Nurturme Organic Baby Food Pouches, Protein-Packed Quinoa, 0.46oz, 6 Count (Pack of 48)

Warning! This product has very misleading packaging! Nearly all other baby foods sold on Amazon show the price per ounce next to the price, to help you determine the actual value of the product, or how much you're getting for your money. This product, as you can see, shows the price and then price per "count"...I cannot figure out what a "count" is. It's not the price per ounce, which is over a dollar per ounce, and it's not per serving...So I purchased this in a long session of ordering baby food and diapers, thinking I was seeing the price per ounce, which would be much lower than other organic baby cereals--So in actuality this product is WAY more expensive per ounce than all the others I was interested in buying, more than 4 times as expensive. My issue is not with the product itself, which looks fine, but in the way it's displayed--I feel there's a deliberate attempt to mislead about the cost compared to other similar products we would be comparing it to. This product really should be advertised in the $0.00/oz metric that all the other foods are advertized in on Amazon.The other issue with this product is just as misleading, in my opinion: if you look at the picture of the box, and the box itself, the prominent description for how many ounces are in a serving (one packet) saying 8 (2.5oz) servings, which one might easily take to mean that a packet has 2.5 ounces of this product, the quinoa itself. The actual amount of the product in each packet is .46 ounces, which is shown only in the fine print at the bottom of the box. That 2.5 ounce serving is the amount when Water is added--if that's not misleading, I don't know what is. To accurately figure out what you're getting when you buy this product online requires you to sift through two misleading advertisements to the fine print at the bottom of the box, which to me is downright deceptive, especially when this is being asked of parents who are probably buying dozens of items, like myself, and don't have the time or energy not to take things at the advertised face value. Really really frustrating....I wouldn't mind so much if it didn't seem like a big corporate scheme to trick you into buying this product. If it's worth the money, sell us on that, don't try to make it seem cheaper than the competition when it's really way more.All the best in finding great organic baby food for your kid!!

The single serve packets have been convenient for taking to babysitter and carrying in diaper bag. It doesn't mix as well as other baby cereals such as rice or oatmeal. It's thicker and requires more purée or liquid. I like to mix 1 pouch with 1 squeeze pouch of purée, such as peaches, then a splash of milk. Typically that's 2 servings for my baby so I'll put half in a container and chill for later use.