I actually bought these for me (an adult) for a healthy snack in between meals or for an after breakfast snack, and all I can say was that these are super convenient and yummy! It wasnt too sweet. The flavor combination was perfect. I love that they make these for kids, and why cant adults take advantage of them too?! I like that i can put the cap back on if i dont finish it in one seating. I like them cold as oppose to room temperature, and like to have them right before lunch, during lunch or anytime after lunch. I feel like its a little too sweet for a breakfast food.
The portion size is alright for a snack, but for a kid im sure it is more than enough. It fills me up enough to take the edge off. I recommend these.
So I guess I eat baby food. I've had to cut a lot of foods out of my diet due to allergies, and right now am prohibited from pretty much everything except meat, veggies, fruit, nuts and seeds. These snacks are such a savior! I freeze them and throw a couple in my bag for work, and have them with a meal or as a snack. They are not sweetened at all, so if you're looking for something sweeter you'll want to go with one of the all-fruit ones. But they are delicious, super healthy, and incredibly easy to eat/travel with.
This is quite interesting. Clearly this is being made for toddlers.... and more power to them. However, I (adult) was looking for nutrition during high stress workshops but, didn't want the caffeine, sugar, or high fructose corn syrup. Then I stumbled upon these and what a hoot. Because they don't have ANY added sugars (sweeteners) they aren't as "sweet" as what I at least, have been used to consuming. So, there is a bit of an adjustment period to come to terms to just how much sweetener must be being added to the other products - ugh.
What is on the label is what is in the package! It tastes good and works for my application. I have found that chilled is better than room temperature and shaking them up first is also helpful. I have poured them out to mix with other juices - clearly these were not made by a marketing company or, to be seen - it isn't pretty but it is a good product!
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).
Delicious. Yummy. Great healthy pick me up. Keep in car for emergencies. Great for addition to lunch at work. Quick breakfast. Midnight snack. A little difficult to open. I stay on a low calorie diet year round because of a lower metabolism as I get older. So I try to make every bite count with nutritional value. I am mostly vegetarian/vegan as well.
Feature Product
- Naturally wholesome, healthy snacks for kids! 100% USDA Certified Organic and Non-GMO ingredients.
- INGREDIENTS: Organic peas, organic spinach, organic apples, organic lemon juice concentrate.
- Convenient squeezable pouch with BPA free packaging, no need to chill
- Perfect for toddlers but suitable for everyone from 6 months old
- Contains 10, 4.4 ounce pouches
Description
Peter Rabbit Organics snacks are ideal for babies from 6 months + and toddlers. They contain nothing but 100% USDA Certified Organic vegetables and fruit. The convenient squeezable pouch is re-sealable & doesn’t need to be chilled, which makes them a great snack for children that can be eaten anywhere. We never add water, so each pouch counts as one of your child’s ‘Five a day’.
I came across Peter Rabbit several years ago and love that it is organic and very simple (and the packet sizes are usually around 4 oz, which is a little bigger than average packets, as I find). My kids love them - even the heavy-veggie flavors. I've been buying them in bulk for at least 2 years as they are awesome for road trips, packed lunches, or a snack when I am too lazy or busy to make a plate of veggies. One thing to note - the packet contents are a little thicker than others, which I think is good, because when we open them in the car, it does not explode all over unlike some of the more liquid-y pouches.
I know these are marketed as baby food but my teenagers love them. We use them as lunch box and picnic snacks. We buy a lot of individual sized apple sauces and my kids definitely prefer Peter Rabbit brand. The flavors are more interesting and quite delicious. I have tasted them and they taste smoother, and creamier than other apple sauces. They are also more expensive so I don’t buy them as often but when I do, they are gone from the snack bin like lightning.
I've been looking for alternatives to Gu while riding/racing my bike. I still use the Gu (I really like Roctane), but these fruit purees are fantastic for milder and more ongoing nutrition - especially on longer rides. They're pretty low calorie, so not great as a base energy source, but they're super easy to eat/drink - and they fit really well in a jersey pocket. I have reordered (multiple flavors - I genuinely like them all - they're fruit!) several times now.
This is my first purchase of the Peter Rabit fruit purée and I chose the apple & grape flavor for my daughter. It tastes good but I think it’s too sweet compared to other fruits/baby yogurt/puffs she eats. I didn’t read the label carefully, which indicates 22g sugar (including 7g added sugar) in a 113g pouch. Next time I would try other less sweet flavors.
Deliciousness! I bought these for my baby’s peter rabbit 1st birthday treat table! I wanted something natural & organic for the baby’s that were attending so I didn’t miss anyone 😊 totally a hit! These are sold at Starbucks for 2/3$ a piece & they are sooo delicious. I always buy them for my baby when I buy myself a Starbucks & that’s where I got the idea to look online for them! They vanished off the treat table in minutes of the party starting & I even saw a few parents steal some tastes from the toddlers & baby’s 😉 Not only was it a great price, but they’re all organic with only Apples, Peach & lemon juice for preservation!
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