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HomeOrganic FoodsFruitsPeter Rabbit Organics, Organic Apple and Grape 100% Pure Fruit Snack, 4-Ounce Pouches (Pack of 10) |
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7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
 SAVED OUR SANITY ON A 4-HOUR PLANE RIDE! Jul 30, 2009
By The Santanas
(Because we tried all three, I wanted to post these on each pouch page.)
YUM! Our 17 month old daughter loves them. When we heard about these new pouches, they were a _must try_. We couldnt decide on a fruit combination, so we ordered a case of each. This worked out well, because the order qualified for amazons free shipping. They arrived very quickly in easy to open cases.
We consolidated them to a box in the pantry so we could get to them faster and because those pouches can kind of slide around. :) Our daughter is all about choices right now and so we let her decide which one she'd like to try first. She looked carefully at each of them then said "NANA! ARN! BUH-NEE! HOP! HOP!" and so chose the Mango, Banana and Orange...and it remains her favorite of the three (although, she would never give up the others if offered).
Now, the plane ride...we recently took a trip to visit grandma from San Jose to Austin - a 4+ hour airflight that we were somewhat nervous about. We packed our fruit pouches and other goodies. It became a special treat as we rolled out to the tarmac and then took off into the sky. She happily ate and when she was done, sat quietly and contently looking at the pouch...pointing at the bunny and the orange and the banana, (we told/showed her there was a mango too).
When we ran out of pouches, we went to the whole foods - but they were not yet available there. They did have another brand, which we reluctantly purchased because unlike the peter rabbit pouches - the cap was so tiny, it could be a serious choking hazzard should it get into the hands (or mouth) of our little lady. The combination was also different and she didnt really care for the other kind as much.
Though she cant say alot of words, she does sign quite a few and she runs to the pantry, points and signs "more, please...more please!! please!!" Which is pretty funny to see.
We took some video the day they arrived, I'll have to see if I can find it and post as part of the review.
All the best!
6 of 7 found the following review helpful:
 Not 100% Healthy... Bummer Sep 20, 2010
By Heather
I gave my daughter the mango Peter Rabbit fruit snack and was impressed with the healthy ingredients. So I purchased the apple grape without checking the ingredients. My mistake!!
The ingredients are as follows: Organic Apple 86% (healthy), Organic Grape Juice CONCENTRATE 13.9% (not healthy), and Organic Lemon Juice CONCENTRATE (not so healthy). Concentrated juice has a significantly higher sugar concentration than not from concentrate juice.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Highly recommend! Jun 02, 2009
By Hannah Hasbrook
"NWGal"
I have two boys, a very picky 3 year old and a tank of a 16 month old. BOTH of my dudes LOVED these pouches and since there's no junk in them, just fruit, I don't feel bad letting them have something they THINK is a "treat" pretty often. They've been a saving grace in the car...nice to tide them over with something that doesn't make them super thirsty like crackers do.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Total Junk Food with "Organic" Wash Mar 02, 2011
By JudiAU
Total junk food for kids. Sugar content is TWICE that of most other fruit pouches. Check out the sugar content
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 Watch out-sharp edges! Sep 20, 2010
By Becky
I'm not sure of the intended age range of this product, but I've seen similar products marketed as baby food and figured that this product, having no added sugars, was essentially the same thing. I gave some to my infant (who has been eating solids for about 3 months now and was formerly introduced to all ingredients individually) and he was loving it and I was also enjoying the convience of the product until I noticed him starting to drool blood! I quickly took the package away and saw that he had some pretty good cuts on his tongue from the sharp edges on the packaging. Ouch!
I think this is a great idea for a nutricious convience snack but something definately needs to be done about the sharp edges. Who want's 'paper cuts' on their tongue?
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