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Little Spoon

Little Spoon Fruit+Veggie Mini Mango, Blueberry, Banana

1 oz

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$8.99 each($8.99 / oz)
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$5 off $25 (select items)
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$5 off your basket when you buy $25 of Little Spoon Baby or Toddler Food, Snacks, or Frozen items
Expires 11/3/2026
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Description

Highlights Freeze-dried snacks — kids and toddler snacks for ages 2+ 100% real, organic fruits + veggies 4 simple ingredients No added sugar USDA Organic, Non-GMO Clean Label Project Certified Freeze-dried to lock in natural flavor, color + nutritional value Description Little Spoon’s Mango, Blueberry, Zucchini, Banana Fruit + Veggie Minis are made with 100% real, organic fruits + veggies. No added sugars, flavors or synthetic dyes. No junk. Just whole foods, kept simple. Made for toddlers 2+ who are ready for easy, on-the-go snacking! Freeze-dried at peak freshness, they lock in real flavor, real color and real nutrition, so what you see is exactly what you taste. Naturally sweet mango, banana + blueberry pair with a gentle veggie boost from zucchini for a flavor toddlers love. With just a handful of simple ingredients, Fruit + Veggie Minis are USDA Organic, Non-GMO, heavy metal tested and Clean Label Project certified.

  • Nutrition Facts

    About 4 servings per container

    Serving Size
    0.25 Cup
    • Amount Per Serving
      Calories25
    • Total Fat
      • 0g
      • 0%
    • Saturated Fat
      • 0g
      • 0%
    • Trans Fat
      • 0g
    • Cholesterol
      • 0mg
      • 0%
    • Sodium
      • 0mg
      • 0%
    • Total Carbohydrate
      • 6g
      • 4%
    • Dietary Fiber
      • 1g
      • 7%
    • Total Sugars
      • 4g
    • Includes Added Sugars
      • 0g
      • 0%
    • Protein
      • 0g
      • 0%
    • Vitamin D
      • 0mcg
      • 0%
    • Calcium
      • 10mg
      • 2%
    • Iron
      • 0.1mg
      • 2%
    • Potassium
      • 90mg
      • 4%
    * The % Daily Value (DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice.