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Buddy Fruits Review

The Twins really like blended fruits, but my daughter always refuses them since she sees them, as ‘baby food’ or ‘not for big kids, Mom!” When Buddy Fruits arrived at our house, I didn’t expect that all my girls would go crazy over them! Since their first pouch of Buddy Fruits, the Twins always request them for a snack and my daughter even asked them to be packed for her lunch {that’s a first!}.

What sets Buddy Fruits apart from other brands of blended fruits is that they are made out of fruit, and nothing else. Just to illustrate how healthy Buddy Fruits are, check this out:

  • NO preservatives
  • NO colorings
  • NO additives
  • NO fat
  • NO genetic modification
  • NO artificial flavorings
  • NO dairy or gluten
  • NOthing artificial
  • ONLY few calories
  • ONLY fruit and nothing else!

The husband and wife team behind Buddy Fruits came to the US from France on a family trip and were shocked find that they couldn’t find blended fruit in pouches for kids. With a culinary background {French Chef and restaurant owner}, this family brought their Buddy Fruit pouches back to the states and the rest was history. Talk about filling the need and succeeding!

For convenience, especially when on-the-go, Buddy Fruits come in a resealable pouch with lid. Just unscrew the cap, squeeze and eat! It’s fun for kids, tastes great and is so great for them! Buddy Fruits are great for tossing into the purse or diaper bag, and sending off to school! My only disappointment is that Buddy Fruits, in Canada, are only available in Vancouver {at whole Foods and London drugs}. Yet hopefully soon, they will expand to other cities!

I didn’t plan for my 2010 Holiday Gift Guide to include blended fruit, yet it’s been such a welcome and fabulous product for my kids, it certainly deserves to be included. When Christmas brings time for a ton of food, treats and snacks – what an ideal time for healthy and nutritious Buddy Fruits!

Disclosure: I was provided with product to facilitate this post, opinions are my own.

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  1. love that they borrowed the concept from NASA lunch pack for the Astronauts.

  2. I learned 1 Buddy Fruit + 1 Fresh Fruit and that you can find colouring sheets at the site for your kids.

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  23. I learned that they borrowed the concept of the juice pouches from NASA

  26. I learned that they are sold at some grocery stores near us, like Piggly Wiggly and Publix.

  29. They borrowed a concept invented by the NASA for the Astronauts : the lunch pack. Neat!

  39. I learned they come in 5 flavors, and are in lots of retailers in the States, so our next trip down there I wil definitley have to look for them.

  43. I learned that each Buddy Fruit pouch is equal to 1 serving of fruit

  45. I learned- have a shelf life of 12 months, with no refrigeration required

  49. I learned you can buy them online and they offer free shipping in the USA (except Alaska and Hawaii).

  61. I learned they borrowed a concept invented by the NASA for the Astronauts

  64. I found out that these have a shelf life of 12 months, with no refrigeration required. Not that they would ever last nearly that long at my house! 🙂

  65. I learned that they borrowed the concept of the juice pouches from NASA

  83. I like that this equals 1 serving of fruit. Would love to try this with my picky eater 18 month old!

  86. I learned that one Buddy Fruit is equal to a serving of one whole fruit.

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  104. learned 1 Buddy Fruit + 1 Fresh Fruit and that you can find colouring sheets at the site for your kids.

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  120. I was amazed by the fact that they have a cinnamon flavored drink. I don’t think I’ve ever heard of that before. I love cinnamon though and would like to try it myself.

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  127. Wow, what a great concept! I love that the owners philosophy is””Healthy can be pleasant, fun and delicious”! That is especially great when it comes to our kids!

  140. I love that 1 Buddy Fruits is equal to 1 fresh fruit. What an easy way for kids to get their daily servings!

  144. They have a shelf life of 12 months, with no refrigeration required!

  148. I went to the site and found out they are sold in walgreens and top food and drugs in the seattle area.

  157. I learned that 1 Buddy Fruits is equal to 1 fresh fruit and I am super excited that these are avaiable at London Drugs!

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  169. I did not realize this product was sold so close to home. They even have them at Wal-greens. What a great snack idea for on the go.

  170. One selling point via their website: No spoon, no mess, no waste.

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