Bobbie Organic Original Infant Formula

A: Hi Mallory! Soy oil is a source of fatty acids essential in infant nutrition. Unlike EU formulas, which often use palm oil, Bobbie includes organic soybean oil. Deciding between palm oil and soybean oil was tough, but we ultimately chose soybean oil as a more sustainable alternative to palm oil. Palm oil has also been linked to some digestive issues. Our USDA organic non-hydrogenated soybean oil is non-GMO and not grown with pesticides. Bobbie does not contain soy protein.

A: It is not a soy-based formula in terms of the protein source but contains soy lecithin, which is an emulsifier found in many foods

A: This is one of my ONLY issues with Bobbie. The soy needs to go. Otherwise, we love it!

A: it no longer contains soy, they updated their formula and now is exactly like European formula. we love it and the new update did not cause my baby any issues.

A: You said that EU formulas often use palm oil but Aptamil and Kendamil which are both in Target are from Europe don't have palm oil or soy.

A: Hello Nara! Bobbie formula is not suitable for babies with a cow milk protein allergy or dairy intolerance. If you need more information, don't hesitate to contact us directly. We are on standby ready to help!

A: I compared to Bobbie’s website vs Target in store, they are manufactured by different companies and the ingredients are different

A: Hi! No need for concern :) We offer a couple of different can sizes for our original infant formula, with 14.1 oz cans at Target stores nationwide and the 24 oz Biggie and 12.7 oz Bittie sizes exclusive to hibobbie.com. Bobbie Organic Gentle comes in a 14.1 oz can no matter where you buy it!

A: Hi Randy! No, Bobbie Organic and Bobbie Organic Gentle do not contain high fructose corn syrup.

A: The can states about 106 fl oz

A: Hi Eric! One can of Bobbie Organic formula makes about 105 fluid ounces.

A: The 14 ounce size can makes about 105 fl. oz.

A: Hello! The 14.1oz. can makes about 105 fluid ounces of formula.

A: The cans we just received expire next year in Nov 2024. But it just depends which batch they pick your order from. Once opened, the can expires after 30 days, regardless of printed expiration date.

A: Hello! Each can has its own specific expiration date stamped on the bottom of it. Once a can has been opened, remember to use the formula within 30 days. We are here to help at hello@hibobbie.com if you have more questions.

A: This is an excellent question for Target's customer service team! Please get in touch with them for this information by visiting their Contact Us page.

A: yes a scoop comes in evey can. It is usually way down in the middle. Never had a can that didn't come with one.

A: Hi Madison! Every can should contain a fresh scoop, which should be used when preparing Bobbie. A gram scale can be used to accurately measure a scoop. However, in a pinch, one scoop is roughly equivalent to 1.5 level tablespoons. We've shared this with our quality team—can you send us an email at hello@hibobbie.com so we can learn more?

A: Both are routine formulas designed for healthy, full-term infants and contain similar recipes. Both products are Clean Label Purity Award Winners contain a very similar nutritional profile, and are made to Bobbie’s impeccably high safety and quality standards. The key difference is that Bobbie Whole Milk Infant Formula’s fat blend includes fat from whole milk in addition to plant-based oils, whereas Bobbie Organic Original Infant Formula has a fat blend composed exclusively of plant-based oils. Bobbie Whole Milk Infant Formula includes 16% less added oil than Organic Original Infant Formula. Once thing to note is that Bobbie just launched a USDA Organic version of Whole Milk Infant Formula, and it is available on hibobbie.com!