Mango Papaya Sweet Potato & Oats
Age: 8+ months
Support your baby’s vision and skin health with this 100% natural blend of Mango, Papaya, Sweet Potato, and Oats.
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Li'l Sprouts
Feeding
What they make: Ready-to-eat fruit and vegetable baby food purees ('FruGies') for babies six months and up.
How they're different: Says its purees are made in small batches from seasonal Indian fruits and vegetables with no added sugar and no preservatives.
Products (9)
Apple Mango Beetroot Oats
Power their heart and tummy with our Apple and Beetroot blend with Oats, designed to optimize circulation and digestion naturally.
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Spinach Apple Kiwi Makhana
Age: 8+ months
Introduce your baby to a world of flavours with Li'l Sprouts FruGies Spinach, Apple, Kiwi & Makhana Puree — a clean-label, ready-to-eat puree carefully crafted for babies 8 months and above.
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Carrot Kiwi Black grapes Ragi
Age: 8+ months
Fuel unstoppable energy with Ragi FruGie!
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Li’l Sprouts FruGies Super-8 Variety Box
Explore the Lil’ Sprouts FruGies Super 8 Variety Box—a clean label baby food range with 8 fruit & veggie blends, no added sugar or preservatives, perfect for daily feeding.
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Black Grapes and Banana Puree
Boost brain development and memory with Banana & Black Grapes FruGie—a naturally nutritious snack for growing babies.
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Papaya, Sweet Potato and Pomegranate Puree
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Pumpkin, Carrot, and Banana Puree
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Pomegranate, Banana, and Beetroot Puree
Promote gut health and digestion with Pomegranate, Beetroot & Banana baby food FruGie—100% clean label, no added sugar, no preservatives, fiber-rich and gentle on baby’s tummy.
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