New GERBER® Graduates Yogurt Melts (No.1 selling product in USA)

Yum! It’s time for yogurt! Toddlers can now enjoy nutritious yogurt in a fun way! Gerber® Yogurt Melts contain live and active cultures which is good for your baby’s digestion.

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GERBER® Graduates Yogurt Melts - Perfect snacks for toddlers

Yogurt is rich in calcium, aids digestion and is good for developing strong bones and teeth. It also contains important nutrients such as Vitamin A, C and E to support your toddler growth and development.

New GERBER® Graduates Yoghurt Melts offers great taste and nutrition in a fun and non-messy way. GERBER® Graduates Yogurt Melts are made from real yogurt and fruit that are blended together and freeze dried into a lightweight drop. No more cleaning-up for mums who want to give their toddlers a healthy snack that will end up in their tummies and not on their clothes..

GERBER® Graduates Yogurt Melts are targeted at mothers with toddlers aged 8 – 48 months. This is the only product offering the nutrition of real yogurt and fruit – without the mess. Thanks to the freeze-drying process, the live and active cultures are shelf-stable for up to one year – without any preservatives. Yogurt Melts also have an easy consistency and texture which is ideal for babies and toddlers to chew and swallow.

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No preservatives and no artificial colours or flavours added.
Available in 2 flavours: Strawberry and Mixed Berries

Selling at all major supermarkets.

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Selling price: $6.95

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