My baby doesn’t like it==

These USED to be gluten free and said so right on the outside, to the left of the blue star. I am so disappointed, because when I asked my family doctor why it seems that difficulty digesting products that contain gluten seems to have become widespread. He said that food producers were using different types of flour, especially cheaper ones that contain much higher amounts of gluten in them, so people were being exposed to much greater amounts of gluten than they used to, thus more and more people were consequently developing problems digesting gluten than used to. I asked him if that meant that, from early in childhood on, it might be a good idea to avoid products containing gluten, where an alternative was readily obtainable, and he said he thought probably so. So of course I was delighted when I saw that this terrific snack was also gluten free. But just a couple of months ago, I noticed that those words are no longer anywhere that I can find on the container. Come on, Gerber, do you really have to save a few pennies on probably every serving at the expense of infants? I used to think more highly of Gerber. 20 Mar 2018 SAVE YOUR MONEY--DON'T BUY!!! It's not just the color of the container that's changed--the product itself is disappointingly different. The puffs themselves dissolve to nothing in a flash, because there's simply so much less to them. Taste is somewhat more artificial. A huge disappointment overall.

I ordered the Peach flavored one because it's what my nephew likes this flavor. I was disappointed that I only got until 4 months until it expires this year.

Ordered a six pack of puffs and they expire in six weeks! Not cool. Wasted money since we won't finish them by the expiration.