T: I'm told the breakfast balls are packed with energy and obviously designed to be eaten as a breakfast meal. There are a lot of flavours going on in this one which I can't quite single out, it is tasty however. It is also not too sweet, which works better for breakfast. 

C: Substance and weight are always a criterion in my choice of breakkie balls and these definitely hit the spot! I loved that all the ingredients were just the right size - not too large to chew too much and not too fine and you have no clue what's in it.

T: It reminded of a Summer Log chocolate bar - buttery, nutty with just the right amount of sweetness. As someone who loves to lay on the peanut butter real thick I really liked these. The protein is a bonus too! This is sure to be popular with the gym crowd.

C: It's like eating a chunky peanut butter cake - there's some honey in it and it gives the ball a nice rounded note of sweetness. Toasted peanuts are always a win too.

T: Kick ass hit of lemon flavour to them and are one of my other favourites.

C: Probably in my top three, the lemon in this is absolutely divine! There's a bit of a mild almond munch on as well, so it's not like you're eating a raw lemon.

T: Oooh yeah. Rich cacao flavour and soft gooey texture, just like a real chocolate praline. I should know, especially after gorging myself at Max Brenner earlier this week. Super nice dessert this one and is be perfectly suited to be enjoyed with a coffee.

C: Instant fave! It's like a healthy rocky road or italian chocolate log. I swear I could eat a whole tray and not die from the intense chocolate goodness.

T: I had high hopes for this, but I thought it needed a bit more coconut punch or something to make it just a tad sweeter.

C: I'm not a big fan of Bounty's but this I quite liked! I felt like it could use a bit more chocolate, but hey, anything and everything could use with more chocolate right?!

T: Carrot like flavour with a dollop of sultana/dates. Has some interesting crispy micro crackling textures going on here, if that's even a thing. Not bad at all. Not in my top 3, but middle of the pack.

C: One of my favourite combos of all time, this cake reminds me of a classic carrot cake with a good punch of orange and crunch.

T: He's packed on the poppy seeds to great effect - this thing literally pops in your mouth. Pop pop poppy pop! It's like Territory Day fireworks in your mouth. Flavour wise it is a bit  unique compared to the others, I found it to have very Middle Eastern like flavours with strong spices and a lengthy after taste. 

C: Aesthetically, I'm a fan. The pop of orange zest is drop dead gorgeous. The nutmeg punch was unexpected and I would have loved the innards to be a bit more smoother to make the poppy seeds pop more. Don't get me wrong, it's still yummy!

T: Very pretty with a beautiful and tasty orange coloured top layer. The sweetness of the top balances out the less sweet bottom part, although I do wish it could have a fraction more apricot punch.

C: I LOVE THIS. It's like eating apricot fudge! It's not sweet, and if you're like me that likes raw God given flavours, this is a winner. I also found this the easiest to engulf whole.