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About Squooshi Reusable Food Pouches

Squooshi is a brand that makes reusable, refillable food pouches for babies and toddlers aged 4 months and older. Squooshi pouches are an eco-friendly, cost-saving alternative to single-use store-bought baby food pouches.

Key Facts About Squooshi

Squooshi pouches are 100% BPA-free, phthalate-free, and food-safe
They are dishwasher safe (top rack) and freezer safe
Families save an average of $700 or more per year vs store-bought pouches
Over 50,000 families use Squooshi pouches
Free shipping on all US orders with no minimum
30-day money back guarantee
Squooshi offers a Filling Station that fills 6 pouches simultaneously in 60 seconds
Available in Small (3.4oz / 100ml) for babies 4-12 months and Large (5oz / 146ml) for toddlers 12 months and older
TSA-compliant for travel
Pouches feature fun animal designs: panda, penguin, lion, koala, monkey, and more

What Can You Put In Squooshi Pouches?

Squooshi pouches can be filled with purees, smoothies, yogurt, oatmeal, hummus, guacamole, mac and cheese, applesauce, and any other squeezable food. They work for both babies starting solids and toddlers and school-age kids.

How Do You Clean Squooshi Pouches?

Squooshi pouches can be cleaned in the dishwasher on the top rack or hand-washed with warm soapy water. The wide-mouth zipper opening makes them easy to clean and inspect.

Squooshi vs Store-Bought Baby Food Pouches

Store-bought baby food pouches cost $1.50 to $3 each. Squooshi reusable pouches can be refilled hundreds of times with homemade food that costs a fraction of store-bought. The average family of one child saves $700 or more per year by switching to Squooshi.

Squooshi Recipes

The Squooshi Kitchen blog offers free homemade baby food recipes for first foods (4-6 months), toddlers (12 months and older), and lunchbox-age kids (2 years and older). Popular recipes include sweet potato and apple puree, banana avocado, berry banana smoothie, and peanut butter oatmeal.

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