New Organic Baby Food Line

Food Network Chef, Tyler Florence is now the co-founder of Sprout Organic Baby Food. When it comes to healthy and delicious food, Tyler Florence knows it all. As a chef and television star on the Food Network, he has proven his culinary knowledge and skill time and time again. Miles, Hayden and Dorothy can attest to that. His three children were surely his inspiration when co-founding Sprout – a healthy organic baby food company.

By now you probably know that organic products are healthier for you than products coated with pesticides or injected with hormones. Florence and partner Max MacKenzie agree, recently creating a baby food that you can be proud to serve your baby.

The Sprout Baby Food website states that children are more susceptible to the dangers of pesticides “because they eat more fruits and vegetables per unit of body weight than adults.” Think about how many bottles of sweet potatoes, carrots and bananas you truly go through!

It just takes a moment to look at the selection of organic baby foods to make your own mouth water. For six months and older, your child can dine on roasted butternut squash, roasted pears or baked sweet potatoes.

And the ingredients will make will make any mother happy. For instance, the sweet potato label includes the following: “Made with all certified organic ingredients. No artificial flavors, colors or preservatives. Ingredients: Organic Sweet Potatoes. Does not contain Milk, Nuts, Egg, Soy, Wheat, Gluten, Fish or Shellfish.” Can it get any healthier than that?

When your baby is seven months or older, the menu gets even better. Remember, we are talking about Tyler Florence, a Food Network chef. Selections include “Baked Sweet Potatoes and White Beans,” “Sweet Baby Carrots, Apples and Mango,” and our favorite, “Pasta with Lentil Bolognese.” The latter sounds like a dish served up on Tyler’s Ultimate.

Just remember, when you are feeding your little one these healthy organic favorites, it isn’t “one for you, two for me,” although you will certainly be tempted!