Peanut butter lovers, this one’s for you. These rich, chewy, no-bake energy bites were a hit with my husband, too much for me, and earned a brutal 1.6/10 from my daughter. Honest family reviews only—because that’s how we roll on Monday Munchies.

P.U.R.E. Shea Radiance feels like luxury without the price tag. This whipped body butter with apricot oil delivers soft, hydrated skin that rivals high-end brands—clean, vegan, and made with purpose.

Plant-based, chewy, and way better than your childhood favorite—Joyride’s Sour Blue Raspberry Strips prove that clean candy can taste amazing. Think “Airheads Extremes,” but upgraded for adults with standards.

I cracked open Swoon Pink Lemonade expecting another sad “healthy” drink—and instead found my new favorite sanity sip. Zero sugar, full flavor, and absolutely no weird aftertaste. Think summer in a can, but with Hot Mom Energy.

My hair routine is basically group therapy with plant oils. This Bulgarian Lavender shampoo smells amazing and cleans well, but spoiler: the frizz stayed.

My sensitive skin has been through it all—lotions, scrubs, sunscreens, you name it. Most products leave me red and itchy, but Primally Pure’s Citrus + Mint Body Butter promised farm-to-skin hydration and luxury results. Spoiler: it’s rich, refreshing, and absorbs faster than most body butters—but does it justify the price tag? Here’s my honest take.

Soft, chewy, and chocolatey enough to win over a date-hater—Yumster Yo! Bars are the tiny snack I didn’t expect to love. But at just three inches long, you’ll need the whole box to feel satisfied. Here’s the full scoop from a busy mom who ate them all.

These Whole Foods 365 Sour Peach Rings hit with sour, follow with sweet, and disappear faster than my patience at bedtime. $3.49, slightly bougie, and completely addictive—yes, I ate the whole bag, and no, I’m not sorry.

I wanted a super snack. What I got was 22 tiny bites of blueberry-ish bird feed for ten dollars. Sure, they’re organic, vegan, and packed with wellness influencer buzzwords—but do they actually taste good? Let’s just say, IMBHO, this “superfood” is more super meh.

Freeze-dried fruit is my weakness, but these bananas were a total flop. Think stale fruit meets strong cardboard with a side of regret. At $6.69 a bag, I expected better. Here’s the full scoop in my biased, honest opinion.

I wasn't prepared to fall in love with a box of lentils and rice, but here we are. This red lentil rice from Thrive Market smells like garlic and paprika heaven, cooks in one pot, and tastes like Spanish rice with a glow-up. Honestly, I forgot I was supposed to review it—because I was too busy eating it.

Fresh out of the shower and already fighting for my life—this Humble deodorant promised clean ingredients and spa vibes, but delivered militant mosquito spray and an armpit inferno. I gave it a shot, but my sensitive skin waved the white flag. If you’ve got tougher pits than I do, it might be your thing. Me? I got humbled. Literally.

Listen. I love a good hair day as much as the next mom trying to do five things before the coffee even finishes brewing. The moment I massaged in Acure’s Ultra Hydrating Shampoo & Conditioner and caught that warm almond scent—like childhood in a bottle—I knew this was more than just a wash. It was a main character moment. Somewhere in the distance, a wind machine fired up and my shower became a cinematic masterpiece.

I consider myself a pickle snob. Crunchy, briny, and borderline bougie. So when I spotted Thrive Market’s Organic Baby Dills on sale, I bit—hard. But $8.59 a jar?! Are they worth the stem drama and premium price? Let’s talk about it.

Are these cheese balls a snack-time win or a salty slap to the taste buds? In true IMBHO fashion, we give you the unfiltered, orange-dust-free scoop on The Good Crisp Company’s clean-ingredient cheese puffs.

Freeze-dried fruit: expensive, addictive, and totally justifiable. Natierra’s pineapple packs a crunchy, tropical punch that tastes like a vacation (but costs like one, too). Here’s why I regret nothing