GEM Energy Aid Caffeinated Bite, 40mg Caffeine, Ginseng Root, L-Theanine, Holistic Sustained Energy, Supports Metabolism & Endurance | Chocolate Cacao Sea Salt | 28 Servings

These bites are pretty tasty for what they are. They're not brownie sweet or anything, and have a bitter-sweet dark chocolate bite to them. I didn't pick up on any hint of sea salt. The cake part is soft, and the filling ingredients are plentiful.These are fairly easy to eat, but the nits are obviously not the best for people with dental issues. That aside, these are about as close to a brownie as you're going to get for such a nutrient rich energy boost bite. The big disadvantage is the price. They were good to try, but in the end cost preventative for long term use. Cut it by half, and then maybe it would align with what you're getting. Still a good snack to try, and if you have the income to support it these are a pretty good tasting energy supplement.

I have lots of food sensitivities, and thankfully these set off none of them. They're delicious, super convenient (pop in your mouth, and BAM you've had a half cup of coffee without making anything). BUT. They are. So. Expensive. I would love to order more of these for "emergencies" i.e. early morning rushes out the door, but I just don't see that price as sustainable ($50?? and that's 15% off??). I would be willing to pay half that (at most, half of the list, ~$30), but honestly, this is a little too extreme.I know high quality ingredients are going to cost more, so I hope they find a way to lower the price without undermining the quality of the product. I would snap these up the minute the price comes down. I've tasted how good they are. So now I'm just sad.

The first ingredient in these, dates, gives them a moist and soft, chewy sweetness. The dark flavors of coffee and cacao nibs contrast against this background. I got 4 packages, with 7 bites per package. These are tasty, but very expensive. The photo shows the contents of one package, minus the one I ate. The bites are small, as shown in the photo, with a quarter for scale. For me, the 40 mg of caffeine per bite is a good amount to have when driving late at night, focusing at work, or before a workout. They also are sweetened with monk fruit.

I like that this have all the ingredients I wanted and the taste is good and better than most energy bars I tried. the texture is more of the dates kind added with nuts and seeds. easy to chew and doesnt upset my tummy or raised my sugar level that much.my only complain beside the price is the fact that I don't feel any difference when it comes to energy. I honestly almost have to eat the whole bag just to see if I can feel anything but im afraid my sugar level will raised to the roof and I get very sick. anyway, maybe it is just me but this is not for me.taste wise, I love this healthy tiny bites just wish it worked.

I was so surprised by the taste of these Eat Your Energy bites by GEM. They are delicious and remind me of a favorite protein bar of mine. If you're a fan of dates, you will likely enjoy these. Aside from the excellent taste, it's a great bonus to also have 40 mg of caffeine per bite, along with potent servings of ginseng, iodine and L-theanine. The ingredient list is completely full of super foods! I would especially recommend these for anyone who isn't crazy about coffee and doesn't have a high tolerance for caffeine.

I do like the taste and texture of these bites - it's a smooth and nutty cocoa flavour. The ingredients include a lot of good-for-you but questionably appetizing elements like kelp powder, but rest assured that you don't taste them at all.I have two concerns, however. The nutrition facts show one bite as one serving. However, elsewhere on the package it says "40mg of caffeine" but does not clarify is this is per serving or per package. My guess would be per package, as each bite being equivalent to half a cup of coffee would make eating the entire package (as I have been doing, treating one pack as a snack/part of my breakfast) pack quite a caffeinated punch, and it just doesn't feel like that's the case. But I do wish that the company would clarify, either on the packaging or on the product listing.Secondly, this product is currently listed as $50 for four 7-bite packages. I'm sorry, but there is just no way that's happening! I would pay maybe $20, max, for a 4-pack of these 7-bite packages. Reality check, please.

The pros: these taste very good, with a unique combination of flavors. They have a very bold, powerful flavor too, almost like strong coffee. The texture and freshness of top notch as well. And I did notice a pep in my step after eating one. I had to stop myself from gobbling them down so I didn't tweak out too hard. There's really nothing bad to say about them except the price. For twenty-eight small bites, it's hard to justify spending that much. You could say well, okay, they're not just treats, they're energizing supplements. Fine, but each bite is equivalent to a half a cup of coffee. If they were bigger, like an entire "normal" energy or protein bar, they would be amazing. But they're tiny. It's a shame because I really do like them. But I can't see myself actually buying these again in the future.

Deep, rich, and velvety chocolate flavor. Sweetened with dates and monk fruit sweetener. These aren't what I'd call low-calorie at 35 calories per bite, but they are a decadent and delicious way to get a little mid day energy boost without resorting to coffee. They have a fudgy/chewy mouthfeel. Crisped quinoa, pumpkin seeds, and cacao nibs add texture and satisfying crunch. Absolutely a new favorite. They aren't inexpensive at almost 2 dollars per bite, but in a world where a cup of coffee can cost 10 bucks, 2 bucks per bite isn't a bad deal for a nutrient dense middle of the day pick me up.