The frozen smoothie cubes are meant to be added to smoothies as a greens booster, while the frozen spinach-and-artichoke bites must be fully cooked before serving.

Many baby- and toddler-targeted items are labeled ready to eat, while the frozen smoothie cubes are sold frozen for use in smoothies (not pre-cooked) and the frozen spinach-and-artichoke bites must be fully cooked before serving.

Spinach appears paired with apple and cinnamon in snack bars; blended with pear and kiwi in a baby puree pouch; combined with kale in frozen smoothie booster cubes; and mixed with artichoke and cream cheese in frozen spinach-and-artichoke bites.

Reviews commonly say children find the products tasty and that textures are appropriate for toddlers and easy to chew. The smoothie cubes are reported to have little to no noticeable taste when blended, and the frozen spinach-and-artichoke bites receive positive comments for flavor and straightforward preparation.

Forms and textures range from chewable toddler snack bars to smooth fruit-and-vegetable purees, frozen cubed booster pieces meant for blending into drinks, and breaded frozen bites with a creamy interior that require full cooking before serving.

The puree pouch lists about one spinach leaf per pouch; the frozen smoothie booster cubes provide approximately 1/2 cup of vegetables per serving.