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Serenity Kids Root & Squash Baby Purees, USDA Organic, 3.5 Oz, 24 Pack

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ASINB0HJ6K5XFL
CategoryBaby

About this item

  • Roots Meet Squash: Serenity Kids brings its Organic Roots blend of sweet potato, carrot and beet together with a kabocha, butternut and pumpkin recipe, 12 pouches of each. Both are USDA Organic and free from added sugar
  • Five Simple Foods: The roots recipe is sweet potato, carrot, beet, olive oil and water, with nothing else in the pouch. Short lists like these make it easy to see exactly what a baby is eating at snack time
  • Earthy Meets Mellow: Beet and carrot give one puree a deep color and a full, earthy taste, while kabocha and pumpkin are rounder and milder. Serving both trains a palate that is not built on fruit sweetness
  • Sweetness Not Needed: Each squash pouch counts as a full serving* of vegetables (*1 serving = 1/4 cup vegetables), and neither recipe uses fruit puree to taste sweeter. That keeps a toddler snack savory rather than sugary
  • Travel Friendly Pouches: Both purees stay shelf stable at room temperature, so a pouch can sit in a bag until it is wanted. Massage it, twist off the cap, refrigerate leftovers for up to 24 hours and recycle empties with TerraCycle

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Serenity Kids Organic Roots and Squash Variety Duo brings together two five ingredient veggie purees: sweet potato, carrot and beet in one pouch, and kabocha, butternut squash and pumpkin in the other. There are 24 pouches in the duo, 12 of each recipe at 3.5 oz per pouch, and both carry USDA Organic certification with no added sugar. Cooler mornings and the return to daycare and preschool routines make a shelf stable pouch useful again. One drops into a lunch box, a diaper bag or a car door pocket for an afternoon at the pumpkin patch or a walk in the park, and it needs no heating and no spoon to get started. Babies from 6 months and toddlers who want something quick get vegetables front and center here: beet and carrot bring a deep color and an earthy taste, while kabocha and butternut are rounder and milder. Recipes this short, organic vegetables plus olive oil and water, make the label simple to read. Each squash pouch counts as a full serving* of vegetables (*1 serving = 1/4 cup vegetables), and neither recipe uses fruit puree to sweeten. Massage the pouch for 10 to 20 seconds, twist off the cap and squeeze, then refrigerate leftovers and use them within 24 hours. Do not microwave. Empty pouches and caps are accepted by the TerraCycle program. The duo includes 24 baby food pouches and nothing else, so it works as a first veggie set or as a restock of organic vegetables in pouch form.

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