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‘Ofukuro’ – My favourite Japanese organic baby food brand

I cook most of my baby’s food, but sometimes when we run out of vegetables in the fridge or if we forget to take it with us, it is handy to have some jars of baby food just in case. I’ve tried a few brands, and so far my favourite is called ‘Ofukuro‘, which means ‘mum’s home cooking’. It is from Niigata, is made from all organic ingredients, and is delicious!!

Places I have seen Ofukuro Organic Baby Food:

Cost: 400yen / 222g jar

Happy Baby Food Eating!

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6 thoughts on “‘Ofukuro’ – My favourite Japanese organic baby food brand

  1. Joey says:

    Brent gobbled his jar of Ofukuro once we got back home. Decent quantity for the hungry lad as well!

  2. Amy says:

    Thanks for sharing this….you are my life saver 😉 we had long trip to Kuala Lumpur and Singapore then realize that my baby food is out when we get in Kyoto. Lucky, Takashimaya close to our hotel and seriously my baby loved Ofukuro!

    1. Kate says:

      Hi Amy, thanks for your message! So glad you could find Ofukuro. Hope you have a wonderful trip! Kate xx

  3. Dara says:

    Thank you very much Kate for your blog I discovered today!! Very interesting post that will help me here in Japan 🙂 My little princess was born here in Kobe one year ago and I was looking for organic food without added sugar and salt for my baby. I wish we could live in Tokyo as I am sure there are more choice of things for my baby but so far I am coping in Kansai 🙂
    Cheers, Jackie

  4. ebony.jago says:

    Hi Kate, my baby has an allergy to dairy and soy. Do you know if any of this baby range is Dairy and Soy free?
    Thanks in advance
    Ebony.

    1. Kate says:

      Hi Ebony, thank you for your message. Each Ofukuro flavour has different ingredients, so I recommend to ask the shop staff for help. That would be the safest way to double check! If you haven’t arrived in Japan yet, I do recommend to bring baby food with you if your baby has allergies, or you could stay in an apartment-style hotel which has a kitchen so you can make the baby food each day. You can also check my post for some more tips: https://www.tokyourbanbaby.com/2017/01/7-places-to-eat-in-japan-if-your-child-has-allergies/

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