Carrots, Sweet Potato & Chicken - Organic Baby Food Pouches

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Stage 3 Meals

carrot, sweet potato, corn, pea & chicken with quinoa, celery & leek

Stage 3 Meals (6+ months), a line of culinary-inspired baby meals, are perfect for budding foodies. These hearty, flavorful meals are cooked to delight & develop baby’s palate while helping to transition baby to table food. Using only organic ingredients, the blends are in a convenient, resealable pouch that’s perfect for flexible portions.

3g of protein
Certified Organic
Non-BPA packaging & child safe, recyclable cap
Convenient, re-sealable & portable pouch for on-the-go feeding

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INGREDIENTS

WATER, ORGANIC CARROTS, ORGANIC SWEET POTATO PUREE, ORGANIC CORN PUREE,
ORGANIC PEAS, ORGANIC GROUND CHICKEN, ORGANIC QUINOA FLAKES, ORGANIC CELERY PUREE, ORGANIC LEEKS, ORGANIC EXTRA VIRGIN OLIVE OIL, ORGANIC TARRAGON, ORGANIC GARLIC POWDER, ORGANIC THYME.

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You might be wondering...

Are herbs and spices safe for my baby?

Spices can be traced to the start of civilizations around the world, and have been added to baby food in different countries for generations. We thoroughly research the attributes of the herbs and spices in our baby food, such as sage and tarragon, and have worked closely with leading pediatric advisor and nutrition expert, Dr. Alan Greene throughout our product development. Also, we only add a hint of each herb or spice in our baby products since baby’s brand-new taste buds need a much smaller amount.

Are purees pasteurized?

Our pouch products are either pasteurized or thermally processed to ensure product safety and shelf stability.

How much should my baby eat each day?

Every baby's needs are different and will depend primarily on their size and appetite. Developmental stages may also affect their appetite. For example, a growth spurt may mean they will want to eat greater quantities more often while teething may cause them to eat less and be pickier with food. Follow your baby's lead on how much and when they want to eat.

Are your pouches recyclable?

Our pouch is not recyclable, but it does leave a smaller environmental footprint than the glass baby food jar. The amount of packaging per gram of food is almost 11 times smaller for the pouch as compared to the glass jar.

We’re also actively searching for alternative earth-friendly materials that can be used for food-grade products. We’ve even partnered with industry leaders, such as Materials Recovery for the Future and OSC2, to find new types of recyclable materials.

The cap is too small to go through the regular recycling system. Collect your caps and send them back to Preserve or drop them off at the nearest Preserve bin (find a location here).

Better yet, check out some creative ways to reuse our caps.

How should I serve and store the baby food pouches?

Plum® baby food pouches can be served at room temperature, slightly chilled, or warmed in a bowl of hot water. DO NOT microwave pouch. To serve, simply twist off the cap and let your little one feed directly from the spout, or squeeze into a bowl or onto a spoon for your little one to enjoy! The pouches can be stored in your cupboard until ready for use. Refrigeration is required upon opening and we recommend the meal should be consumed within 24 hours for best quality and taste.

What is the pouch made of?

Our pouches are made from safe materials. They are a mix of 100% BPA & phthalate free plastic and foil - a special blend that helps to naturally preserve the nutrients and retain the vibrant color & taste. The inner lining is made from a food grade polyethylene.

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