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Aussie Bubs Formula Review (2026): Goat, Organic and Supreme Lines Compared

Aussie Bubs makes goat milk, organic grass-fed and premium “Supreme” formulas in Australia. We compare each line, what is inside, and which one fits your baby.

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Aussie Bubs Goat Milk Infant FormulaOur score: 8.7/10
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Aussie Bubs at a glance

Aussie Bubs key facts
Made inAustralia
LinesGoat Milk, Organic Grass Fed, Supreme
StagesStage 1 (0–6 mo), Stage 2 (6–12 mo), toddler (12+ mo)
Free fromPalm oil and corn syrup (per brand)
RecognitionClean Label Project Purity Award; First 1,000 Day Promise (per brand)
Where to buyAmazon, select retailers, Granola Baby

Which Aussie Bubs line is right for you?

Aussie Bubs Goat Milk

The line most parents look at. It uses goat milk as the base and comes in Stage 1, Stage 2 and toddler versions. It is a good fit if you want goat milk but need a widely sold option.

Aussie Bubs Goat Milk Infant Formula (Stage 1)
Aussie Bubs Goat Milk Infant Formula (Stage 1)

0–6 months

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Aussie Bubs Goat Milk Follow-on (Stage 2)
Aussie Bubs Goat Milk Follow-on (Stage 2)

6–12 months

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Aussie Bubs Organic Grass Fed

A certified organic cow’s milk formula from grass-fed Australian cows — a good alternative for parents who prefer cow’s milk but want organic ingredients.

Aussie Bubs Organic Grass Fed Infant Formula
Aussie Bubs Organic Grass Fed Infant Formula

0–6 months

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Aussie Bubs Supreme

Bubs’ premium cow’s milk formula with added nutrients. Check the label for the latest ingredient list.

Baby drinking a bottle of Aussie Bubs formula

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Goat, organic and premium lines in one brand
  • Australian-made
  • No palm oil or corn syrup (per brand)

Cons

  • Harder to find in some stores
  • Pricier than mainstream brands
  • Line names can be confusing

Who Aussie Bubs is best for

Aussie Bubs is a great fit for families who want goat milk but also want the option to switch to an organic cow’s milk formula within the same brand. If your baby has signs of allergy, talk to your pediatrician before trying goat milk.

Aussie Bubs vs. alternatives

Feature
Our top pick
Aussie Bubs
Aussie Bubs
Milk baseGoat or cow's milk (by line)Whole goat milkGoat milkCow's milk
ProteinIntact milk proteinsGoat whey + casein (naturally A2-type)Goat whey + caseinIntact whey + casein
Main carbohydrateLactoseLactoseLactoseLactose
Organic certificationOrganic line availableCheck labelNot organic (non-GMO)USDA Organic
Palm oilNo (per brand)None (palm-oil free)Check labelCheck label
Notable add-insDHA; lines varyOlive oil in fat blendGOS prebiotics, DHA/ARA, sn-2 palmitateDHA
Stages sold in U.S.Stage 1, 2, toddlerInfant, follow-on, toddlerInfant, toddler, juniorInfant (0–12 mo), Gentle
Made inAustraliaNew ZealandNetherlandsUSA
Where to buyCheck price Shop LittleOakCheck price Shop Bobbie

Specs reflect manufacturer labels at time of review. Formulas change — always check the current label.

Frequently asked questions

Is Aussie Bubs sold in the U.S.?

Yes. Aussie Bubs formulas are sold in the U.S. through retailers and online, including Amazon.

Is Aussie Bubs goat milk formula organic?

The Organic Grass Fed line is certified organic. The Goat Milk line is a separate product; check its label for certifications.

Aussie Bubs vs. Kabrita: which goat formula is better?

Both are well-made goat milk formulas. Aussie Bubs is made in Australia and offers organic cow’s milk options too; Kabrita is made in the Netherlands and adds GOS prebiotics. See our goat milk guide.

How we review baby formula

Granola Baby is an independent guide for parents navigating formula feeding. Every review is researched against manufacturer labels, U.S. regulatory requirements, and published guidance from pediatric organizations, then updated when formulas, prices, or safety information change.

Label firstWe read the full ingredient panel and nutrition facts for every stage we cover, not the marketing copy.
Safety & recallsWe check FDA recall and safety notices before every update, and remove products that are under recall.
Real familiesWe weigh feedback from parents in our community on mixing, tummy tolerance, and availability.
Value & accessWe compare cost per ounce, subscription options, and how easy each formula is to buy in the U.S.