These are plant-based Keto bars; it’s always tough to find good snacking items that fit this eating lifestyle. Each bar has 5 grams of net carbs and 9 grams of protein, but that’s where the positives end.

Claims include gluten free, vegan, fair trade, sustainable ingredients, nothing artificial, and non-GMO. It’s a pumped-up list of claims, which made me wonder if these peanut butter cups could stand up to the hype.

Here’s my question to you. When was the last time you had a birthday cake that was allergen friendly? You can celebrate now…anytime, any day…with this fantastic Birthday Cake granola.

Sadly, my hopes and dreams of something crunchy and satisfying didn’t just go down the drain, but down the toilet. All of a sudden, I was taken aback by what I was seeing. Is that feathers? No way! It couldn’t be! Argh! It was!!

In terms of flavor profiles, Stud Bites nailed the banana peanut butter muffin. Each bite gives you both banana and peanut butter.

I went into this thinking there’s no way they can make a mushroom crispy, but that’s exactly what they did. Even better, they taste great!

I only found one problem with Private Selection’s black sesame & ginger turkey jerky. I couldn’t stop eating it!

Before using this product, I was having sleepless nights and restless legs. Since drinking M.O.R.E., I no longer fight fatigue, because when my head hits the pillow, I’m out.

The label was very clean, mostly organic ingredients of potatoes, cashews, carrots, onions, tomatoes, green chilis, vinegar, sea salt and jalapenos. I wish every label I read had ingredients like this.

This is the second time IMBHO has profiled this brand, but seriously, folks. These products deliver.

I heard about Lenny and Larry’s Complete cookies and how they were so great with 16 grams of plant-based protein…

I can honestly say I’ve never had a turkey stick like this…eating just shouldn’t be this difficult.

It comes in at 5 net carbs. If I were not left hungry, it might have been acceptable to me. I know. Keto has lowered my expectations a bit.

It’s a great story of how a mom and son find the entrepreneurial spirit and turn their life story into a company and outstanding product. If you get nothing else from this blog, be sure to visit their site and applaud their efforts.

The fact that I have no control over my youngest’s head of hair, just adds to my morning stresses.

The website is crazy, to put it mildly, but the message is clear. Sell your soul and become part of the Liquid Death cult, which may sound ominous (as intended).