🥦 Sprout Organic Baby Food, Mediterranean Veggie Power Bowl with Beans & Quinoa, 5 Oz Bowl (8 Count) - Ideal for Toddlers & Infants Review

My grandson loves these burrito bowls. He'll have a lunch or two. I love that they don't need to be refrigerated, heat up quickly and are nutritious.

Toddler hates it, texture I think but will tolerate a bit if I distract him with a few other things on his plate. It's great, but I won't buy it again. However, he likes the vegetarian version of the brand's bowl.

I feel good about the ingredients and our little one is always happy about them. So nice for grab and go without worrying about refrigerating the food on the run. I highly recommend this item!

I offered my baby this dish twice and she only ate 2 pieces in one offer. I've tried a bit more cheese and I'm still not a fan. I'll still try it from time to time and try to see if I just need to do something with the spice to get her to eat it. She likes regular macaroni and cheese, so maybe she's just not interested in pumpkin.

I'm a babysitter. Many of us didn't get as many nutrients as children. Whether it's the hustle and bustle of life or our parents don't care or just don't realize what's good for health. However, it's great, great for travel, and there are a lot of options, not just this flavor. If you ever need a little help deciding which product is "healthier" for kids, download the yuka app and start scanning!

Sprout baby food packaging is *horrible*. The lid doesn't come off. It's glued on so tightly that when you pull it off, the lid splits into two layers instead of peeling properly. This happens literally every time, with every bowl. So be prepared to fight with a cap or use a knife; and by all means, prepare for a mess, glue on your fingers, plastic residue everywhere, etc. This is awful and Sprout should be ashamed. Oh the food itself is good but the packaging is so terrible it ruins…

That's a cool idea with allergens and all, but they're ridiculously expensive for what you get making them financially impossible to sell as everyday items for your child to add many families (including mine, and we are not the poorest, but not the richest either). The crackers are also oddly bland and not as important as eastern baby food seems to be, and they're also really sweeter than I think they should be. It's nice to try, but there are more financially viable ways to do the same.

Everyone probably has different tastes. But for me, my 7 year old daughter and 1 year old son, they are very tasty. This is no ordinary cheese mac, which is quite filled with cheese and very salty. The sauce is a combination of butternut squash and cheese. And you can taste them both in sauce. It doesn't have a salty taste like regular macaroni and cheese. The noodles are whole and not mushy, allowing your child to grab them with their fingers. I think our family will give it 5 stars and we are