Product Review: Way Better Snacks

My family loves snack foods but most are full of chemicals, fat and empty calories.  I look for tasty snack options that are not only gluten free and dairy free but also healthy and delicious.  Way Better Snacks not only meet, they exceed all of my snack food criteria.   There are six varieties of Way Better Snacks to choose from and my family loved them all!

Check out a few of the many benefits these super-snacks have to offer due to the use of germinated-nutrient dense grains and seeds:

- Certified gluten free by the Gluten Free Certification Organization, and all are processed on machinery that that does not process any items with gluten. To learn more, visit www.gfco.org

- Increased Vitamins & Minerals

- Increased Digestibility

- Increased Nutrient Absorption

- Non-GMO ingredients

- Vegan

To find a store near you that sells Way Better Snacks use their store locator.

Review: Zenergy Powerballs

I recently sampled a sweet snack that is gluten free, vegan, and made from energy boosting superfoods called Zenergy Powerballs.

Zenergy Powerballs creator Peggy Sue Honeyman-Scott describes them as "Scrumptious orbs of goodness made from an exotic combination of raw, vegan and organic ingredients."  I must agree, I find Zenergy Powerballs to be delicious, and I feel good about eating such a healthy snack!

Zenergy Powerballs creator Peggy Sue Honeyman-Scott

My Dad was visiting me when I received my Zenergy Powerball samples, and he could not stop eating them!  In fact, I had to ask him to save some for me to review! :)  They are not overly sweet, yet they perfectly satisfy my sweet tooth.  My Dad and I agree that we would be happy to snack on Zenergy Powerballs anytime!  His favorite was the coconut, but that didn't stop him from eating the yummy Goji Berry and Almond varieties.  I liked all three varieties equally!

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Visit the Zenergy Powerballs website to order online or find a retail store.

Disclosure of Material Connection: I was not compensated for this post; I received a product/products for review purposes courtesy of the product company and/or its PR agency. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I was not required to write a positive review. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.”