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Gerber Graduates Breakfast Buddies – Apple Cinnamon Cereal, 4.5-Ounce (Pack of 8).
Gerber Baby Cereal, Oatmeal & Barley, Apple Cinnamon, 4.5 Ounce Self-Feeding Trays (Pack of 8)
18,08 $
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Mandi –
My kids love all the flavors (spaghetti, Mac and cheese, ravioli) but don’t seem to like this flavor.
Melissa –
All my kids have use these as a transition well learning to eat solids before eating normal oatmeal. The apple and cinnamon is delicious and gets even my picky eater to eat some thing without cheese lol the bananas and cream we have also tried but always seems to smell weird and taste weird the apple and cinnamon way better.
nikki08 –
My daughter loved these
Dom The Barbarian<span class="a-icon a-profile-verified-badge"><span class="a-profile-verified-text"> –
My 1 year old wouldn’t eat these. He’s a fan of baby oatmeal and oats in his bottle so we thought transitioning to these would be easy but I don’t think he liked the texture which sucked because they’re a great buy.
We ended up donating them to the Food Bank.
MstoMrs –
Lifesaver for our family and most moms will love this. As much as I’d love to be the mom who makes organic home cooked meals for my child, or the mom who preps our dinner on Sundays for the week ahead… I’m Not That Mom, and I’m fine with it. However I do want my toddler to have a nutritious hot breakfast in the morning and this fits the bill. Only 30 secs to warm and ready to feed the baby. I keep my pantry stocked with these, right along side my cuties, veggies sticks, goldfish and graham crackers
My little is a very pick eater, and I’ve never had an issue with getting him to eat this. Sometimes when he’s being really difficult we might have a breakfast for dinner night, because these are such a big hit! Definitely a must buy!
janette –
Good
•°~Iyam Mi~°• –
Not too sweet, just the right about for the kiddos each morning with a nice warm bottle of milk. It does the job and my twins are satisfied each morning.
Amy W – Readhead Reviews –
The kids’ favorite flavor. I’ve tried it and they’re absolutely delicious.
Candice & Ayush Khanna –
We use these for the baby right before bed and teeth brushing. It’s yummy and light for him to sleep on. We fill up his tummy so he sleeps solid. These are our go to for that.
Precise Disarray –
Sometimes baby or toddler food makes for great snacks and mini meals. Apple Cinnamon is tasty. Reminiscent of apple pie, which led me to this diet/life hack. I’m not on a diet but I try not to take down a whole pie if I can resist. But when I want that apple pie vibe, I find that this is an AMAZING dupe.
I heat it up, preferably extra hot. Then I take 3 or 4 basic club crackers (or other light cracker like Ritz) and either pour the contents over the crackers, or I slip the crackers into the bowl under the food (and then just spoon the product on top of crackers as evenly as I can). Let it sit a few minutes. The heat and moisture soften the cracker to a pie crust texture. Then dig in! Add a little whipped cream if so desire, or a little extra cinnamon. Portion control, pretty darn healthy (not perfect by far), and filling too.
Other times I have just heated it up and added a little whipped cream and extra apple slices (have even made slices to use as a scoop).
Have also just eaten as is, cold or hot. As a meal, it is lightweight and easy on my stomach. I often dont really want any food in first half of day, but I keep quick bites around for times I want something but dont want a big meal or anything heavy. I dont always want a snack bar. I will often keep oatmeal on hand, and this falls in line with that. Just a little more sugar than I would normally want, and less fiber than what I think this should have, even for a toddler.
So yeh, I always have a few baby or toddler foods in my pantry. Mostly for convenience and ease on my stomach. I can make the equivalent for a lot less $ per serving, but I like having the shelf stable options on hand for times I dont want to fuss. Works nice for tossing in my car bag, office drawer, etc.