This was really good. For some reason I thought it would suck, but it tastes like Strawberry YanYan, or pocky. It smells like it too. The icing is amazing. Doesn’t taste like real strawberries, but it’s good when you want something sweet without being too overwhelming and you can rest assured knowing it’s healthy. I wouldn’t eat this for breakfast but it’s a good snack.

Tastes almost just like the original. Only marginally different. An itty bit sweeter, you can just hardly detect a sesame honey flavor.

I think these are my new favorite. The peanut butter Puffins are noticeably larger than the cinnamon ones. They’re heavily coated in a peanut butter “powder” like Cheetos are in cheese, and they flake off when you crunch into them. The lovely peanut butter flavor explodes in your mouth, with just the right amount of sweetness. They hold up well in milk, and if you have any left when you’re done, you’ve got peanut butter flavored milk. Very good, I would definitely buy this again. The only thing that bothers me is the price. I probably like these better than the cinnamon.

This tastes more like a cinnamon bun than oatmeal. I really like it though, even though it might not taste like its namesake. There are few raisins and that’s good, because it adds a strange texture that doesn’t belong in Luna bars. Dried fruit in Luna bars is just weird. The icing is good and buttery like the label suggests. I still think it tastes like a cinnamon roll! One thing’s for sure, this is much healthier than one.

I was disappointed by this. I was expecting a good toffee flavor, but it tasted almost just like the peanut butter crunch. The toffee chips added nothing but more peanutty flavor. This didn’t really give me a “buzz” either. It has a thin drizzle of what looks to be icing over it, which didn’t really add to the flavor. The caffeine comes from 50 mg of green tea extract.

I did not like this cereal at all. From the cardboard-y berry smell to the artificial-tasting sickly sweetness of it and the crunchy(?) dried black currants in it… I almost couldn’t finish it. The whole grain clusters are glazed in some type of black currant mixture, tinging them a slight purplish color. The only thing that saves it is the oat clusters, but there’s not many of them. To sum it up, it’s like blueberry flavored bran. Pretty packaging though, and I like that it’s 100% recycled. Good nutrition-wise as well. But this is the first Kashi product I’ve tried and not liked.

Soyjoy bars are disgusting. For one thing, they’re overpriced, especially for the size. It’s not filling at all. It’s like a tiny hard block of fruitcake flavored tofu. The ingredients are especially not vegan, containing things like butter, milk, eggs, and even parmesan cheese in some! They’re also pretty high in saturated fat, with the mango coconut one having almost 20% of the daily recommendation. They offer little nutritional value, with only 4g of protein and 3g of fiber. These are nasty, expensive, and are really not that healthy!

This is great for those people out there who like basic, tasteless wheaties.

The first thing I noticed is that the package is TINY. But apparently there are 5 servings to it, and each serving is 30 crackers, which is pretty good. It’s relatively low in fat, but high in sodium, which is apparent in the taste. These are very salty, but they have a nice, bright cheddar taste. They’re like organic Cheez-its. I don’t know what anyone would gain from eating organic snack crackers, but these are okay. Pretty packaging, too.

I liked it. The consistency is a bit watery, and at first I tasted the chalkiness everyone seems to be complaining about, but it gets better. Good chocolate flavor with the banana being more prominent in some sips than others. I had mine with an espresso shot and that probably made it much better.