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.

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.

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.

You ever fall in love with a food before the first bite? That’s what happened with Rollin’ Greens’ Mexican and Teriyaki M’Eat rice bowls. From packaging obsession to near-marital snack betrayal, here’s the delicious drama you didn’t know you needed.

$5 for less than an ounce of toddler snacks? I had to find out if Amara Organic Fruit Bites were really worth the hype. With organic ingredients and no added sugar, they sound great on paper—but how do they actually taste? And more importantly, would my kids eat them? Let’s just say… not everyone was a fan.

Craving a snack that’s healthy and hits the spot? IMBHO put Thrive Market’s Grain-Free Tortilla Chips and salsa to the test—crunch, salt, spice (or lack thereof) and all. Spoiler: They’re not quite Chipotle, but they just might surprise you.

Ever wondered what it’s like to snack on bird seed? Flackers Flax Seed Crackers might just give you that experience. Packed with whole flax seeds and marketed as a health-conscious snack, these crackers come with a hefty price tag—but do they taste good? Spoiler: My body said “Nope!” faster than I could swallow.

Can a snack bar be healthy, sustainable, and kid-approved? LÄRABAR Kids promises all three, but does it deliver? My 4-year-old food critic and I put these mini bars to the test. Spoiler: the chocolate chip flavor might just win your heart (and your kid's too).