Protein Pastry, Campfire S'mores, Low Carb/Low Sugar Snack

I really like these protein pastries, and the Campfire S’mores flavor is one of my favorites. They have a sweet, chocolatey flavor with a nice toasted marshmallow taste that satisfies a dessert craving without feeling like I'm eating a traditional sugary pastry. The texture is surprisingly good for a high-protein snack. They're convenient to grab for breakfast, a snack, or something sweet during the day. I also like that they're low in sugar and higher in protein than a typical breakfast pastry. They're easy to take on the go and don't require any preparation. I've found them especially useful when I want something sweet but still want to keep my snacks more protein-focused. Overall, these are a great alternative to regular frosted pastries. The S’mores flavor is delicious, and I'll definitely be buying them again.

These taste great. 10 seconds in the microwave and mmmmm. High protein, great fiber, low sugar. Unfortunately, they are high priced normally.

These are awesome, but if what you're craving is the nostalgic S'mores Pop Tart of childhood, this might not 100% hit the spot. The flavor is great though (honestly, an improvement over that artificial taste), just the texture is not close at all - these are quite thick and soft, more like the consistency of a Chips Ahoy or other soft-baked processed cookie. Regardless, if you're on keto or any kind of diet that requires this low carb/low sugar/etc, or simply want a "healthier" dessert, these are worth a try for sure!

The taste and texture quality are great, especially if you heat them slightly. As with all of the pastry products, they don't look exactly like they do on the packaging and sometimes you get far less "topping" than is shown. For that reason I can't give them a 5 star. As far as protein snacks go the protein content is fantastic.

Can't go wrong when it's the only protein product that's allergy friendly and somehow still tastes good. Key tip, put them in the freezer. Ik they're designed to warm in the microwave, but if you freeze them they turn more cakey and become a great texture bomb when you're craving real cake desserts during cuts. The filling to "bun" ratio is definitely poor though, there isn't really any filling at all so I 'm not sure why it's advertised as though there is. For reference this is the campfire smores I'm talking about. I get that sometimes reviews can get hard to decipher which pastry flavour someone's reviewing because they can wind up all jumbled together when the listings change. I think their blueberry has the most "filling" and second most is the basic chocolate. If you desire more filling stick to those ones. Still good regardless, the macros are great.

For the macros they provide, they taste great, but s'mores? Nah. More like mildly chocolate fig newton. Still, a great treat given the macros, if the sweetener doesn't have you in the bathroom all day. Also, as others have pointed out, you get about five chocolate discs smushed somewhere into the icing. They may as well not exist. That said... $27?! Nah, I'm good. at 1 / day you're looking at nearly $100 / month. There are just better options out there at this price, including just making your own treats.

These are not your usual Pop-Tarts. They're better. These have a ton of protein, around 22 grams of it. They have 24g of "carbohydrate", but roughly 9 of that is dietary fiber, 10g of erythritol (a sugar alcohol natural substance that has practically 0 calories), and 9g of total fat, 2 of which are saturated. They're 200 calories each. But they have a ton of actual nutrition, and less than a gram of what we think of as "sugar", which is table sugar, Sucrose. All of the flavors of these products, including the shown "S'mores" flavor, are good. Some of them are excellent, like the Double Chocolate and the Cinnamon Spice. This particular variety doesn't really taste a whole lot like a S'more. The icing is supposed to be marshmallow flavored, but is just sweet and tasty. The crust doesn't taste like a graham cracker very much, but it tastes good. The filling is chocolatey and sweet, but isn't like a melted square from a Hershey bar. All in all, this is their less impressive flavor, but it still is pretty darned good. And it has actual nutrition. A ton of protein, without tasting anything like your typical protein bar, which tastes too "healthy" without actually tasting GOOD. Some typical protein bars taste good, especially Clif bars, but to do that, they have to basically be cookies, with all the bad stuff we over indulge in, and get our bodies out of whack. These Legendary pastries do not do that. I've been eating a lot of their products lately, along with Zevia soda, and granulated erythritol in my coffee. And my biannual bloodwork just came in, giving me an A1C of 5.3. And I'm Type II diabetic. 2 years ago, my A1C was 10.1. So you do the math.

Flavor is too artificial and chemical like