Fruit puree "Agusha": types, composition, reviews

2025 Author: Priscilla Miln | [email protected]. Last modified: 2025-01-22 17:55

Complete and proper nutrition is the key to good growth and development of the baby. In the diet of a child, not only proteins, fats, carbohydrates, but also vitamins, minerals, which are saturated with fruits and vegetables, must be present. Baby fruit puree "Agusha" can be the first food for your baby and complement his balanced menu.

Production country

Today, the trademark "Agusha" belongs to PepsiCo - the largest Russian company producing food and beverages. In addition, one of its main activities is the processing of raw milk.

Agusha fruit puree is made at the Russian baby food plant. Dairy products, cereals, meat purees and juices for babies are also produced under this brand.

Views

Parents have the opportunity to pamper their little gourmets with single-component and multi-component Agusha fruit purees, which includeseveral fruits. The World He alth Organization recommends introducing fruits to infants after they have tried and become accustomed to vegetables or cereals. Otherwise, the child may refuse tasteless vegetables or unleavened cereals, initially trying sweet and tasty fruit purees.

Pediatricians advise starting with one-component products, such as a green apple. It is considered the most hypoallergenic and harmless. Usually, complementary foods in the form of complementary foods are introduced from six months, but fruit puree "Agusha" with apple flavor can be introduced from four months, as indicated on the product packaging.

Among the main types of fruit "Agushi" there are those that are given to children from different ages, for example:

• From 4 months. The manufacturer calls this category "First Spoon". This includes one-component purees with apple or pear flavor and two-component purees: apple-peach, apple-pear ("Agusha" recommends giving it from 5 months).
• From 6 months. Here the range is expanding significantly, and the choice is becoming more interesting and diverse. After all, by this age, the baby needs to update his diet and try different foods that meet his needs. For six-month-old children "Agusha" offers apple-banana, apple-peach, banana, multifruit puree. The child must definitely appreciate the new product from "Agushi" in the form of fruit and berry platter. This is a combination of a juicy apple with he althy berries such as raspberries, rose hips, blackberries and strawberries. But also onThe manufacturer's experimental solutions do not end there. Agusha launches biscuit flavored apple-banana puree.

From 12 months. In terms of ingredients, this category does not differ from the previous groups. They make this fruit puree "Agusha" from apples, pears, bananas and peaches. But the consistency is different. These purees contain whole pieces of fruit. By 12 months, the average child has 10-12 teeth already, so he is interested in eating and chewing pieces of fruit, and not just swallowing liquid puree

Composition

The main component of the product is sterilized fruit puree, brought to a homogeneous consistency, i.e. homogenized. The only exception is "Agusha" with whole pieces of fruit. The packaging indicates that the puree is reconstituted. This term implies a special production technology, in which a concentrated product is restored with special purified water, bringing it to the desired state.

The composition of one-component (allowed from 4 months) fruit puree "Agusha" (pear and apple) includes only these fruits, while there are no dyes, stabilizers, preservatives, GMOs, starch and sugar. The same applies to the two-component apple-peach and apple-pear Agushi, introduced from 5 months.

In puree, allowed from 6 months and consisting of one or more ingredients, add acidity regulator - citric acid orantioxidant - ascorbic acid. The composition of the novelty with the taste of fruit and berry platter includes concentrated apple juice. And Biscuit Flavored Banana Agusha contains natural biscuit flavor.

Based on the information indicated on the label, Agusha baby fruit puree is made from natural ingredients and does not contain harmful additives. The nutritional value of the product is quite high, as evidenced by the content of potassium in it, which is necessary for the full development of the child.

Packaging

Packaging of fruit puree "Agusha" differs in appearance by the color of the label, the shape and volume of the jar.

The design of the products is bright, memorable and eye-catching. Fruit and a little boy are drawn on a white background with an orange or purple stripe at the bottom, and the name of the trademark is full of the center. The color of the stripes matches the color of the cap and indicates the age at which you can start mashing. The new fruit and berry line is presented in raspberry colors and is sold in soft doy-packs with a screw cap.

The packaging itself is of two types and several volumes:

• glass jars - 105g, 115g, 190g, 200g;
• doypacks - 90 g.

Price

The cost of the product is acceptable, so it does not hit the pocket of the average citizen much. For example, for a jar of 115 g or a doypack of 90 g, as a rule, the buyer will pay no more than 50 rubles. At the same time, the company often promotes its products withusing discounts. During such periods, the cost of mashed potatoes can be reduced to 30 rubles. It is most profitable to buy a jar of 200 g, since it costs only a dozen rubles more, and its volume is 2 times larger.

Reviews

Most of the reviews about Agusha fruit puree are positive. Favorable price, adequate shelf life, convenient packaging volume, natural components, absence of harmful substances and additives attract buyers.

Mom's confidence in the product increases when you see the sign of voluntary certification and quality standard on the label. Parents also note the convenience of packaging doypack, which you can take with you for a walk or on the road and easily feed your baby from it. The information on the label is also positively evaluated, in which the manufacturer indicates how to properly introduce puree into the baby's complementary foods.

Although there are negative reviews from parents. They note that their children developed allergies after eating the product.