Once Upon a Farm Strawberry, Coconut & Sweet Potato Puffed Sorghum Snack – Non-GMO, 1.5oz (6-Pack)

Wholesome, simple ingredients for curious eaters

Introducing Once Upon a Farm Strawberry, Coconut & Sweet Potato Puffed Sorghum Snacks. These fruit & veggie puffs are crafted with a clean ingredient approach, featuring avocado oil and a sorghum base. The result is a light, airy texture that dissolves easily, designed with little hands in mind. Flavors blend ripe strawberry, creamy coconut, and natural sweet potato to create a familiar, kid-friendly profile that parents can feel confident about.

With a focus on accessibility and ease, this snack supports early self-feeding efforts while keeping ingredients small in scope. The puffs are non-GMO and intentionally free from rice, corn, or cassava, offering a simple, transparent option for growing eaters.

Texture, flavor, and sensory appeal

• Delicate, melt-in-your-mouth texture that promotes safe self-feeding and gentle mouth exploration.
• Balanced fruit-and-vegetable flavors deliver a familiar, approachable taste experience for little taste buds.

Snack time that travels with you

• PACK-AND-SNACK CANISTER provides a pantry-safe, portable multi-serve solution for home or daycare.
• Delightful for on-the-go families, easily tucked into a diaper bag or lunch bag for quick, tidy snacking.

Designed for growing eaters

• Designed for babies 8+ months, with a fast-dissolving puff that supports independent eating and safe self-feeding practice.
• Encourages motor skill development and the pincer grasp through hands-on exploration and self-directed feeding.

Brand story and trust

Once Upon a Farm is co-founded by Jennifer Garner, bringing a nutrition-forward mindset to baby and toddler snacks. The brand emphasizes clarity in ingredients and purpose-driven products to support families on busy days.

Putting it into practice

In everyday moments, these puffs can become a reliable, approachable snack during meals, playdates, or quick transitions. While individual results may vary, parents may notice easier self-feeding, more varied texture experiences for little ones, and snack routines that fit into a growing child’s routine without overwhelming flavor or texture.