Apple, Carrot & Pumpkin

Buy buy they taste great

Yellow peter rabbit are the best

I was wondering how my picky 8 month old would take to this, but I’m glad that he loved it.We’re trying to feed him organic only. This makes it a lot easier. It’s definitely not as watery as the other puree pouches we’ve tried, but it’s not hard for him to swallow. Will be re-ordering.

These pumpkin tree pouches have been a great addition to my grandsons daily food intake.He really enjoys them especially this flavor.

As a grandmother, I am always on the lookout for healthy and convenient snacks that my grandkids will love. That's why I was excited to discover the Pumpkin Tree Peter Rabbit Organics Strawberry and Banana Pure Fruit Snack. This 4-ounce pack of 10 is not only gluten-free, but it's also made with all-natural ingredients.My grandchildren absolutely adore these snacks, and they always ask to bring them along on our adventures. Whether we're heading to the park, going for a hike, or just chilling, these fruit pouches are the perfect snack to keep them satisfied.What I love most about these snacks is that they are made with real fruit and no added sugars or preservatives. As a health-conscious grandmother, I appreciate that my grandkids are getting important nutrients without all the added junk.And let's not forget about the convenience factor. These pouches are perfect for on-the-go snacking and make a great addition to school lunches or picnics. Plus, with 10 in a pack, we always have plenty to go around.Overall, I highly recommend Pumpkin Tree Peter Rabbit Organics Strawberry and Banana Pure Fruit Snacks for anyone looking for a healthy and delicious snack option for their little ones. Not only will your kids love the taste, but you can feel good about giving them a nutritious snack that they'll actually enjoy. Trust me, these snacks are a hit with my grandkids and I'm sure they will be with yours too

I consulted the expert on Peter Rabbit Organics pouches, my 3-year-old toddler, on his opinion about his food. After a microsecond of consideration, he asked, "Can I have a pouch please, Mommy? I want the bunny pouch." He will frequently ask for the bunny pouch over all the other pouches we buy to satiate the bottomless pit that is a little boy.He can suck one of these dry in about 2 minutes flat, and leave a crumpled foil ball for the recycling. Let this stand as testament to their quality. When he is sick and will eat nothing else, he will eat this by the box.It warms me to the cockles of my maternal heart he decides he needs the healthy, wholesome pouch with the least added sugar, rather than the saccharine bombs masquerading behind titles like 'berry yoghurt.' I've been stocking his lunch bags and mealtimes with these since he was 7 months old, and we've tried nearly every combination under the sun. For children just starting out on solid foods, definitely play around and see what appeals to their palate. He likes the pea, spinach, and apple, though he would eat the pumpkin all day long given the opportunity. The best part, all of Peter Rabbit products meet a good nutritional standard and similarly low sugar content. They say they're made only of fruit or vegetables, and the ingredient list supports that.The fruit / veg pouches are seriously effortless. Have a toddler who won't eat fruit or veggies? My paediatrician says giving him these will meet his nutritional needs, no problem, and she supports him devouring them like a small monstrous beast. They travel wonderfully; throw them in a bag and go. No heating is necessary and neither do you need water or a bowl. Just suck the contents straight out; I see plenty of cyclists and athletes running in city parks doing this unashamed. Best of all, you can recycle them in many jurisdictions.Amazon gives the best bang for the buck, and they beat local retailers for availability for flavours (and I live in a very large city).

I don't have any kids, but I babysit often and I saw a little girl eating one of these, so I looked at the ingredients and decided I'd go right out and buy some for myself, no matter what the cost.See, I'm a vegan and also I'm obsessed about eating only healthy, whole foods -- just real fruits and veggies and some grains and beans and nuts and seeds. But I'm also a type 1 diabetic, and I need to carry snacks around in case my blood sugar goes low. It used to be I'd carry juice boxes (which I wasn't thrilled about) or glucose tablets (which are just empty calories). But now I carry these (and, you know, oranges and apples)! Real fruits and veggies, all organic. They don't get destroyed in my backpack, they don't go bad, and they are actually good for me.This is the best brand because it isn't fortified with additional not-natural ingredients to increase the vitamin and mineral counts. Fruit and veggies don't require fortification, in my opinion. They are the world's best foods. These pouches only contain what is listed on the front, though sometimes there is also some lemon added, which is no big deal.They taste good. I like the sweet potato one best, I think. I haven't tried all the ones that are fruit-only.My only complaint, if you can call it that, is that I wish they made more kinds with vegetables as well as fruits, and I wish they had some with blueberries. Strawberries are good for antioxidants, so that's the only fruit-and-no-veggies one I get. Other brands have blueberry ones, but they also add all kinds of stuff into it. It would be great if they made one with kale. Also, I wish I knew not just the ingredients, but what percentage of the total is made of each ingredient.Also, I think they should make these bigger and market them to adults. It's a good little snack, but it really is just a little snack. Those 4.4 ounces go in a second.

I got 3 ×10 packs of baby foodOne of them was having 9 instead of 10 food pouches