GERBER Veggie Hearts Zucchini | 10 months+
GERBER Veggie Hearts Zucchini snacks are perfectly shaped and sized to help build baby's oral and fine motor skills. Non-GMO with no artificial colors or flavours and no added salt or sugar, each serving contains 3g whole grains and is a source of vitamin B1, iron, and zinc.
Product Highlights
Introduce your baby to the love of veggies with GERBER Veggie Hearts! Developed to be wholesome and delicious, these snacks for babies 10 months and older are heart-shaped, perfect to help build baby's oral and fine motor skills, and dissolve easily. A healthy baby food, GERBER Veggie Hearts Zucchini are made from non-GMO ingredients like puffed corn and real zucchini with no artificial colours, no artificial flavours, no added salt, and no added sugar. Each serving contains 3g of whole grains and is a source of vitamin B1, iron and zinc, which help support baby's growth and development. Perfect for baby's snack time at home, these convenient pillow packs also make it easy to take baby's favourite snack with you wherever you go. Just slip one in your bag and you're off! GERBER Veggie Hearts, made with your little one in mind.
Features & Benefits
- For Babies 10 Months and Up: Experience the perfect blend of nutrition and love with GERBER Veggie Hearts Zucchini - introducing your baby to the love of veggies!
- Baby's Favorite Snack: Heart-shaped GERBER Veggie Hearts are baby-led friendly, easy-to-dissolve, and perfectly shaped and sized to build baby's oral and motor skills.
- A Healthy Baby Snack: Each nutritious serving of GERBER Veggie Hearts provides 3g of whole grains and is a source of vitamin B1, iron, and zinc.
- Wholesome Ingredients: Made from real vegetables, GERBER Veggie Hearts have no added sugar and no added salt.
- Only The Good Stuff: GERBER Veggie Hearts are made with no artificial colours, no artificial flavours and non-GMO ingredients.
- Snacks On-The-Go: Perfect for baby's snack time at home or on-the-go, GERBER Veggie Hearts come in convenient pillow packs.
Ingredients
Corn flour†, Corn meal†, High oleic sunflower oil‡, Dried zucchini‡, Calcium carbonate‡, Ferrous fumarate‡, Zinc sulphate‡, Thiamine mononitrate‡, Folic acid‡. May contain: Wheat, Barley, Rye, Oat. †From Non-Genetically Engineered (GE) Sources. ‡As Always, Only Available from Non-GE Sources.
Nutritional Facts
| Per 7 g | |
| Calories | 30 Cal |
| Fat | 0.5 g |
| Sodium | 0 mg |
| Carbohydrate | 5 g |
| Fibre | 0 g |
| Sugars | 0 g |
| Protein | 0.5 g |
| Potassium | 20 mg |
| Calcium | 20 mg |
| Iron | 1.25 mg |
| Thiamine | 0.175 mg |
| Zinc | 0.3 mg |
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