Earth's Best Organic Melty Hoops, Bite-Sized Snacks for Babies 8 Months and Up, Strawberry and Mango, 0.32 Ounce Individual Bags (Pack of 4)USDA Organic

My 1 yr old grandson absolutely loved these!! Fast delivery, palettes properly for shipping. Will buy again!

Snack quality: avarageQuality: the powder is not evenly spread definitely a corner cut in productionValue for money: avarge but each pack comes with several tiny packs insideSize: a little bit too big for a tiny baby but a good snack for a 4 year old.Taste: taste like a baby poofTexture: cunchy but does disolve quickly

Convenient, tasty and cute . But it’s a lot in the bags so keep sandwich baggies to preserve them.

Here I am, a child-free grownup, reviewing baby food. Well, not gonna lie, I've always wondered what those tasty-looking snack puffs toddlers eat taste like. Well, these puffs in particular taste like very little. The ones that picked up the mango powder they're tossed in taste like mango - sweet and tart. The ones that didn't are completely bland. There's none of that bitter, earthy quinoa either, so there's that. The texture is like rice krispies, which is to say, they'd make darn good grownup snacks tossed with the right seasoning dust. How do I go about ordering these in Flamin' Doritos flavor?I gotta say, as someone who hates having food residue on my hand, if I had a baby, I wouldn't want them to pick up foods covered in powder with their hands and then touch everything else in the house. But I guess that ship would have long sailed by the time you had a baby…

My kiddos love these snacks. They’re easy to eat and the quality is great

Earth’s Best Organic Melty Hoops are fun “o”-shaped snacks that I would describe as crunchy rather than “melty,” although I guess they dissolve when chewed. They are very light and airy. Although the package prominently says these are “Made with Quinoa,” quinoa is the next-to-last ingredient, with only rosemary extract as a preservative having a smaller quantity. The primary ingredient is…corn, of course, and to be fair, the package also says this in the lower left corner. Quinoa follows corn, sunflower oil and/or canola oil, mango powder (which includes banana), and strawberry powder, all organic.There appear to be two types of “o’s” with one having a sparse coating of powder with a noticeable strawberry flavor, and the others looking plain and not tasting much like mango, to me at least. But the purpose of these snacks isn’t only nutrition, but learning dexterity, and they mimic another popular kid’s snack which I know kids love to handle and eat, so these should be similarly entertaining. While I’m not sure trading oats for organic corn and quinoa is a good nutritional trade-off, I will say that these taste better to me (at least the strawberry ones do) and I would prefer these based on taste alone.

It's light and airy, even lighter than cheerios, it’s also bland tasting, it needs more strawberry and mango flavors. It’s also not sweetened.

I've always liked this brand for its organic options, and despite my kid's now being much older than a toddler, he was still pretty excited to try a new flavor. The Mangoes and Strawberry variety was a hit, and it's always good to see new products in this space.