Bonk Breaker Real Food Energy Bar Gluten-Free, 8g Protein, Peanut Butter and Jelly Flavor, 62g Bar (12 Pack)

This may be my new pre-workout snack. I am pretty picky when it comes to different bars. I love them, but they have to taste good. I actually have an uncrustable before my workouts for some added energy since I love peanut butter and jelly. This is about to replace that or be added into my rotation.This reminds me a no-bake cookie at first. It is soft and chewy and moist. You get the initial peanut butter flavoring and then a kick of the strawberry jelly. I love that the jelly is strawberry as well as layered in between the bar so you are getting some in every bite.The bar is not chalky in any way and has not odd aftertaste. It is heavier in calories, but still great for on the go. It also has 8 grams of protein which I absolutely love!I want to try more flavors and have already ordered a whole box since we all love them.My only issue is that I am not sure how many calories it really has. The package, the box, and the website all show something different.

Quality energy bars I use for ruck runs, taste great and are easy to eat on the go.

I was looking for a replacement for the non-chocolate flavors of Clif bars, which are currently unavailable. The Bonk Breaker apple pie flavor is a tasty substitute, a bit higher in fat than Clif and somewhat more expensive. So far my favorite of the Clif bar substitutes I've tried.

PROS:* It's a squished, PB&J* Fits in the pocket* Fine for on the go meal replacement, or mid-ride refuelCONS:* A little pricey for what it is.Take a multi-grain bread, and cut off the crusts.Fold each slice into quarters.Put on a thick layer of half-dried strawberry jam.Put on a thin layer of dense PeanutbutterSmash the whole thing flat, inside of a 3"x3" form.Wrap it in foil-plastic.It's really tasty, even after going through a box. Better than the high-protein one, and better than Soylent Food Bars, Stinger waffles, granola, etc.It's convenient, in that it doesn't break up in your pocket. It's easy to take a bite or two, and chew on it while rolling on the bike.It's the right number of calories for if you don't have time for breakfast, and just need something portable.However, you're paying a whole bunch for convenience. For home made, you pay 12.5 cents per ounce, and for BB, you pay 81 to 96 cents per ounce, or more for any of the other flavors. Compare to Larabar, which is 52 cents per ounce, though it's 3/4 of the protein and carbs.

I really enjoy these peanut butter and jelly bars. I've bought these a few times now and they are always soft and chewy. Which i love. I hate the protein bars that throw on rice and you bite into a hard crispy bar and its rains down crumbs on your lap. To each his own i guess but these Bonk Breakers are excellent. Just wish Amazons packaging was better. Each box i get has had the sides falling apart and bars scattered in the package. None are open, its just the box is always toast when i get them

Love these! Used to be a Clif Bar aficionado, but quickly made the switch after my first Bonk Breaker bar. I train for Ironman distance events, so nutrition is key - that's why they're the official sponsor of Ironman (and USA Cycling) events. Here's my take:+ dense: they're small, but they're moist and pack in a lot more nutrition/flavor. you can easily get 100+ calories in 3 bites (half a bar). the small size makes lots of them easy to carry in a back pocket too.+ natural: they're organic, non-GMO and only have a few natural ingredients you can pronounce. read the label as they have a short shelf life of just a few months, meaning no preservatives.+ gluten free: no bloating, irritated stomach lining and they fill you up/taste like real food.Only con, is yes, the $3/bar retail price, but find the flavors you like and buy in bulk for ~$2+/bar.I personally love chocolate (and look forward to these on long training days hehe) and my favorites are the PB Choc Chip (taste like Reeses PB cups), Almond Cherry Chunk (high protein), and Espresso Chip when I need a kick of caffeine. I use PBJ (high protein) and fig when I want something subtly sweet, but not chocolate-y, especially on the hotter training days.Enjoy!

A cycle and it helps me exercise for much longer.

Item came with expiration date in May of 2015, just 3 months away. Was very upset and got a refund from Amazon. I bought them for the upcoming Spring/Summer cycling season. If these are a short shelf-life item due to their natural ingredients that's fine but they need to make that clear in the listing.I ate one or two to try them out before contacting Amazon and they taste decent. The 'jam' is such a slim layer of jam it's virtually nonexistent. I know these aren't made for taste and to represent a true PB&J sandwich and with that in mind they taste alright. Beware of expiration dates, folks. Good item in terms of ingredients and taste for their intended purpose.

Product is very fresh. Texture and taste are great as a result.

Thought I would leave a quick review ad Insee no one else has.These are the best bars I have ever tasted. I bought them for eating on the bike during triathlons but I end up just eating them all the time. Breakfast, post workout, snack when I'm hungry. I've almost run out already.These are the original bonk breakers peanut butter and jelly. I usually grab the protein version which has more protein and less carbs which is what I prefer. Best of all they are vegan friendly too.I've tried a whole host of bars through the years and this is the the best tasting and also doesn't cause me gut issues.I would give the product 10 stars if I could.