| 15 of 15 people found the following review helpful  The Babies Say Yum Yum..., By This review is from: Earth's Best Organic Fruit & Whole Grain Combo, Variety Pack, 4-Ounce Jars (Pack of 12) (Grocery) This pack is a 12 pk of 4 oz jars-3 Banana Apricot -3 Peach Oatmeal Banana -3 Plum Banana and Brown Rice -3 Prunes and Oatmeal We have used all of the products except the prune and oatmeal. The babies love the food and I have found Earth's Best to make a high quality product. 6 of 6 people found the following review helpful Very Satisfied., By This review is from: Earth's Best Organic Fruit & Whole Grain Combo, Variety Pack, 4-Ounce Jars (Pack of 12) (Grocery) Our baby (11-months-old) is now on solid foods and we try to feed him a great variety of items. The doctor said he could eat the same foods we eat. Well, that's good to know but we need a things that are easier to eat. In part, we make up concoctions of our own dishes but reduced to a mush. In addition, my wife found this Earth's Best Organic line of baby foods at a local store. They have quite a lineup of foods, but the brand and all varieties can be a little hard to find.One thing he seems to like are fruit and grain mixtures, so we picked up a variety pact as well as individual jars and we include a jar in his daily intake. My wife likes the organic aspect with no preservatives or additives and the baby seems to enjoy the foods. We're gradually trying more and more of the Earth's Best Organic lines of food, and we've been very satisfied so far. Gary Peterson 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful  Not really a variety pack, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Earth's Best Organic Fruit & Whole Grain Combo, Variety Pack, 4-Ounce Jars (Pack of 12) (Grocery) We bought this recently and was disappointed because Earth's best in general is a good at giving variety in their bulk packs. The main point for us purchasing jarred foods is for variety. Yet, 9 out of the 12 jars in the pack has banana. I'm not sure how that can be considered a variety. I would not buy this again. Mainly because bananas are cheap and easy to feed your toddler. Why would you want to be gouged for the mark up?Also, I don't see how they can label them stage 2 when they have the consistency of stage 1 food. |
