Kashi by Kids, Super Food Chocolate Bites, Soft Baked Organic Snacks, Fair Trade Cocoa, Peanut Free, 5.6oz

These seem to fall into the “polarizing foods” category. I bought some on a whim, as I’m always keeping an eye out for snacks my 5 year old will eat that at least feign nutritional value and real-ish ingredients. These appeared to meet this very high standard, so when he mowed through 4 packs in less than 12 hours claiming they were awesome, I was curious enough to taste one. To my tastebuds, they’re as terrible as the negative reviews suggest. I cannot say those folks are wrong. However, they get 4 stars because they’re better for kiddo (in contrast to the other processed junk on the shelves), he is bullish about them, and I have negative interest in stealing them. We all win. -1 star for being crazy expensive for a box of 25 tiny cookies.

I liked the idea that these would combine both less sugar in a snack and the flavor of chocolate to make them appealing to my six year old. The problem is that they are SO dry. You have to take a bite then immediately drink some water or milk to help wash it down. My six year old definitely rejected them the second time because they were too tough to eat on their own.

My daughter loves these and has no idea of how many vegetables and vitamins are inside she thinks she is eating chocolate.

They did taste good but has a lot more fat & carbs than I expected from something called a superfood

My son 2.5 year old son loves these! Toddler approved.

These tasted weird, not my cup of tea.

They are very dry and there is little chocolate.

Got this for my kids. It is nasty AF. It says kid tested but it clearly was not. It was dry, powdery, and tasted like an adult nutrition bar. My kids spit it out and so did I when we tried it. Side note- my kids do eat a lot of veggies and fruits and grains and beans. They would rather snack on carrots and take a gummy multivitamin than eat one of these bars. Better tasting alternatives to this are generic granola bars.