Bobbie Organic Original Infant Formula
Bobbie · Organic
Bobbie Organic Original is Bobbie's flagship infant formula — a USDA Organic, European-style recipe made in FDA-registered US facilities. It uses organic lactose as its only carbohydrate source (no corn syrup solids or maltodextrin) and a whey-forward protein blend with the same 60:40 whey-to-casein ratio found in breast milk. The fat blend skips palm oil entirely, and DHA and ARA come from algal and fungal oil sources rather than fish oil. It's the formula most Bobbie parents start with before branching into the brand's Gentle or Whole Milk recipes.
0–12 months
At a glance
- USDA Organic and EU Organic certified
- European-style recipe with a 60:40 whey-to-casein protein ratio, closer to breast milk
- 100% organic lactose as the carbohydrate source — no corn syrup solids or maltodextrin
- No palm oil in the fat blend
- DHA and ARA from algal and fungal oil sources
- Current recipe does not use soy-derived ingredients
- Manufactured in FDA-registered US facilities
- Clean Label Project Purity Award certified
Nutrition
Per 100 kcal unless otherwise noted
| Nutrient | Amount |
|---|---|
| Protein | 2.05 g |
| Fat | 5.5 g |
| Carbohydrates | 10.4 g |
| DHA | 20 mg |
| ARA | 20 mg |
| MFGM | Not added |
| Iron | 1.2 mg |
Ingredients
Certifications & dietary info
Certifications
Dietary facts
- Palm oil free
- Yes
- Corn syrup free
- Yes
- Soy free
- Yes
- Organic
- Yes
- Carbohydrate source
- lactose
Contains
Other tags
Safety & recall history
None on record
None on record
Origin & manufacturing
- Country of origin
- USA
- Manufactured in
- USA
- FDA registered
- Yes
Why parents consider it
USDA Organic + EU Organic certified, with a Clean Label Project Purity Award. European-inspired recipe — 60:40 whey-to-casein ratio like breast milk. 100% lactose carbohydrate — no corn syrup solids or maltodextrin. No palm oil in the fat blend. Current recipe does not use soy-derived ingredients. Made in FDA-registered US facilities, widely available at Target.
Worth knowing
Bobbie manufactures this formula at two different plants, and the published spec sheets for each show different ARA levels (20 mg vs. 34 mg per 100 kcal) — worth checking the can label. Premium price relative to mainstream US formulas. Bobbie's own DTC store prices by 2-can bundle or subscription, so single-can cost is less transparent than shelf pricing at Target. No added prebiotics or probiotics in the base recipe.
Our plain-English take
Bobbie's original recipe is the brand's most established product and the one most of its nutrition literature is built around. It's a solid, well-documented organic option, though Bobbie sources it from two manufacturing partners (Nature's One in Ohio and PBM Nutritionals in Vermont) whose official spec sheets don't fully agree on ARA content — a detail worth flagging to parents who ask, and worth re-checking against a physical can before this entry is finalized.
Recall history
Last reviewed
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