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Annie's Homegrown is an online company. Based on 9 reviews on TrustPlane, it has an average rating of 1.2 out of 5 stars. Last reviewed October 18, 2025.
Ok, I am a kid talking to other kids, Annie’s is generally good, but they have recently changed an amazing granola bar into a mess. The gluten free Annie’s bars now are falling apart in your hands and the taste sucks. If you see this Annie’s PLEASE CHANGE IT BACK FOR THE LOVE OF GOD
Good day, I tried my first Annie's product and I hate to say a cliché but it will be my last. First of all organic pasta? Come on guys that's a stretch but I'm not gonna get in that conversation anyone wanting to can contact me and I will review the truth as a farmer. But giving back to the product itself, I am one who enjoys trying new products and other than one time discussing with a product that I was very fond of this is the only time I've ever complained to speak of. The price of the product one would think Would put it in the top echelon of the macaroni world. Instead it's honestly at the bottom no better than the supermarket brand for $.49 box. And that is cents not dollars. The actual cost that I paid was $2.69, Mistakenly I thought that would warrant a better box of macaroni. Still cheaper than Velveeta by 50 Cent when the premium Velveeta is on sale. To begin I was disappointed the shells were as small as they are but realistically it has no effect on the taste at first. I just prefer the larger shells especially to the tubular macaroni. And I didn't understand why Annie's makes such a smaller shell. Sold my weight, it should not matter. Secondly I was crest fall to see a powder instead of a creamy paste of cheese sauce. That style is prevalent with the upper class of macaroni to which Annie's wants to be included. When you go to mix it up and sprinkle in the powder as carefully as you can the shells get filled with powder And there's nothing you can do to get it out, to get it mixed up evenly. Powder does not need to be used with shells and I ended up with just, aesthetically a mess. To shorten the review the taste was borderline tasteless. The cheese did little to heighten the taste of the noodles especially after I had added butter per the instructions. Very few times how I have felt deceived at the grocery store. But today I was deceived by Annie's product. Excuse the long review but I can't say enough of how I'm disappointed in everything about the product. I hope all the cooks out there gain a little from this. Your kids may like it, I'm fairly sure they will but for the price which is comparable to a high-end cheese sauce Macaroni you may as well just buy the cheapest macaroni you can because essentially that's what you're getting. A nice cute box. The first one a kid would grab not to mention the back that shows snacks that save free in huge writing. And then you start reading the exemptions that go along with it. You can't really call it a scam, but I would.
While some of the frozen meals are ok, I don’t know what you put in the ravioli sauce, but it mad
Ever since the pandemic the breakfast bars keep getting smaller and smaller while the price continues to go up.Brought this to their attention and they "were grateful for the feedback and will pass the information along to their quality control team".Yeah, we all know that's BS; they know what's going on -- ripping off customers.
I bought Annie’s Organic Snack Variety pack on Amazon and scanned the label with the Yuka app only to find they scored a rating of 19 out of 100 (Bad). They have 5 additives one considered hazardous! Amazon won’t let me return them. Buyer beware! Organic does not necessarily mean healthy!
TRASH. You cannot claim your products are organic and safe for human let alone toddler consumption WHEN YOU ARE OWNED BY GENERAL MILLS. Disgusting. I went ahead and looked up your reviews to see if I was the only one experiencing SLIMEY EASY MAC and nope. Seems you liars have had this problem dating over 9 years back. SHAME ON YOU.
If you want unhealthty food masquerading as organic and vegan, try Annie's Vegan Cheesy Rice products. Fat 18% DV per serving (about 1 cup) Saturated Fat 40% DV per serving Sodium 32% DV per serving Total carbohydrates 18 % DV per serving
I used to love Annie's. Their products have gone from really good to awful. Every box of their fruit snacks tastes moldy. They refunded me for 2 boxes and told me to take the other 2 back to Costco. The check said General Mills on it. It opened my eyes. I called to talk to "Annie's" and the woman tried to convince me that being bought out by General Mills gave them the ability to do things they couldn't afford before. Good luck Annie's. If everyone learns the truth you might not have any customers left. Just for your information General Mills now owns Cascadian Farms, Natural Valley and Larabar. Many packages now say made with genetically engineered products. Kellogs now owns Morningstar which is also now made with GMOs.
Was so excited to try Annie's Chicken Noodle Soup.....woof it was so bad I gave it to my dog....at first has no flavor at all then an aftertaste that tastes like turpentine smells...tried to contact the company...voicemail or email only no live person...come to find out that it is under General Mills 's banner,called them will send replacement coupon....I just wanted some good soup..........
According to TrustPlane, Annie's Homegrown has a 1.2/5 rating based on 9 verified reviews as of April 2026. Source: trustplane.app/company/www-annies-com
