Gerber Mealtime 2nd Foods Chicken & Gravy – Non-GMO Baby Food, 7g Protein, 20 Jars

Mealtime Purée for Growing Babies

Meat and poultry supply essential minerals for growing babies, including zinc and iron. Gerber Mealtime 2nd Foods Chicken & Gravy delivers a smooth chicken-forward puree in a 2.5-ounce glass jar, and comes as a convenient 20-jar pack for families planning meals with flexibility and consistency.

Each jar showcases a balanced blend of protein and flavor, designed to accompany your baby as they explore new textures and tastes. The product emphasizes careful sourcing and quality control, aligning with Gerber's long-standing commitment to wholesome ingredients and reliable testing before a product earns the Gerber name.

Why this matters for your baby’s mealtimes

Protein is present at about 7 grams per jar, contributing to a satisfying puree that's suitable for growing appetites. The product is Non-GMO Project verified and USDA inspected, with no added salt, artificial flavors, or colors, so families can feel confident in what lands on the spoon.

Gerber’s 2nd Foods line is designed to support baby-led exploration and spoon-fed experiences alike. The chicken and gravy puree is gently blended to create a smooth, palatable texture that can ease the transition from formulas or breast milk to solid foods while keeping taste approachable.

Two easy ways to use

• New tastes to explore: a variety of flavor combinations to broaden a baby’s palate without overwhelming new eaters.
• Wholesome nourishment: protein-rich chicken puree with minerals like zinc and iron, free from added salt or artificial additives.

• Pair with cereals or other cereals to build balanced meals as your baby grows.
• Serve as a smooth puree for early spoons or mix with gentle textures as textures evolve.

Packaging and quality: The product comes in 2.5-ounce glass jars, with a pack of 20 jars—designed for practical stocking and mealtimes. Gerber emphasizes quality testing and ingredient integrity, reflecting the brand’s ongoing partnership with families in the journey of early eating.