Gerber Snacks for Baby Lil Crunchies Garden Tomato Puffs, 1.48 oz Canister

Ok, 1st let me say it doesn't matter if I like them or not. It's up to my Grandsons, lol. They love em! I have tried them %26 to be completely honest they don't taste bad at all. They are NOT as crunchy nor as salty as Wheat Thins Sun-dried Tomato %26 Basil cracker. This is what I imagine what a Sun-dried Tomato %26 Basil Wheat Thin cracker would taste like in a Cheetos Puffs form. Perfectly sized for lil hands n fingers. Just the right consistency %26 texture for lil mouths w/or w/out teeth %26 enough flavor to be tasty for baby palettes. Your lil 1s will thank you w/their toothless grins. Make sure to put the lid back on the can to keep the freshness. These can get messy %26 from experience I suggest cleaning up the wet uneaten chunks before letting your lil 1 out of their high chair / booster seat, because once they dry, they can stick to wherever they were left, especially hair. A side note: these canisters are perfect size for crafters who like to do “fake bake cakes”.

My one-year-old loves the Gerber Lil' Crunchies Tomato flavor (Stage 3). They have a light, crunchy texture that dissolves easily, which makes me feel comfortable giving them to him. The tomato flavor is mild and not too strong, and they're a nice change from sweeter snacks. I also appreciate that they work well for his dairy allergy, which can be hard to find in toddler snacks. They're easy for little hands to grab and make a great snack at home or on the go.