Best Baby Food (Outside of Pureeing Your Own)

I tried to buy Earth's Best, but it was really expensive, I found Target was the cheapest place to buy them. I read in a book if I couldn't buy organic Beech-Nut was the next best baby food, since that didn't put anything else in it. My son really didn't care for the gerber's organic line. I only found the beech-nut at Krogers

I also mostly made my own, but when I didn't used Earth's Best. I did pretty well at saving up coupons and going when Babies R Us was having a sale.

We also use Earth's Best. Watch the Babies R Us adds because they will run 2 multipacks for $15. That lands up being $.63 a jar which is the cheepest I have found. You can also get coupons from their website.

I liked Earth's Best Organic as well, I used to get it the cheapest at Target. Because organic is pricey, a friend told me that she researched several of the brands out there and that Beech Nut is supposed to be the best. My babies loved both brands.

We didn't use baby food except for a few times. When we did, it was Earth's Best. You can find printable coupons online and use those. They also go on sale, as well. I tasted the food, and it was pretty good. It actually tasted like food, unlike other jarred food.

I make my own in addition to purchasing jars. We love Earth's Best Organic. We were doing the plum packets as well, but they are pricey!

Personally, I bought mostly BeechNut, and added Earth's Best Organic for some of their "harvest" flavors (seasonal) like Pumpkin Pie, Turkey Cranberry something or other, and a Spinach and Potato mix. Buying in jars is much cheaper than buying in packets.

I use Earth's Best foods...pricey but worth it. They are so flavorful. Walmart, Meijer's have good deals on them. I'll look for deals at Toys R Us, I didn't know they sell multi-paks! Gerber Organics are not that impressive...smells like dog food.