Someone gave me organic baby food in glass jars. I think it was Earth's Best by Gerber? So it's possible Gerber does sell their organic baby food in glass jars, and perhaps your local store could order it in. HTH
Anyway, I gave them away because, like you, I fed my baby homemade food and never needed the canned kind. My thought was that the canned food is vastly less nutritious than fresh food because the canned kind has been subjected to high heat, which destroys the heat-sensitive vitamins and all the digestive enzymes. But those things are still intact with fresh food.
I bought one of those baby mesh feeders and put a chunk of raw fruit or vegetable in there for him to chew on while we ate meals. Or I fork-fed him little bits off my plate. Now at 1 1/2 years, he loves everything we eat! I think it's because he's been eating my cooking all his life, and never developed a taste for store-bought baby foods
Anyway, I gave them away because, like you, I fed my baby homemade food and never needed the canned kind. My thought was that the canned food is vastly less nutritious than fresh food because the canned kind has been subjected to high heat, which destroys the heat-sensitive vitamins and all the digestive enzymes. But those things are still intact with fresh food.
I bought one of those baby mesh feeders and put a chunk of raw fruit or vegetable in there for him to chew on while we ate meals. Or I fork-fed him little bits off my plate. Now at 1 1/2 years, he loves everything we eat! I think it's because he's been eating my cooking all his life, and never developed a taste for store-bought baby foods
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When I start finding things around the house that are in #7 plastic, I feel so betrayed! How can companies use these kind of toxic materials? 
Now, that doesn't surprise me coming from your typical big company, but when a brand does it that claims to be organic... 
: and their Gerbers are #7. I plan on checking Babies R Us very soon to see what they offer, but it sounds right now like MAM/Sassy, Gerber #5, and Evenflo glass are the best options available. Did I miss any?
I haven't actually looked at them close-up yet, but they are probably what I'm going to get (or something very similar).
: Here is their reply:
-- actually most of them aren't labeled at all. I thought plastics had to have a recyclable number on them, but apparently the FDA has decided that too much information would be onerous on big business and too dangerous for us dumb masses. Do you get them on-line? Or am I missing a completely obvious source?
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