By Jen Shragge
Most of us with a baby or toddler have seen the single serving food pouches at the grocery store. My baby loves them. And I mean loves. She would eat two a day if I allowed her to. These days there are some pretty decent options available that include veggies and grains such as quinoa. I love the idea of them. I do not love the price of them. They are expensive. Really, really expensive. I also cringe every time I toss one in the garbage as they are not recyclable.
The Original Squeeze Company has come up with a perfect solution with their reusable food pouch. The Squeeze with Eeeze version of their pouch (there is also an original version for ages 6 months and up) is geared two ages 2 and up and includes a free flowing spout (the original version has a spill-proof nipple designed for new eaters). Free of BPA, Phalates and PVC (the pouch is 100% silicon) and available in 2, 4 or 6 oz options, the Squeeze with Eeeze is ideal for on the go snacks. Another huge plus is that the parts are easy to assemble and disassemble and are top-rack dishwasher safe, though hand washing is recommended.
I made the kids a smoothie and took the Squeeze with Eeeze for a test drive. The company also has a handy funnel that can be purchased separately that fits perfectly into the pouch. This makes filling the pouch 100 times easier. The baby was able to partake in her smoothie without it getting all over the place, which is exactly what would have happened with a cup and straw. She did swing it around and got some on the floor, but this version of the product is clearly geared for ages 2 and up so I let that one pass. I found that the cap/lid has to be placed just so, but when you do it correctly it snaps on very easily. But if it’s not lined up it doesn’t attach at all. I think after getting used to it this wouldn’t be an issue, but I was annoyed that I couldn’t get it on at first.
I think having this available for apple sauces, fruit and veggie blends and smoothies will probably save us hundreds of dollars a year. I can even see my big kid (almost seven) using this for smoothies in the car if we are running out of the house and he already has a bottle of water with him and he doesn’t want to carry along two of them. I don’t own too many feeding products that can I use for both my one year old and seven year old, that’s for sure.
The Squeeze with Eeeze retails for $14.99 (USD) (4oz) and the funnel for $5.99 (USD) and are available online and at many retailers across North America. The Original Squeeze Company has a huge list of recipes online, which can be very helpful for those who aren’t sure exactly what to put inside their pouch. Whether you have a baby who is learning to eat or a big kid who takes a packed lunch to school, the Original Squeeze has a product for you.
Disclosure: I was gifted product for review consideration, this is however not a paid post and all opinions and views on this post are 100% my own.
9 Comments on “The Original Squeeze with Eeeze {Product Review}”
Thank you, Jen, for telling Moms and Grandmoms about the ‘original Squeeze with Ease Products.’ I know it is expensive buying Squeeze products that are to be used one time only and then disposed in the Waste. (Such a waste!)
This idea will save Frugal Moms lots of money and still allow their children to enjoy all the benefits of a single serve Squeeze Bottle.
Thank you so much for telling us about this item.
This is a great idea and seems simple for children to use too.
I love that its mess-free
That looks super handy and easy for kids to use
I get it, but it kinda misses the point of the single serve squeeze pouches – convenience!! . I buy them because I don’t have time to make my own food, fill a container and then serve it. I love that it’s better for the environment, but I’m not going to switch.
Definitely looks like one handy product!
My grandson loves these squeeze products! Thanks for this review!
I really like that these are convenient and reusable!
This new product is so much better than the old one was, plus the old one was wasteful and non-recyclable. This is a huge step in the right direction I’d say. 🙂