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Bought by parents looking for clean-label first foods, this pouch is about as close to 'just fruit' as a commercially packaged product gets — three ingredients, zero added sugar, zero synthetic additives, and sub-2 mg sodium per serve. The main flag is minor: vitamin C is added (likely as an antioxidant to preserve colour and extend shelf life), so the claim 'nothing but the fruit' is a small stretch. Parents with babies who have a history of IBS-type gut sensitivity or known birch-pollen OAS should note that apple is high-FODMAP and can occasionally cause oral allergy reactions, though the cooking/blending process largely neutralises OAS risk. For the vast majority of healthy 6-month-plus babies, this is a straightforward, low-risk complementary food with no hidden sugars, no preservatives, and no artificial colours or flavours.
