Apple, Pea & Spinach

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).

As a very busy mom always on the go, feeding a picky eating toddler can be tricky. You don't want to cave and give them garbage food because of convenience. After countless hours of research in heavy metals popping up in these fruit pouches sold everywhere, this product was one of the very few not on that list. I love that I can throw a couple in my bag and not worry about midday meltdowns due to hunger. I love that I can make sure my little one is still eating vegetables even if he doesn't know it. Sometimes in order for us parents to stay responsible with our babies' eating, growth, and development- we have to be creative. So grateful for this company and the quality product they make available to us parents out here struggling to make sure our littles are getting enough nutrients and minerals everyday.

These pouches are so good! We’ve been getting them since our toddler started solids. She’s still a pretty picky eater but will eat all the different vegetable varieties of these without complaint. Makes me feel better that she’s getting some extra veggies in! These aren’t like most “veggie plus” pouches with a ton of sugar/fruit and a dust of vegetables—the veggie flavor is there and they are super sweet.

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.

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.

Review of the Entire Line: I've tried all of the Peter Rabbit line. And every kind of Pink Snowball. Let's face it. Processed food will kill you. Except for this. This stuff is spectacular. You could live on this forever. You could feed your kids on this and nothing else, except water, and they would grow up to be Superman or Superwoman. Some people say it's baby food, or it's not fit to eat, some such nonsense. Good for them. Let them get cancer if they want to. I say eat it. It's good for you. It's great on the go. It's the perfect snack. I wouldn't use a phone while I'm driving, but I'd eat from one of these while driving. I only tried one that didn't taste absolutely fantastic, and I'd still eat that one because it was okay and it was (probably) the "healthiest" one (I'm a big boy; I can deal with it).

My six-year-old son doesn't always like to eat his veggies, so I bought these pouches (in the pea, spinach, and apple combo) to help fill in the gaps in his diet. He loves eating them, and when I tried one, it was surprisingly tasty. I'm a big fan of these pouches and will continue buying them occasionally. My only complaint is they are quite expensive for the quantity you receive.