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Discovering carrot and navy beans just got fun with bright, juicy blueberries and smooth coconut butter. Cook then blend, mash or serve as is!
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- A frozen nutrition-packed plant-rich meal for easy meal time - whether lunch or dinner!
- Can be cooked and served as purée, mashed, or as finger food!
- Always Organic and Non-GMO Project Verified.
- Unsweetened, no preservatives or artificial ingredients.
- Nutritionist recommended for healthy development and self-feeding.
- Recommended for children starting at 6 months.
- Frozen and ready to cook!
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Blueberry*, Carrot*, Cooked Navy Bean*, Coconut Butter*, Ginger*, *Organic
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Some blends in this pack contain: Coconut
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SIMPLE STOVETOP (RECOMMENDED)
- Pour ingredients into a pan.
- Add 1/3 cup water and bring to a boil. Stir.
- Lower heat to simmer and cover with a lid.
- Let simmer for 12 minutes*, stirring occasionally.
EASY MICROWAVE
- Empty contents into a microwave-safe bowl and add 1/3 cup of water. Stir.
- Cook on high for 5 minutes.*
*Or until ingredients reach an internal temp of 165F
Let cool, then puree (6-8+mo), mash (8+mo), or serve as finger food (8+mo) to your little one. If serving as finger food, cut larger pieces of fruits and veggies into bite size (1/4 inch) pieces. Always supervise when feeding.
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Only the Best For Your Little Ones
Ingredients
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Organic Blueberry
Vitamin C for immunity. Anti-oxidants to fight off free radicals. -
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Organic Carrot
Beta Carotene for eye development. Fiber for digestion. -
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Organic Navy Beans
Zinc and Iron for Brain Development. Protein for cell generation and growth.
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.
