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Nothing feeds a healthy appetite like a wide selection of farm-fresh ingredients. Our Baby Fruit & Veggie Blends are a fresh take on baby food, introducing young eaters to a bounty of natural nutrition in an easy and convenient pouch, without you lifting a finger (except the ones you need to unscrew the cap). All you have to do is watch the adventure unfold…without seeing them spill too much on their shirt.
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- More variety, less work
- Cold-pressed to lock in nutrients and flavors that babies love
- No added sweeteners, preservatives, or artificial ingredients
- Refrigerated and ready to enjoy! Perfect for home, daycare, or on-the-go
- USDA Organic & Non-GMO Project Verified
- Clean Label Project Purity & Pesticide-Free Awarded
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APPLE*, SWEET POTATO*, BLUEBERRY*, PURIFIED WATER, COCONUT MILK* (COCONUT*, WATER).
*ORGANIC
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CONTAINS: COCONUT
MADE ON SHARED EQUIPMENT THAT ALSO PROCESSES MILK AND TREE NUTS.
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Only the Best For Your Little Ones
Ingredients
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Organic Apple
Vitamin C for immunity. Prebiotic fiber source for digestion and to boost beneficial gut bacteria. -
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Organic Sweet Potato
Vitamin A for eye development. Vitamin C for Immunity. -
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Organic Blueberry
Vitamin C for immunity. Anti-oxidants to fight off free radicals. -
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Organic Coconut Milk
Known to contain Lauric Acid. Fats for brain development and vitamin absorption.
Co-Founded with Jennifer Garner
Jennifer Garner, Cassandra Curtis, John Foraker, and Ari Raz co-founded Once Upon A Farm with the purpose of creating a new standard for childhood nutrition — food that is organic, more nutritious, and tastes homemade, while still being convenient for busy parents.
