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Florida WIC approved foods list
Florida WIC covers milk, cheese, yogurt, white eggs, listed cereals, whole grains, 100% juice, fruits and vegetables, peanut butter, beans, canned fish, baby food and formula, in specific sizes and types. Your shopping list sets the exact amounts for your family.
By Agustín Mendez · official sources reviewed November 2, 2026
Summary of the official Florida WIC Foods list (DH 150-712, 7/26). Organic products are only allowed for fruits and vegetables, baby foods and tofu. Always follow your own shopping list, which you can check in the Florida WIC app.
Milk
Whole milk for children age 1; 1% or fat-free for women and children 2 and older (2% only in special cases).
Refrigerated gallon, half-gallon or quart; a 2-pack of gallons counts as 2 gallons. UHT milk in quarts.
Nonfat dry milk (3.2 oz to 64 oz), evaporated milk (12 fl oz cans, whole or fat-free).
Lactose-free in half-gallon, 96 fl oz, quart or 16 oz dry pouch.
Soymilk only from listed brands (8th Continent, bettergoods, Silk, Pacific Foods) and only if your shopping list includes it.
American Deluxe, Monterey Jack, Muenster, Cheddar (mild to extra sharp), Provolone, Colby, Colby Jack, Cheddar Jack, Mozzarella and blends, Swiss.
Slices, shredded, block, round, string or cubes; whole milk, part-skim, reduced-fat or lowfat. From the dairy section only.
Not allowed: Specialty or imported cheese, cheese food, individually wrapped slices, fat-free cheese, cheese with added ingredients (like Pepper Jack).
Yogurt
Any brand and flavor, original or Greek, in 32 oz tubs.
Original single-serve multipacks of 16, 24, 32, 48 or 72 oz.
No more than 12 g of added sugar per 6 oz (8 g per 4 oz). From April 2027, yogurt below the vitamin D minimum will be removed.
Not allowed: Tubes, drinkable yogurt or smoothies, yogurt with artificial sweeteners or stevia ("Light").
Eggs
Any brand of white chicken eggs, medium or large, by the dozen.
Not allowed: Brown, extra-large or jumbo eggs, half-dozen packs, organic eggs.
Breakfast cereal
Listed cereals from Kellogg’s, General Mills, Post, Malt-O-Meal, Quaker, Cream of Rice, Cream of Wheat and matching store brands (e.g. Cheerios, Raisin Bran, Special K, Honey Bunches of Oats, Chex, Frosted Mini-Wheats).
Boxes or bags of 9 oz or more. Quaker instant oatmeal (9.8 oz and 23.7 oz) counts as cereal.
Not allowed: Single-serving pouches or boxes and cereals not on the list.
Whole grains and bread
Brown rice (regular, instant or boil-in-bag), oats (instant, quick, old-fashioned or rolled), bulgur.
Corn tortillas and 100% whole wheat tortillas; 100% whole wheat pasta with no added ingredients.
Whole grain bread products of 12 to 42 oz from store brands and listed brands (Arnold/Oroweat, Nature’s Own, Pepperidge Farm, Sara Lee, Wonder, Thomas’ and others).
Not allowed: Steel-cut oats, seasoned or frozen rice, pasta with added vegetables, sugars or oils.
Juice
100% orange juice in refrigerated half-gallon or gallon.
Shelf-stable 100% juice in 64 or 128 fl oz: apple, cherry, grape, white grape, orange, pear, pineapple, grapefruit, 100% fruit blends, low-sodium tomato or vegetable juice.
Juices other than orange or grapefruit must have at least 72 mg vitamin C per 8 fl oz.
Not allowed: Juice drinks, beverages, cocktails and "light" juice.
Fruits and vegetables (cash value benefit)
Fresh: any variety, whole or cut, loose or packaged, including garlic, onions, cassava, yuca and fresh herbs. Organic allowed.
Canned: no added sugar, syrup or sweeteners; fruit in water or juice; vegetables may have salt.
Frozen: no added sugar, fat, sauces, pasta or rice; salt allowed.
Artificial food dyes and artificial sweeteners are not allowed.
If you go over the dollar amount, pay the difference; no change is given if you spend less.
Not allowed: Dried fruit, baby food pouches, nuts, salad bar items, fruit baskets, pickles, olives, soups, jams.
Peanut butter, beans, canned fish and tofu
Peanut butter: 15.5 to 18 oz jars, any brand, creamy, crunchy or natural.
Dry beans: 16 or 32 oz bags. Canned beans: 15 to 16 oz cans (one 16 oz bag = four cans).
Canned fish: light tuna and pink salmon (5 oz+), sardines and mackerel, in oil, water or sauce.
Tofu: any brand, 16 oz or 32 oz packages, with at least 85 mg calcium per 3 oz and no added fats, sugars, oils or sodium. Organic tofu is allowed.
Not allowed: Peanut spreads or reduced-fat peanut butter, refried or baked beans, chili, fish in pouches, albacore/white tuna, sockeye or red salmon.
Infant foods
Baby meats: beef, ham, chicken or turkey, plain or with broth or gravy.
Baby fruits and vegetables from listed brands (Gerber, Beech-Nut, Parent’s Choice, Happy Baby and others) in 4 oz jars or tubs and multipacks.
Baby cereal (8 or 16 oz) for breastfed babies who get no WIC formula.
Not allowed: Pouches, baby food with added grains, yogurt, meat or sugar, meat sticks.
Infant formula
Buy exactly the formula on your shopping list. Formula bought with the WIC card cannot be exchanged at the store; changes are made only through your WIC office.
Before you shop
Check your balance first by calling WIC EBT customer service at 866-629-1095, online, or at a store WIC card machine. Benefits do not roll over to the next month. Card, PIN and balance help · Renewal · Find your WIC office
Common questions
Can I buy organic food with Florida WIC?
Only organic fruits and vegetables, baby foods and tofu. Other organic products, including organic eggs and milk, are not allowed.
Can I buy brown eggs with WIC in Florida?
No. Florida WIC allows white chicken eggs, medium or large, by the dozen.
What happens if my fruit and vegetable purchase goes over the limit?
You pay the difference with another payment method or remove items. If you spend less than the benefit, you do not get change.
How do I know what I can buy this month?
Your Florida WIC shopping list and card balance show the foods, sizes and amounts for your family. Check them in the Florida WIC app or at the store before shopping.