Gerber2nd Food Baby Food Butternut Squash Puree, Natural & Non-GMO, 4 Ounce Tubs, 2-Pack (Pack of 8)

Great product at a reasonable price with speedy delivery. Thank you!

good, I give it to my puppy occasionally as a treat and for digestion and she loves it

I don’t buy these for a baby, but I get them for myself (I’m an adult woman) because I there is very little food that I can currently eat (my main daily nutrition comes through an IV in the form of TPN), and on the days when I am able to ‘eat’ anything at all, I can usually only handle a small teacup-sized serving, and it must be a very thin, smoothie-sized textured food. It’s difficult to find ‘foods’ like this that have good flavor, but I’ve discovered that baby food very nicely fits this bill! Gerber is actually the only brand I’ve found which currently makes peas, and they do it very well. Sometimes baby veggies can be a craps shoot, because if they’re not done right they can lose a lot of their flavor and they'll end up tasting like a very pale, boiled and stewed reflection of what they should be. Gerber’s baby peas are not like this at all! They just taste very fresh and green, like someone just picked them yesterday and dropped them in a blender. I always wish I could handle eating more food whenever I eat these because they taste so good! If I were a baby, this would be that food that’s so delicious I’d forgo utensils and just smear it all over my upper body in my haste to get it in my mouth, that’s how good it tastes!

My baby loves Gerber apple baby food!

A mi bebé le encantan las papillas verdes, y solo aquí las conseguí en cajas

Great product. No additives and such. Salt free. I use it for my 20 yr old chihuahua. She loves it.

I had been searching for small containers of pumpkin for my dog. She really does well with a spoon of pumpkin added to her meals but she's only 17lbs so she only needs a tablespoon or so at most per meal. When I would buy a can it would go bad before we used it all. I tried freezing it, but that is just a pain.These little tubs are the perfect size. The only thing I do not like is that they are not in glass jars with a lid. Plus I hate giving my dog(or me) stuff packaged in plastic. I take it out of the container and transfer it to a glass storage container once opened but it would be nice if it came in a glass babyfood jar with a lid. Sine most of the people buying this are buying for small dogs and cats it would make sense if gerber put it in their glass jars instead of these plastic tubs. Even the squeeze tubes would be easier.Anyway great product, works well to keep things going smoothly and not having to wipe nasty stuff off her behind when she goes to the bathroom.Thanks for reading my review

Our Havanese, Zuzu Petals, loooooves pumpkin, and it's so good for dogs! We give her a couple tablespoons with her dinner every night. When pumpkin is in season, I make my own puree (for our use, too, not just hers), but even with freezing some of it, that covers only four or five months of the year. The rest of the time I buy puree for Zuzu.The puree pouches packaged for dogs are *much* more expensive, as in 35-40 cents per ounce for Weruva Pureed Pumpkin Patch Up Pet Food, 2.80-Ounce, 12-Pack versus 6-7 cents per ounce for this baby food. I like that it's tested by human babies before I give it to Zuzu. LOL! (I'm kidding, of course. But the foil lid makes me giggle every time.)===========Edited to add: When I've ordered this product, we have received a small "case" of the food: eight two-packs of 4 oz. each. That is, a total of 16 4-oz. tubs. The price I've paid for this quantity on Amazon has been in the $4 range, fluctuating slightly and qualifying for a Subscribe-and-Save discount as well.==============Updated for 2019: The price has increased dramatically, to the $12-$16 range. At the local grocery store, it used to be $1.29 or $1.39 per two-pack, so $10.32-$11.12 per "case." The price locally has gone up, too, and it's been difficult to find in stores this year.