8809728181501

Shake Baby Protein Shake Cookie & Cream

8809728181501
Brand
Shake Baby
Registered in
South Korea
Producer code
9728
Product code
18150

Nutrition Facts

Nutrition Facts
Amount per 100 g
Calories 398
% Daily Value*
Total fat 16 g 20%
Saturated fat Members only
Sodium Members only
Total carbohydrate 44 g 16%
Protein 29 g
Calcium Members only
Iron Members only
Potassium Members only

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About this product

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The barcode 8809728181501 is associated with Shake Baby Protein Shake – Cookie & Cream flavor, a product marketed as a meal replacement or protein supplement for infants and young children. Below are key details based on available information:

Product Overview

  • Brand/Manufacturer: Shake Baby (a brand under Nutricia, a subsidiary of Danone, though some distributors may vary).
  • Category: Infant/child formula, protein shake, or meal replacement powder.
  • Target Audience: Typically marketed for children aged 1–10 years (or as directed by a pediatrician) as a high-protein supplement or alternative to regular meals.
  • Form: Powdered concentrate that is mixed with water or milk before consumption.

Key Features

  • Protein Source: Likely contains whey protein isolate (common in infant/child formulas) and may include other protein blends.
  • Flavor Profile: Cookie & Cream, suggesting a sweet, dessert-like taste (often appealing to children).
  • Nutritional Claims: May emphasize high protein content, balanced macronutrients, or easy digestion for growing kids. Some versions include prebiotics, vitamins, and minerals to support development.
  • Packaging: Typically a single-serve pouch or jar (e.g., 100g–200g) for convenience.

Potential Warnings & Concerns

  1. Age Restrictions
    • Not for infants under 1 year unless specifically approved by a pediatrician. Most infant formulas (e.g., Similac, Enfamil) are designed for 0–12 months, while Shake Baby is usually for 1+ years.
    • Overuse in young children (especially under 2) may lead to nutrient imbalances (e.g., excessive protein or sugar) or digestive issues.

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