wunder, dass Reinert Bärchen auch an der Bedientheke anspruchsvolle Kunden erreicht. Und längst sind manche Kleinen selbst groß, aber ihre Lieblingswurst immer noch das Reinert Bärchen. Wissenswertes zur ausgewogenen Ernährung von Kindern, leckere Ideen und natürlich viel Spaß und Abenteuer gibt es auf der Reinert Bärchen Website. Hier geht’s zu Reinert Bärchen Diesen Artikel teilen auf: © The Family Butchers Holding GmbH & Co. KG Impressum Datenschutz Kontakt AGB Cookie-Einstellungen FOLGE UNS AUF: If you click on "Accept all cookies", you agree to the storage of cookies on your device in order to improve website navigation, analyze website usage and support our marketing efforts. Accept all cookies Cookie settings