Nutrition database
Baby foods nutrition facts
Baby foods, cereals, juices and infant formulas as USDA measured them, including branded products. Formulas change often, so check the current package for the product you use.
Per-100 g figures compare foods on equal weight. Per-serving figures in the table use each food's default USDA serving.
Baby foods compared, per 100 g
- Most protein per 100 g: Baby Food High Protein Apple Orange Dry (25.4 g), Enfamil Enfagrow Soy Toddler Powder (15.7 g), Next Step ProSobee Lipil Powder (15.6 g).
- Fewest calories per 100 g: Gerber Bottled Water No Added Fluoride (0), Electrolyte Solution Fluid Replacement (10), Baby Food Carrots Toddler (21).
- Most fiber per 100 g: Clif Z Bar (8.3 g), Baby Food Mixed Cereal with Bananas Dry (7.8 g), Baby Food Oatmeal Cereal with Fruit Toddler (7.8 g).
Other categories
- Fruits
- Vegetables
- Meat
- Poultry
- Fish and seafood
- Dairy and eggs
- Grains, rice and pasta
- Bread and baking
- Beans and legumes
- Nuts and seeds
- Fats and oils
- Sweeteners
- Sweets and snacks
- Herbs, spices and flavorings
- Deli meats and sausages
- Condiments and sauces
- Soups and broths
- Beverages
- Meals, entrees and side dishes
- Fast food and restaurant meals
- American Indian and Alaska Native foods
From a food to a label for your product
Every food page has a "Use in a recipe" button. It opens the label generator with that food already in your recipe. Add the other ingredients and amounts and the generator calculates the Nutrition Facts label, the %DV and the serving from the same USDA data.