Ella's Kitchen Organic Tomato & Basil Melty Sticks (5 x 16g)
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We keep Ella's Kitchen Organic Tomato & Basil Melty Sticks on our baby food shelf alongside 44 others, and rank it on rating, review volume and live price rather than on the brand. The manufacturer puts it this way: Help your little one fall in love with food forever. I am not suitable for little people under 7 months old. When a child over 7 months old is eating me make sure that they are sitting down and are supervised by an adult to reduce the ris. That is the maker talking, not us, so read it as a claim rather than a finding. It holds 4.8 out of 5 on Amazon from 120 ratings. Where that leaves it next to the rest of the shelf is set out below.
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We track 45 rated baby food products, and the middle of that pack scores 4.7 out of 5. This one is on 4.8. That puts it in the top quarter of the shelf. Most things here rate well, so what matters is the gap to the pack rather than the number on its own, and the gap is real.
That score rests on 120 ratings. The median for this shelf is 371. That isn't much to go on by the standards of this shelf. Scores this lightly reviewed move easily, so take it as a first impression.
Price-wise it falls in the bottom third of a shelf that stretches £0.70 to £72.00, with £7.20 in the middle. Cheaper than most while rating above the middle of the shelf is the combination we look for, and it is the strongest thing this one has going for it.
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Worked out from the 45 baby food products we track, not from the brand's own claims. How we rank →
Taken from the product listing via Amazon's product API. These are the seller's claims, not our test results.
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