Organic Peanut Powder | Baby Friendly Peanut Introduction
Allermix Organic Peanut Powder | Baby Friendly Peanut Introduction A simple and confident way to start or maintain peanuts at home. Made from 100% roasted organic peanuts and milled to a fine texture that mixes smoothly into purées, oatmeal, or yogurt with no added sugar, salt, or oils.
- Single ingredient pouch
- Real food. No additives
- Made in Canada
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Description
Allermix Organic Peanut Powder | Baby Friendly Peanut Introduction
A simple and confident way to start or maintain peanuts at home. Made from 100% roasted organic peanuts and milled to a fine texture that mixes smoothly into purées, oatmeal, or yogurt with no added sugar, salt, or oils.
Why parents choose Allermix
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Certified organic, 100% single ingredient: Just roasted organic peanuts powder. No preservatives, sweeteners, salt, or oils.
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Ultra-fine & lump-free: Mixes easily into baby’s usual foods for tiny tastes.
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Versatile: Can be stirred into any warm cereals, fruit/veggie purées, or yogurt.
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Made for families practicing food introduction: Practical for infants and toddlers as part of a varied diet.
Who it’s for: Parents who want a food-first, simple way to introduce and maintain peanuts to babies and toddlers without the hassle.
How to use (step-by-step)
Start small: Mix a tiny pinch (⅛–¼ tsp) into a familiar food.
Observe: Offer when baby is healthy and alert; watch closely for 2 hours.
Build gradually: If tolerated, increase the amount over future feeds.
Keep it routine: Include peanut on a regular basis as part of your child’s diet.
Tip: Combine with runny purées or stir into oatmeal or yogurt.
Check out How To Introduce Peanuts to Babies: A Step by Step Guide for more information.
Ingredients & Nutrition
Ingredients: Organic roasted peanut powder (nothing else).
Allergens: Contains peanut. Packed in an SQF-compliant facility with strict allergen controls. Always check the package label for allergen information.
Storage: Reseal tightly. Store in a cool, dry place. Use within 60 days of opening or freeze for longer freshness.
Safety notes
This is a food product and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure and/or prevent any disease. Please talk to your health care provider before trying this product if your child has a history of severe eczema or other food allergies.
FAQs
Is organic peanut powder good for introducing peanut to babies?
Yes! Its smooth texture lets you start with very small, measurable amounts, which many families find practical when beginning peanut introduction.
How do I introduce peanut to my baby safely?
Offer a tiny amount mixed into a familiar, smooth food when your baby is healthy and attentive. Increase gradually if tolerated and keep peanut in the diet regularly. Consult your primary care provider for personalized guidance.
What can I mix peanut powder with for infants?
Try fruit or veggie purées, thin oatmeal, or yogurt.
What’s the difference between peanut powder and peanut butter?
Peanut powder is dry and blends into foods without added oil, salt, or sugar which makes it easier to eat.
Introducing more than peanut?
Make it simple with our Allermix Introduction Kit: The Basics and our Allermix Introduction Kit: Tree Nuts designed to introduce allergens to your little ones with confidence.
Ingredients
Organic peanut powder
Contains: peanut
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Have Questions? Find Your Answers
Stir a small amount into a food your baby already eats and serve it as usual. Once peanut is part of your baby's diet, keep offering it regularly.
At least weekly. Once your baby tolerates a food, keep it in their regular meals. Allermix maintenance kits help with this step.
Reseal tightly and keep it in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.
Each Allermix packet and pouch contains only the single food listed and is packed in an SQF compliant facility with strict allergen controls. Always check your package label for allergen information.
Talk to your health care provider if your baby has severe eczema, a diagnosed food allergy, or has reacted to a food before. Guidelines recommend early introduction for these higher-risk babies too, so don't delay.