Product Review – Earth’s Best Organic Letter of the Day Cookies

by TwinToddlersDad on January 9, 2009

in Product Reviews

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My son loves these organic cookies from Earth’s Best. “Cookie Monster” seems to be his favorite expression whenever he wants this snack. I have mixed feelings about this product. Although it is rich in iron, zinc and vitamins, and reasonably low in sugar, it’s overall fat content could be lower. Each serving is 9 cookies which gives 90 calories out of which 35 are from fat (that is quite high in my opinion ~ 40%). Also it has a lot of saturated fat. That is why we try not to give him too many of these cookies to snack.

We usually buy it from Earth’s Best Online store where 2 packages of 5.3 oz are listed at $5.18 and 6 packages at $14.76.

Overall, we are neutral on this product. However, we have not found a better alternative for these cookies yet. We are trying to get him to eat more fruits (his favorites are strawberries and blueberries).

What is your toddler’s favorite snack?

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  • http://alifelesssweet.blogspot.com/ cathy

    I guess even a healthier cookie is still a cookie with all that comes with being a cookie. We’ve had those cookies before, and they ARE good – and certainly better for you than most packaged cookies.

  • http://alifelesssweet.blogspot.com/ cathy

    I guess even a healthier cookie is still a cookie with all that comes with being a cookie. We’ve had those cookies before, and they ARE good – and certainly better for you than most packaged cookies.

  • http://myspace.com/goddesslaviyah L

    My toddler loves to snack on applesauce, fresh apple slices, grapes, raisins, almonds, bananas. Mainly finger foods or fruits sliced into finger foods. My toddler loves to eat period.

  • http://myspace.com/goddesslaviyah L

    My toddler loves to snack on applesauce, fresh apple slices, grapes, raisins, almonds, bananas. Mainly finger foods or fruits sliced into finger foods. My toddler loves to eat period.

  • http://figur8.net/baby Shen-Li

    Goodness, I don’t even know if I should tell you what my toddler loves to snack on! When he was a baby, I had all these plans to keep him off the junk food and unhealthy stuff. Then he turned out to be so fussy with food that his grandparents and father accused me of being too strict with his food and not caring whether he was eating enough. Sadly, I caved under all the pressure and allowed them to feed him anything and everything.

    Now, he loves snacking on anything with the “Milo” logo on it (my only consolation is that it is fortified as opposed to crisps and other snacks he gets fed). He loves ice cream, and chocolate. The only fruit I can get him to eat is Mango, but he’ll drink orange juice and a variety of cranberry juices.

    About the only healthy stuff that he likes to eat or drink is yoghurt (only certain flavours, but I tell him it’s ice cream), cheese and regular milk.

  • http://figur8.net/baby Shen-Li

    Goodness, I don’t even know if I should tell you what my toddler loves to snack on! When he was a baby, I had all these plans to keep him off the junk food and unhealthy stuff. Then he turned out to be so fussy with food that his grandparents and father accused me of being too strict with his food and not caring whether he was eating enough. Sadly, I caved under all the pressure and allowed them to feed him anything and everything.

    Now, he loves snacking on anything with the “Milo” logo on it (my only consolation is that it is fortified as opposed to crisps and other snacks he gets fed). He loves ice cream, and chocolate. The only fruit I can get him to eat is Mango, but he’ll drink orange juice and a variety of cranberry juices.

    About the only healthy stuff that he likes to eat or drink is yoghurt (only certain flavours, but I tell him it’s ice cream), cheese and regular milk.

  • http://littlestomaks.com/about TwinToddlersDad

    Thanks to my Twitter friend @KristieMcNealy who informed me about the risk of allergies -
    From Earth’s Best website
    CONTAINS: WHEAT.
    Manufactured in a facility that also uses soy, milk, eggs, peanuts and most tree nuts. Good Manufacturing Practices are used to prevent introduction of undeclared allergens.

    It is very important to read the fine print if your child has known allergies.

  • http://littlestomaks.com/about TwinToddlersDad

    Thanks to my Twitter friend @KristieMcNealy who informed me about the risk of allergies -
    From Earth’s Best website
    CONTAINS: WHEAT.
    Manufactured in a facility that also uses soy, milk, eggs, peanuts and most tree nuts. Good Manufacturing Practices are used to prevent introduction of undeclared allergens.

    It is very important to read the fine print if your child has known allergies.

  • http://www.fathershood.com Chase Conway

    We just got these for our 16 month old son. He loves them! I love the detail you go into on your reviews.

  • http://www.fathershood.com Chase Conway

    We just got these for our 16 month old son. He loves them! I love the detail you go into on your reviews.

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