These pea crisps with the garden herb flavor profile were crunchy and full of flavor. The onion, garlic, and hint of dill played nicely together, as I found only one minor problem with this purchase. I couldn’t stop eating them!

I purchased two different flavor profiles for this review: coconut chocolate chip and peanut butter and jelly flavor. These bars are gluten free, non-GMO and plant-based. They offer up 5 grams of net carbs and 8 grams of protein.

Everything was pointing in a positive direction until I tasted my first brownie thin. I’ve had occasion to taste raw foods or foods with a low glycemic index that use dates as the sweetener. This has never been something I’ve enjoyed. So when I tasted this brownie thin, immediately that date flavor profile popped out to me.

This product does boast no lactose, no gluten, no carrageenan and no sugar alcohol, and it is marked Keto and Non-GMO. More positive vibes there.

One bar gives you 8 grams of net carbs (3 grams of fiber) and 5 grams of protein. The label is super clean, and the product states its claims as Paleo, Non-GMO, Vegan and Gluten Free.

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.