I buy in bulk 70 dollars++ worth of baby food weekly for my twin boys. They eat 4-5x a day puree food. The only thing i wish was different is the amount of protein in this. I wish they separated instead of combining food in case of allergies which im so lucky hasnt happened yet. But, my boys like this. They both finish without a problem.

I also like how there are no tomato. It really is difficult to find protein without citrus when both of my boys have acid reflux!

I want my baby to be a great eater -- willing to try any vegetables, maybe even like them. As recommended by the pediatrician, we are starting vegetables by using single-ingredient vegetables (none of the blends yet). When spring and summer are here, and I can get fresh vegetables, I plan to just puree whatever we are eating. In the meantime, I have bought pre-made foods.
These are really convenient. I like the plastic lids, because the snap on easily (no need to screw them on like the glass jars...helpful if you're also holding a baby). If we don't serve the entire container, I write the date on the top in sharpie marker. The name of the veggie is lasered onto the side of each little tub, but nearly invisible, so I also use the sharpie marker to write what the veggie is, since we throw out the cardboard sleeve after we open the two-pack.
My main objection with these green beans is the taste. I try everything before I serve it to the baby. Why would I expect her to try/eat it if I'm not willing to do so myself? And my first thought after trying these green beans was, "these taste like grass". (I don't actually eat grass, but they taste like grass smells, or as I imagine grass would taste.) They don't actually taste like green beans, or like any green beans I have eaten.
The baby wasn't really sure that she liked them either, even after trying them for a couple of days. We're getting ready to try again (circling back through the veggies). And we'll try again after that. But I was disappointed that they didn't actually taste like green beans.

I'm really thankful for this mac and cheese product. You know it's not organic, but my son actually eats it! I have a 1 year old who is extremely picky and relies mostly on bottle which I try to get the best quality formula which ends up being very expensive. This mac and cheese with veggies in my opinion taste okay but my son loves it and gobbles it down... will buy again!

Not sure what happened, but my kid eats this exact brand and flavor when purchased at my local grocery store, but got sick from the first container we opened from this shipment. Thought maybe it was coincidence, it is flu season, but he consistently turns up his nose at any container from this batch, while still eating the ones from the store. Maybe these were stored too warm, spoiled? Not sure, but they've all been trashed.

This is for my dogs. They love it. A good way to give them a little extra with their other food.