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Baby Food Best-Seller Variety Pack
Six blends combine organic fruits, vegetables, beans, and oats, with no added sugars. Add breast milk, formula, or water to adjust the texture before serving.
$97.49 lowest price at Amara Organic Foods
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Ingredients: Kale Potato Veggie Mash: Organic potatoes, organic kale, organic bananas, organic onions; Peas, Corn, & Carrots: Organic peas, organic corn, organic potato, organic carrots; Sweet Potato Raspberry: Organic sweet potato, organic potato, organic apple, organic raspberry; Oats, Mango n' Strawberry: Organic oats, organic mango, organic strawberry, organic banana, organic amaranth; Black Bean Sweet Corn: Organic cooked black beans, organic sweet corn; Oats n' Berries: Organic oats, organic apple, organic banana, organic blueberries
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Kale Potato Veggie Mash: Organic potatoes Organic kale Organic bananas Organic onions; Peas Corn & Carrots: Organic peas Organic corn Organic potato Organic carrots; Sweet Potato Raspberry: Organic sweet potato Organic potato Organic apple Organic raspberry; Oats Mango n' Strawberry: Organic oats Organic mango Organic strawberry Organic banana Organic amaranth; Black Bean Sweet Corn: Organic cooked black beans Organic sweet corn; Oats n' Berries: Organic oats Organic apple Organic banana Organic blueberries
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No additives, added sugars, seed oils or flavourings found in the ingredient list.
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