Apple & Blueberry

Delicious and good for you! These are great for school lunches and on the go snacks. My kid likes them cold too, so I’ll throw some in the refrigerator on a hot day.

Strangely enough, I don't buy these for my kids, but I wouldn't hesitate to give them to them. As a recreational road cyclist I've been looking for something healthy, tasty, and easy to carry. They do make activity specific "sports" gels and various other garbage, but they tend to contain either too much ultra-processed food derivative or are simply way over-priced. As an outdoorsman looking to these "kids pouches" has been something I've been doing for 20 years as a snack on backpacking adventures or in the mountains when I want a quick fix. They're minimally processed, come in reasonably portioned sizes, and do a great job of getting a relatively use-able amount of nutrition into your body in the shortest period possible. They're not exceptionally calorie dense, but they have some caloric value, and these particular ones are the best I've been able to find when they're priced appropriately. My rule of thumb is ~$1.25/pouch. If you're considering these while they're priced around $2, I don't think you're getting ripped off, but they are occasionally much cheaper.Even among the children's pouches, the amount of hyper-processed stuff in kids' pouches is pretty incredible unless you start looking at $2/pouch options and up and even then price rarely dictates quality of ingredients from the research that I've done. These have none of that stuff. They contain an array of different kinds of useable carbs (in the form of grains and fruit) for endurance sports (or small, hyper children), fiber to stave off tummy aches, have simple ingredients and taste pretty good... like a warm smoothie (for those interested). They're enough to keep my longer rides or rides where I need to top up with some quick nutrition, a little more comfortable.As a parent, I'll add that the mango banana flavor is the most sugar dense, so keep that in mind if you're trying to reign in your child's sugar intake. Sugar is unusually useful for long-distance cycling. If you're wondering if cycling is just an excuse to eat sugary things then I have no comment.

Wonderful snack! Just the right amount to take off the edge of being hungry throughout the day.

This brand is amazing, it is pricey, which stinks but I have nothing but great things to say, with the options for foods, flavors, vegetables!

I like it! I got suscription for this! I literally buy one every month for my daughter! Price but worth it.

My son loves it

These taste amazing. I know it's marketed for kids but I eat these as a snack on occasion especially because the whole grains in them are all listed as healthier things for people with autoimmune diseases. The fruits mixed in are both also anti-inflammatory fruits. The only issue I have is the price as they are over 2 dollars per pouch. I find the purchase worth it every so often but not consistently. If you're a parent looking for healthy snacks for your kids, this might be worth depending on your income bracket but cheaper alternatives definitely still exist. I'd say they're worth one purchase at least to see if your kids love them or not(or if you want somewhat healthy snacks (minus sugar content) with healthy grains for anyone with inflammatory/autoimmune diseases), again if the price works for you.

My son love it so much , it's tasty and fresh