Crediting Store-bought Combination Baby Foods

Combination baby foods are foods that include a mixture of two or more foods, such as meat and vegetables. Under certain circumstances, these foods may be counted toward a reimbursable infant meal or snack in the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP). Before serving a store-bought combination baby food, check with your State agency or sponsoring organization. It may require you to have the baby food packaging, a Product Formulation Statement, or another form of documentation to show how the food credits toward the CACFP infant meal pattern.

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