4.3
75% of reviewers would recommend to a friend
Once Upon A Farm

4.3
75% of reviewers would recommend to a friend
Once Upon A Farm reviews assert the brand delivers real-food, refrigerated kids’ snacks that generally work well—reviewers praise clean, organic ingredients and pleasant flavors but note refrigeration, high price, and uneven flavor/texture as drawbacks.
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I've tried two flavors of the oat bars (strawberry and banana chocolate). Both flavors were good, but I prefer the strawberry over the two. They taste like real fruits and not like straight sugar like some other snacking bars do. The bars themselves are pretty expensive at $3 a bar.

I know it's for kids but everything I've tried from them is a great snack to have. They're super convenient to put in my bag and go. Everything has super short ingredients lists with real foods actually listed. I tend to reach for the pouches when I'm craving a fruit but not really wanting a fruit or as one of my sides during lunch. I also enjoy their puffs; my boyfriend and I will eat a whole one of those containers during a movie. If you ever see us in the baby section at the grocery store we're probably buying a bunch of once upon a farm snacks for ourselves.

1y ago
I love the Once Upon a Farm freezer meals. We are currently in the middle of a kitchen renovation and these are life savers for feeding our 13 month old. There’s a good variety and they’re easy to eat too. We also like the tractor wheels as easy snacks.

It has a nice fruity smell. It tastes creamy and fulfilling. It is not super sweet and wonderfully delicious. It has a good soft chew to it. I like that it is nutritious and makes a great snack for both adults and kids.

Once Upon a Farm granola bars are a fantastic snack for kids and adults alike! Made with clean, organic ingredients, they’re soft, flavorful, and just the right amount of sweet. I love that they’re nut-free and school-safe, with no junk or fillers—just real, wholesome goodness. Perfect for lunchboxes, travel, or a quick bite on the go. Definitely a five-star snack I feel good about giving my family!
My sister-in-law has them as "smoothies" for her kids - so when I was looking for healthy snacks for a road trip, I wanted to get some. I was a little taken aback by 1) the fact that they are refrigerated and 2) the price but since Target had a sale a few weeks ago I wanted to try them out and... I genuinely love them! They taste amazing, have low calories compared to other squeeze baby food, and I like that the ingredients are not mostly apple (my gripe with lots of baby food brands). The only thing I still find inconvenient is that they need to be refrigerated since I use them exclusively on the go, but for parents who want to have something like that at home I think it's great.
2y ago
There is something about cold-pressed that feels right. Once Upon A Farm is organic, and part of the clean label project. It makes choosing their products for my child easier - I know they're in good hands. I will definitely be buying their products well into the toddler years. They are definitely pricey, but I buy what I can from warehouse stores. I do, however, wish they had eco-friendly packaging options.
I got the refrigerated strawberry bars. They're ok. My kid didn't end up finishing it so I tried it. The texture is kind of chunky with what I assume is bits of strawberry. The flavor is meh. The bar itself doesn't look very apetizing.
My toddler has loved the Once Upon a Farm fruit and veggie pouches. These do have to be refrigerated so may not be as convenient on the go if you won't have a cooler for the product. But my toddler loves the taste and asks for more when she eats it.
I'll admit I get these sometimes for myself and they are always so high quality and delicious. The oatbars are really tasty and the pouches are always fresh and last forever while still being tasty and a healthy option for a snack
I'm well aware that I'm not the intended audience for these bars, as a grown adult. But they're pretty good? I guess it's like a nutrigrain bar for kids, and how much difference does age make in snack choice anyway? I assume it's more real because it's refrigerated, so that's nice.
Okay—so I don’t have any kids, but I had to write a quick review because their kids' smoothies are actually so good. I’m 26, and I keep the Whole Milk Blueberry Smoothie stocked in my fridge as a snack for me. It’s creamy, flavorful, and made with grass-fed milk, which I really appreciate. The quality of ingredients is amazing—it feels like a little nectar smoothie, but for a fraction of the price and probably even better ingredients. It’s the perfect grab-and-go snack when I want something light but satisfying. Honestly, if I had a kid, this brand would definitely be a go-to for snacks. But for now, I’ll happily keep treating myself to them!
3y ago
My son absolutely loves these pouches! I love them, too, because of the simple, clean ingredients. The taste and texture are great! The variety is also a big plus. The smoothies are dairy free, which is helpful if you are dealing with lactose intolerance or a milk allergy. The pouches are in the refrigerated section of my grocery store. If we're going out, I just put it on an ice pack. They are pricey, but the quality makes it worth the money. I will continue to purchase these in a variety of flavors.
Wanted my kids to love it, but they were not fans in the least. To be sure, I tried a few of the flavor and they were ok, but frankly lacked that desirable taste.
2y ago
Im the kind of mom that cooks almost everything. But I decided to try the once upon a farm blends for on the go demand and just loved it. My 2 years old daughter proved different flavors and always ask for more! It become essencial for me cause sometimes I’m running late as non of a teen and 3 kiddos.
1y ago
I appreciate the idea of these products and have enjoyed several flavors for myself. However, I recently tried the Avocado blend for the first time and was shocked when my esophagus immediately began to burn. It felt as if it was on fire and lasted 4-5 minutes. I called the company and left a voicemail over the weekend. I’m awaiting a response. I also emailed the company bur have only gotten a ‘temporarily unable to deliver’ notice.
2y ago