Science-based food introduction made easy

for babies 4-12 months

What babies taste early affects what they like later. Babies are born liking sweet, but vegetables take practice. The first months of eating are the easiest time to learn. The Taste Intro Kit contains the bitter and sour flavours they need and a 30-day plan to follow.

Shop the Taste Intro Kit – from 899 kr

Delivered frozen in the Stockholm region. Orders ship from 1st of November

Our first product

TheTaste Intro Kit

A month of flavour introduction, planned out. Mostly bitter and sour vegetables and berries chosen for the flavours babies need practice with.

12 frozen flavours for 30 days of tasting
Single-ingredient purées for 30 days of taste portions · Sour & bitter flavours · Organic ingredients
A 30-day plan for the fridge
Tick off one taste a day and see the progress.
2 silicone pre-spoons
The textured head that holds the purée, helps baby dip on their own.
Soft silicone bib
A deep pocket catches what falls. Food-safe soft silicone (LFGB-certified)
The Tiny Fingers Guide to Flavour Learning
All you need to know about early food introduction and flavour learning.

A few minutes a day. Thaw a cube, offer a tiny taste, tick it off.

For babies 4–12 months.

Some faces will be spectacular. That's the point: a scrunched face isn't rejection, it's learning.

Month 1 for 899 kr

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Built on research

Created from research on how babies learn to like food

Every flavour and every day of the plan follows what studies show about early flavour learning. It starts with milder sour and bitter flavours and moves to stronger ones step by step.

Taste can be learned

Rhubarb

Sweet: 0 of 5
Sour: 4 of 5
Bitter: 1 of 5

Every pouch shows how sweet, sour and bitter the flavour is. The plan starts low and works up, step by step.

+42–45%

In a Swedish study, babies given a planned introduction to vegetables, roots and berries from 4–6 months ate 42–45% more fruit and vegetables at 12 and 18 months.

OTIS study, Umeå University (Johansson et al. 2023)

3×

In an American study, babies who tasted green beans 8 days in a row ended up eating almost three times as much.

Forestell & Mennella 2007

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