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Sprout Baby Food in Smoothies?

by Addicted to Saving on July 29, 2010

You all may not realize it, but I read each and every comment that is posted on AddictedtoSaving.com  :)   As you should know, this week at Publix, we can score FREE Sprout Organic Baby Food at Publix.  (Go HERE to see this week’s Publix sales/coupon matchups)  Today, Chrystalm left a comment that left me thinking.  She said, “The sprout baby food is great in smoothies. If you like to eat healthy they have a green bean/peas/mint combination that is wonderful in smoothies. Easier on your blenders also. I have a vitamix blender so I just threw in the veggies, added some fruit and taadaa a wonderfull green smoothie. Good organic veggies at a fraction of the price. Gotta love couponing.”

Chrystalm’s comment made me want to do a little research.. I went to Sproutbabyfood.com to find out the nutritional content of this product.  Here is the information given for Sweet Peas & Garden Green Beans: “Made with all certified organic ingredients. No artificial flavors, colors or preservatives.  Ingredients: Organic Peas, Organic Green Beans, Filtered Water, Organic Mint.  Allergen Information: Does not contain Milk, Nuts, Egg, Soy, Wheat, Gluten, Fish or Shellfish.”  Not bad!  No added sugars or ingredients that I can’t pronounce which tells me this is legitimately organic!  And, one serving has only 60 calories, 4 grams of dietary fiber (this is important when you are trying to eat healthy) and one/half a serving of protein at 4 grams. 

What do you think?  Are you as intrigued by the concept of making smoothies out of this food as I am?  Below is the scenario to score you FREE Sprout Baby Food at Publix this week!

Sprout Organic Baby Food, Assorted Varieties, 3.5oz pkg BOGO $0.99 for two
-B1G1 Sprout Baby Food Publix Smart Savings Booklet (exp 8/31/2010) **Buy 2, use one B1G1, makes them FREE

{ 7 comments… read them below or add one }

Kelly July 29, 2010 at 3:45 pm

I use baby food often in smoothies. I also mix it with plain or vanilla yogurt or with cottage cheese. It’s much better for you than the yogurt or cottage cheese w/ the fruit provided b/c it has not sugar.

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colleen July 29, 2010 at 3:50 pm

I am going to get it to donate to a local childrens home

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Kim July 29, 2010 at 4:23 pm

It really bugs me that both Publix and Kroger advertise BOGO sales, but they actually ring up at 50% off. So you can’t match a BOGO coupon. :-(

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Liza July 29, 2010 at 4:32 pm

Kim – what state do you live in? It sounds like you aren’t in FL where we have “true B1G1 sales”. :( Although, I’m wondering if you live in the land of doubles? Are your coupons doubled?

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Mary July 29, 2010 at 4:28 pm

I love the idea and can’t wait to try it. I’m always looking for ways to sneak in veggies for my twins. I would love to hear recipes for for smoothies, etc using the Sprout baby food if anyone has any. I am cooking-challenged. :-)

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carmen July 29, 2010 at 4:55 pm

yuck! lol. I think I am going to stick with feeding this to my daughter. ah. If I have time, I guess I’ll try it. or at least make a smoothie for my husband and son and see if they like it.

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em July 29, 2010 at 7:45 pm

Is this non- perishable item?

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