Bad news: I have a very large quantity of these and they are not good. They taste quite similar to the nasty apple jacks poptarts. At least these are smaller. Very sweet, typical cereal bar texture, not great. Do I even like Apple Jacks?! I just don't know anymore.
Overall
Cost: 5/10
Taste: 5/10
In lieu of wine, I decided to imbibe with this 100-calorie cereal bar. Party time, boys! Surprisingly, it tastes a lot like a bowl of Lucky Charms. The cereal is just lucky charms cereal, and there's a bit of sweet white coating on the bottom, which I guess is milky? It's a bit sweeter than just cereal, because I suppose the milk dilutes it, so it really is a "treat" bar. Pretty good though. Better than a rice krispie treat even!
Overall
Cost: 5/10
Taste: 7/10
Happy this is nut free, but it didn't impress me. A very sweet, pliable rice-cereal bar. No real similarity to Cinnamon Toast Crunch, but I now realise there's a limited holiday cereal called Sugar Cookie Toast Crunch which I guess might be more similar to the taste of these. I'd say this is really akin to a madegood rice crispy bar, which is not bad for an allergy treat, but a little bad for a regular treat. Alas.
Overall
Cost: 6/10
Taste: 6/10
No nuts? In a Count Chocula bar? Sounds too good to be true, especially since there are also Reese's Puffs bars, but General Mills is supposed to be a good labeller, so I trust it. I enjoyed this a lot! It was basically Count Chocula cereal pieces (which basically taste like cocoa puffs) along with chocolate rice crispies (basically cocoa pebbles), and a few cereal marshmallows, covered in a chocolate drizzle. It really tastes like a cereal bar. I like it extra much because Count Chocula and all those Halloween cereals always used to have peanut in them inexplicably, but now it's apparently safe! Nothing like being denied something to make you want it, eh? I also suspect these are only on sale at Halloween time, so they're even more elusive. So cool.
Overall
Cost: 6/10
Taste: 8/10
