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I found these new pouches for my four year old in the refrigerated section of Costco and after looking at the ingredients and being impressed i decided to pick up a box to try despite them being expensive. The box has 12 pouches and I paid $23.99 Canadian.
There are two flavors in the box apple, sweet potato, blueberry & coconut milk and strawberry, squash, coconut and vanilla. The pouches need to be kept refrigerated and each pouch has an easy to open twist off cap and you can reseal the pouches with the top.
The calories, fat, carbohydrates, fibre, sugar, protein and sodium differ slightly. The ingredients are all whole, healthy foods and they’re all organic as well. This is definitely a healthy option for kids (or adults).
These did not fly with my four year old. Both my husband and I tried them and figured out that the texture of these pouches is much different than Gogo Squeez and the Kirkland Signature Fruit & Vegetable Pouches. The texture is much thicker so instead of having the texture of apple sauce they have the texture of mashed fruit. So one flavor tastes like mashed blueberries and one like mashed strawberries. I didn’t mind the texture or flavor but I’m not really into eating fruit pouches. They’re not very sweet which I like. I won’t be buying these again because my daughter didn’t like them but if your kids will eat them that’s great!
Cost: 5/10
Convenience: 10/10
Nutrition: 10/10
Taste: 7.5/10
