Really tastes like a brownie but 370 calories each!
353404
I usually hate the way "protein snacks" like protein bars taste. But these really taste great. It's has 90% taste of a real brownie and the texture is about the same as well.

Beware though, one brownie, which is pretty small (but heavy) is 370 calories! The macros really aren't that great, but if you want a great tasting snack to fix your sweet tooth while getting 20g of protein on the side, this is it. I'm going to buy another box after I finish this. I'll eat 1 a day.
216650
The double chocolate flavor is best. I wouldnt buy these if you are looking for a healthy protein bar. They are full of calories and fat grams. Eating them for the protein isn't worth it. I would rather get my protein from a cleaner source like fish or chicken.  If you don't care about that then yea...get the double chocolate and smother it in peanut butter that would be better than this attempt to combine to two flavors. Trust me ive tried it! YUM. On a side note their Complete cookies are better than brownies.
2456160
great gum and loses flavor quickly. AND A HUGE ANNOUNCEMENT I READ THE CALORIES PER GUM CONTAINER AND IT WAS LIKE 1,400. So for all 12 packs of gum like 14,000 calories. BEWARE!!!!!!!
2685555
Beware!  One pack of these is actually 220 Calories!  You can eat a standard Hershey's Chocolate candy bar and consume less Calories.  These  have way too much sugar in them.  They make it seem like a "Serving" is 110 calories, nobody will eat just one.  Shame on Nature's Bakery.
4864502
I made the mistake of purchasing these *SNACK* bars when I meant to purchase the meal bars.  These snack bars are much smaller and less filling, but for obvious reasons as it's meant for a snack.  That being said, these taste much more like a guilty pleasure and are great for when those chocolate cravings hit.  It has a light crunch to it with the chewy peanut butter/almost caramel like center which reminds me of a snickers bar.  Can't be angry about that.  I'll probably go ahead and order the meal bars as well since the nutritional values differ.  In comparison...

Snack bars
Calories: 110
Fat Cal: 30
Total Fat: 3.5 g
Cholest: 0g
Sodium: 70mg
Total Carb: 15g
Sugars: 11g
Fiber: 1g
Protein 4g

Meal Bars
Calories: 180
Fat Cal: 50
Total Fat: 6g
Cholest: 0
Sodium: 250mg
Total Carb: 25g
Sugars: 15g
Fiber: 5g
Protein: 10g
275088
The Choco Peanut Butter Earnest Eats bars were delicious! I was not able to find this variety at my local store. Amazon to the rescue! My family eats these as either snacks or light meals. At 230 calories, it doesn't ruin my diet either. The bars are soft and chewy with chocolate chips throughout.
302510
There's a reason they're called "Blissful Brownies." They *should* be called "Addictive Brownies!" These are a dense, heavy and fudgey brownie. Each one is about 1 1/2 inches thick, and HEAVY. They're heavy because they're made with real ingredients. You won't be reading words that contain forty letters when you look at the ingredients--their simple goodness comes from flour, sugar, cocoa, chocolate chunks, etc.

They've got a good flaky exterior--as any great brownie should. The insides are laden with chocolate chunks & provide an over-the-top chewy flavor explosion in your mouth. They're literally huge! I've used them on party platters cut into thirds with Madeline's & other small dessert bites, and even like this, they're very filling.

I don't do a lot of reviews, but these brownies definitely deserve a rave times five! Try them. Just don't be surprised if you gorge and can't wait for your next shipment to arrive! And just by chance if you like German chocolate anything---for the love of all things culinary--DO TRY THE GERMAN CHOCOLATE! I could go on, but I think even words won't prepare you for THIS brownie experience.

Lastly, there's a reason they made it to Oprah's favorite things list one year. Just try them. You'll hoard these babies, guaranteed!
2813936
There has to be crack in here. I am so addicted to these things that I have to order them by the case. 35 calories for a crunchy, sweet, delicious roll of goodness. They are so yummy, keep forever and are great with coffee, lunch, dessert or any time.
702020
"Ingredients: Semisweet chocolate (sugar, chocolate, cocoa butter), oil roasted soynuts (soybeans, soybean oil), confectioner's glaze, gum arabic, corn syrup" - from the package of South Beach Living DARK CHOCOLATE COVERED SOYNUTS

OK, now look, these aren't the yummy high-fat, high-calorie dark chocolate covered macadamia nuts that your lazy co-worker brings back from that undeserved Hawaii vacation. I mean, if you're eating those on a regular basis, you're not going to consider lowering your standards to include South Beach Living's DARK CHOCOLATE COVERED SOYNUTS, which aren't even nuts but dry-roasted soy beans. But, if you're into the dietary equivalent of hair shirts and self-flagellation, these may temporarily forestall chocolate withdrawal as you kneel and do penance for past sins before the great god of Politically Correct Nutrition.

I got these for my wife whose eating and exercise regimen allows for such, um, treats. (Before you think I'm denigrating her lifestyle, I should point out that she's lost over 100 lbs in the past couple of years and, at 60, teaches group aerobic exercise classes and is going for her Personal Trainer certification. You'd better believe that I'm mighty proud of her.) But, she doesn't do reviews, so I had to sample some. Before opening the single-serving envelope, I noted the "Exchange: 1/2 Carb, 1 Fat" and the Nutrition Facts:

"Serv. size: 1 pack (19g), Amount Per Serving: Calories 100, Fat Cal 60, Total Fat 6g (9% DV), Sat Fat 3g (15% DV), Trans Fat 0g, Polyunsat Fat 1g, Monounsat Fat 2g, Cholest 0mg (0% DV), Sodium 0mg (0% DV), Potassium 55mg (2% DV), Total Carb 9g (3% DV), Dietary Fiber 2g (8% DV), Sugars 6g, Protein 3g, Vitamin A (0% DV), Vitamin C (0% DV), Calcium (0% DV), Iron (2% DV). Percent Daily Values (DV) are based on a 2,000 calorie diet."

Hmm, do you suppose a package of these will suitably round off my lunch of fries and a bacon triple cheeseburger?

Also spotted on the packet is the ominous precaution:

"CHOKING WARNING: Do not give nuts to children under 6." Well, duh! The kid would be better off sharing my cheeseburger by my way of thinking.

Snipping open the package, I poured out twenty-seven pieces, twenty-six raisin-sized plus one BB-sized. (Perhaps the latter could be given to the child under 6.) On my wife's food scale, they weighed in at 18 grams. Since the serving size is proclaimed as 19 grams, I'm considering a class action lawsuit if I can find a hungry enough bottom-feeding ambulance chaser.

And how do they taste? There's a reasonably satisfying dark chocolate flavor, which, if you were Tom Hanks in&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Cast-Away-Full-Screen-Edition/dp/B000062XGD/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Cast Away (Full-Screen Edition)</a>with limited menu options, would probably hold at bay the obsessive craving for the candy that would otherwise take over after a month doing without. The "nuts" are slightly crunchy, i.e. enough to justify the concept of nuts but not so much as to endanger any fillings.

Now, as the DARK CHOCOLATE COVERED SOYNUTS are designed for the pleasure-starved nutritionally conscious and my wife thinks they're pretty good, I'm going to give them four stars for meeting design requirements out of deference to her opinion. Personally, I'd eat them if they were the only chocolate treat available in the cupboard, and I'd need 2-3 servings to fill the void.
4595153
Full disclosure: I haven't tasted these or even opened up the package. With that in mind, take my review for what it is worth. Very fast shipping from Amazon as always. I must have misread the description because I was under the impression that each of the bars was 3600 Calories. But, each package comes with, what appears to be, 9 bars and each bar is over 400 calories. The package is vacuum sealed and has a 5 year shelf life although I wouldn't be surprised if you could stretch that out. VERY DENSE. I was surprised at the weight. I bought these to put away in my home emergency kit so I hope that I never have to open these up haha. Maybe I'll try them when I plan on restocking them and I'll report back.
1179104
I get the price, it's just I bought the 12 oz bottle and used half to make brownies and the other half as syrup on pancakes. My bottle was closer to $10 so it just seems odd to spend $5 on sweetener for one batch of brownies and $5 for syrup for one meal ....at least on our present budget.

As for taste???  Well, the brownies weren't sweet enough but as strange as it is, the syrup was super sweet!  I just don't get it!  I did add a teaspoon of maple flavoring so maybe that contributed to the sweetness. Either way, it was the best experience I've ever had with syrup on pancakes!!! It had this robust fruity/nut accent that made it so exquisite!!!

Now the reason for buying in the first place is because sugar has been causing me problems that I can't avoid anymore. Wish I'd have understood sooner it was sugar and I wish I'd have known about Coconut sugar/nectar. I'm thrilled that the brownies were actually "healthy" for me and I didn't experience the problems sugar causes. Same with the pancakes. I used to think it was the gluten that was doing me in but it was the SUGAR. I ate pancakes with nectar and NO problems unless I wake up tomorrow inflamed due to the gluten.  But at least I didn't feel all weird in the head after eating and then crash two hours later from sugar low.

I'm just trying to find out if I can buy it bulk and get it for less than $7 per 12 oz.
4237456
I was getting these at my local Super Walmart and loved them, until randomly one day they stopped carrying them.  All I could remember was "They are the Bear Cakes!" A little Goolge-Fu and I was back to my warm breakfast treat ^_^
These are great, very tasty and not too sweet. I love the blueberry and chocolate ones, and they are great alone or with a scoop of vanilla ice cream for a dessert.
The bad on them, I adore pumpkin everything... except for the pumpkin chocolate muffins here; I couldn't even finish the first one.  I can't recommend getting a full 12 pack of these if you are just trying them out.  Maybe see if you can get a single at a local store?
4168582
I love these brownies, but you MUST remember that ONE brownie is counted as TWO servings.  Just pack them individually as one serving and have 24 per package rather than 12, but other than that I have no complaints.  They are fudgy delicious and chock full of protein.  They are Wheat Free and Flour Free which is an absolute plus for my son who is wheat sensitive.  He grabs one in the morning, heads off to class and nibbles on the whole brownie, (unfortunately) and is set until his later day lunch.  I have these sent to him every month.  Great product for a decent price.
286506
I recently decided to try these on a whim, and was impressed with the first bite. I substituted a chocolate flavored EAS Carb Control protein drink for the water/milk and topped with extra protein peanut butter and reduced sugar raspberry preserves for a filling and delicious breakfast. All praise, no complaints, until I looked more closely at the nutritional information. Id been using the suggested 1/2 cup size for a few days, and was shocked that the box claimed there should be about seven servings left when the bag looked to have about half its original amount left. I took it to my kitchen scale and was appalled to see that 1/2 cup does not equal 53 grams (as the labeling states), but weighed in at over EIGHTY. If you're trying to be mindful of your serving sizes, calorie counts, and/or macros, thats a HUGE difference! The recommended 53 grams don't even fill my 1/3 measuring cup, and Im very disappointed that Kodiak has used such confusing/misleading labeling. Ill continue to use their product, but Im going to be very careful to use my scale to make sure Im getting the correct serving size when I do. Five stars for taste and quality, but minus two because the nutritional info is nothing short of a disaster.
456706
I took a gamble that I would like these; 10 lbs is a lot of candy! I'm glad I did. These are terrific if you like black licorice. Just for giggles I counted out one of the five pound bags & It had 200 individually wrapped candies. They are each about 43 calories. The only thing I found odd was the lack of a best by date. But I am not too concerned, they are fresh & oh so good. 400 candies for $ 29.43 with 15% subscribe & save discount. Plus free shipping to my door, gotta love that. That's a bit over 7 cents per candy. Hurt me!!!
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110458
Let's face it, most of us love a good brownie but we don't like all the calories that come with these tasty treats.  Glenny's 100 Calorie Brownie is really good and satisfying.  Frankly, for an organic, low calorie brownie, I was surprised at how rich and full chocolate flavored it taste.  In fact, I'm ordering another box as my friends enjoyed them as much as my family.

I also like their packaging.  For one thing, it's easy to toss them into your lunch bag without having them get squashed.  They are also a great  take along treat and because they are so moist, the package keeps them from sticking together.

Glenny's has a real winner with this product.  You won't be disappointed by adding it to your shopping cart.
1744387
I saw the Oprah show with Jessica and was so impressed by Oprah's glorious review of this cookbook. So, I immediately ordered it and had to wait a month for it to ship because it was backordered (because of Oprah's show, I'm sure!) In the meantime, I made the brownies. Let me be clear, these were edible but that's about it. Jerry and/or Oprah saying that this would be the last food they would choose on death row says one thing...they need to get out and eat more! I would never make those again! So, I was disappointed when waiting for the book. That being said, I made the chocolate chip cookies and they were fine. Not an awesome cookie but for what they were, they were good and my kids loved them. I have since just used my Nestle Tollhouse recipe and added a can of chickpeas which is easy and little more healthy. I didn't care for the mashed cauliflower recipe and currently use one from South Beach Diet that my whole family loves. So, I think the book gives a lot of ideas to help parents boost the nurtitional value of their cooking but it's not the greatest thing since sliced bread.