Wild Caught Salmon Teriyaki

With Organic Veggies & Teriyaki Sauce

4.6

Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars

45 Reviews

Regular price $45.82

Ingredients

Wild Caught Salmon Teriyaki: Organic Purple Carrot, Organic Sweet Potato, Wild Caught Salmon (Sockeye, Coho and/or Keta Salmon), Water, Organic Portabello Mushroom, Organic Kale, Organic Olive Oil, Organic Tomato Paste, Organic Coconut Aminos, Organic Apple Cider Vinegar, Organic Garlic, Organic Ginger. Contains: Fish (Salmon), Tree Nut (Coconut)

Product Details

Salmon Teriyaki Baby Food Pouch

Introducing our Wild Caught Salmon Teriyaki baby food pouch which offers a taste of Japanese-inspired cuisine tailored to young palates, ensuring your little one gets nourishment from our organic ingredients while being introduced to global flavors in every bite. We've carefully blended wild-caught salmon baby food with organic sweet potatoes and purple carrots, all enveloped in a delightful teriyaki sauce made from premium coconut aminos and a touch of herbs and spices. A nutritious and flavorful choice for your baby's culinary journey!

1 serving = 1/4 cup vegetables

FAQs

Are these products spicy?

Spices are incorporated for their flavor-enhancing properties and are positioned as the final few ingredients on each list, which means a lower usage percentage compared to other ingredients in the recipe. The flavor profile of our World Explorer pouches are not intended to be spicy or hot.

Can my Serenity Kids pouches be microwaved?

No. Our pouches are designed to be enjoyed at room temperature, but if your babe prefers them warm or you’ve stored an open pouch in the refrigerator, we suggest that you place the pouch in hot water or a bottle warmer. Do not microwave.

How soon can babies eat meat?

A little-known truth is that fatty meats are actually a great first food for your little one. A baby's stomach already contains all the enzymes necessary to digest meat and breastmilk is animal fat and protein. Therefore, other animal fats and proteins are ideal first solid foods because of their nutrient density! You can read more about that on our blog here!