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Bobbie

Organic Original

4.1Editorial score · how we rate

Our verdict

The cleanest ingredient list in American formula: USDA Organic, 100% lactose, zero palm/soy/corn anything, EU-level DHA, and a published 60:40 whey ratio. It earned Consumer Reports' top-choice nod after contaminant testing, and the subscription rarely leaves parents stranded. You pay for it per ounce — the small cans sting — but nothing on US shelves out-purists it.

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Typically $27.99 for 14.1 oz (400g) can · $1.99/oz

Score breakdown

Tummy friendliness
How gently parents report it sits: gas, spit-up, constipation themes in real feedback.
4.5
Ingredient quality
Protein/carb/fat sources, extras like HMOs and probiotics, and what's left out.
5.0
Value
Price per ounce versus what you get. Cheap and great beats pricey and great.
3.0
Availability
How easy it is to find in stores and online when you need it at 11pm.
4.0
Mixability
Clumping, foaming, and how it dissolves — small thing, matters daily.
4.0

What's great

  • USDA Organic with an EU-style recipe (meets EU DHA and iron guidance) made for the US market
  • Palm-oil-free and 100% lactose carbohydrate source
  • Published 60:40 whey:casein ratio for a whey-dominant profile
  • Widely available: DTC subscription plus Target, Walmart, Whole Foods, Costco.com, Amazon
  • 15% price reduction announced; Target price $27.99/can, Walmart listing seen at $24.97

Worth knowing

  • Small 14.1 oz cans mean more frequent repurchasing than 21-28 oz competitors
  • Higher price per ounce than Kendamil, Earth's Best, and most mainstream formulas
  • Original recipe does not advertise added HMOs or probiotics (ingredient list shows no GOS/FOS or B. lactis)

What's in it

ProteinOrganic nonfat milk + organic whey protein concentrate; 60:40 whey-to-casein ratio (published by Bobbie)
Carbs100% organic lactose (no corn syrup, maltodextrin, or sucrose)
FatsOrganic high-oleic safflower/sunflower oil, organic canola (rapeseed) oil, organic coconut oil, organic linoleic sunflower/safflower oil; no palm oil, no soy oil (no palm oil)
Key features60:40 whey:casein ratio · DHA at 20 mg/100 kcal from algal oil (Schizochytrium sp.) - EU-required level · ARA from Mortierella alpina oil · USDA Organic and Clean Label Project certified · No corn syrup, maltodextrin, sucrose, palm oil, or soy oil · Named a Consumer Reports Top Choice after heavy-metals/toxics testing of 41 brands
Stage0-12 months
Formspowder
Where to find itDTC subscription at hibobbie.com (10% off with subscription) plus wide retail: Target ($27.99), Walmart, Whole Foods, Meijer, Wegmans, Thrive Market, Costco.com (2-pack seen at $36.99), and Amazon

Note: Price per oz computed from Target's $27.99 / 14.1 oz = $1.99. Costco.com 2-pack ($36.99) works out to ~$1.31/oz, the cheapest verified Bobbie price. Bobbie also launched an Organic Whole Milk formula at Target (April 2026) - a separate product from Organic Original. ASIN B0D2RK7LYW seen in an amazon.com/dp URL for the 14.1 oz Organic Original can.

Best for

Parents who want a USDA Organic, European-style recipe without importing from EuropeCombo-feeding families (marketed and reviewed favorably for supplementing breastfeeding)Parents avoiding palm oil, corn syrup, and soy oil

What parents say

Recurring themes we found across public parent discussions (https://www.hibobbie.com/blogs/bobbieu/babylist-named-bobbie-the-best-organic-formula-of-2025-heres-why (Babylist Best Organic Formula 2025), https://pickyeaterblog.com/bobbie-formula-review/, https://newmodernmom.com/blog/bobbie-infant-formula-review/, https://mommyhood101.com/bobbie-organic-formula-review) — not reviews submitted on this site.

Loved

  • Gentle on babies' stomachs; families frequently report fewer gas/discomfort episodes
  • Trust in ingredient transparency, organic certification, and absence of corn syrup/palm oil
  • Subscription service praised for reliable supply and customer support
  • Fits well into combo-feeding routines

Common complaints

  • Price is a recurring complaint (partly addressed by the announced 15% price cut)
  • Small can size relative to competitors noted in reviews

Common questions

Is Bobbie really 'European-style'?

Its recipe follows EU guidance on DHA levels and iron and skips ingredients EU parents avoid (corn syrup, palm oil) — but it's made for the US market and USDA Organic certified, so you get the recipe without gray-market import risks.

Where can I buy Bobbie besides the subscription?

Target, Walmart, Whole Foods, Costco.com, Amazon and other retailers carry it — the subscription (with a discount) is optional, not required. Costco's two-packs are typically the cheapest per ounce.

Does Bobbie have HMOs or probiotics?

The Original recipe doesn't advertise added HMOs or probiotics — its pitch is purity of the base recipe. If gut-health additives are your priority, compare Happy Baby (prebiotics + probiotics) or Similac 360 (five HMOs).

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