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Love With Food: June

This is one of my last ever Love With Food boxes... Which is really sad because I've loved this subscription!
This was a good box to begin the end on though!

Of the protein bars I've tried, this has been the best one.  I like the flavor of the peanut butter and sea salt, but the dry mushy consistency just bothers me from all protein bars.  Also, I don't feel like I need 15g of protein in the mornings, thats a lot!

Cookies!  I love cookies! This traditional teatime Shortbread cookie was a nice little treat to have, especially since I have just recently started drinking coffee and tea!

This You Love Fruit Mango fruit leather was a really interesting product to be included in this box!  I like that it was a sweet, yet still pretty healthy option!

There wasn't exactly anything special about this Sinfully Thin Blue Corn Popcorn, but that's not to say it was bad!  I finished the whole bag and thought it was a nice snack to include.

Hummus usually isn't my favorite, but I wanted to give this a try!  It had a really good flavor and I was filled up long before I finished the whole tube.  I don't generally like hummus because of the baby food consistency, but the flavor of this was good enough that I got past it!


I had gotten out of the habit of eating dried fruit, but these Snapz Apple Crisps reminded me how much I like it!  As is with all dried fruit, it was actually crispy or crunchy, but it wasn't supposed to be, and they had a nice flavor, so I approve!

I'm not usually crazy over pretzels, but the crisps idea is a cool concept!  This was a cool concept, and I've seen these at Walmart so they are easily reachable, which makes them a nice addition to the box.

I love Starburst candies, and these were like Starburst on steroids!  The flavor was amazing, and just tart enough without being to sour, and the consistency wasn't too hard or sticky.  They were just perfect, I approve!

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