Can you find baby meat puree and infant formula in Turkey?
From messages by 4 participants in 1 source · Last activity: 101 days ago
From messages by 4 participants in 1 source · Last activity: 101 days ago
TL;DR
Meat purees for babies are practically unavailable in Turkish shops — parents reported this in July 2026: stores mainly sell fruit pouches and a few vegetable ones, just a couple of flavours. Infant formula may differ from what your baby is used to, so parents recommend bringing meat purees and formula from home. In some hotels, unsalted, unsweetened porridge and a blender help out.
In early July 2026 parents wrote that meat baby food is practically absent in Turkey. At best, shops have fruit and vegetable purees, and the range is just a couple of flavours. Single-vegetable purees such as broccoli, cauliflower or courgette are not available either.
According to parents in July 2026, infant formula in Turkey may be completely different from what your baby is used to. Local baby food differs a lot, and new flavours need to be introduced gradually — by the time the baby adjusts, the holiday is over. So bring the usual formula and purees from home, with some to spare.
If your child is very young, parents in July 2026 advised bringing meat puree with you: for some reason shops do not stock it, and retail shelves mainly have fruit and a few vegetable options.
Food at the hotel can help: in July 2026 a mother said their hotel had porridge without salt or sugar and a blender, which makes it easier to prepare food for a little one.
Suitable food can also be found on the hotel menu: in July 2026 a mother wrote that her child eats pancakes, pasta and unseasoned dishes, while vegetables, rice or bulgur and cheese suit the adults. At the pool you can put together burgers.