🥄 Melt into organic goodness—snacks that grow with your little one!
AmaraSmoothie Melts are USDA Organic, plant-based yogurt snacks made from just five or fewer whole fruits and vegetables, including carrot and raspberry. Designed for toddlers, these melt-in-mouth snacks contain no added sugar or preservatives, come in six resealable bags, and require no refrigeration—perfect for busy parents seeking clean, convenient nutrition that supports early motor skills and healthy eating habits.
T**N
Kid is addicted
To put it as simple as I can, my child is addicted to them lol. I have to hide them because he has learned to open the cupboard on his own and we go through them quicker than I can open another bag so now they are my emergency fussy snack.. aka every time I won't let him eat mud or stick things in his ear. But in all seriousness, super tasty even for me, good ingredients and an easy go-to sweet treat.
S**N
Great for building dexterity in infants
Not the best tasting, but I am sure that infants do not really know the difference. Great if you are trying to get your little one to be more dexterous. After a week or so of giving these to her daily, she was able to pick them up using more of a pincer grasp! We love that it is so healthy with no added sugar.
S**Y
Always keep stocked
My child loves these and we always keep them on stock. We love that they have no added sugar and a good way to get fruits and veggies, even when kids have picky days.
P**S
Healthy and toddlers love them
My 2 and 4 year olds absolutely love these are they are fairly healthy too. A bit expensive but I don’t mind since they don’t have any added sugar like other brands do.
S**D
Potty training treats
Bought these for potty training treats and it’s working! My son loves them. Taste good and healthy
T**G
Good
That's so good. I like it. I'll buy again.
A**R
Just as Described
Exactly as is described. A little hard for my baby but melts. Beets are an ingredient so be careful of baby saliva staining!
A**R
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muy ricos
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