Kodiak Cakes Minute Muffins, Pumpkin Dark Chocolate, 2.36 Ounce (Pack of 12) (Packaging May Vary)

I was getting these at my local Super Walmart and loved them, until randomly one day they stopped carrying them. All I could remember was "They are the Bear Cakes!" A little Goolge-Fu and I was back to my warm breakfast treat ^_^These are great, very tasty and not too sweet. I love the blueberry and chocolate ones, and they are great alone or with a scoop of vanilla ice cream for a dessert.The bad on them, I adore pumpkin everything... except for the pumpkin chocolate muffins here; I couldn't even finish the first one. I can't recommend getting a full 12 pack of these if you are just trying them out. Maybe see if you can get a single at a local store?

The first time I had one of these, I was like " Something this easy can't be that good. How wrong I was. I first bought this at Walmart. But I didn't get many because I had not tried them, and they only had 3 flavors. So when I saw them on Amazon with pumpkin, which I love I thought I would order the variety pack. Glad I did. I shared them with my brother, and now he is a fan!! He said he drove to 3 different store trying to find the various flavors. I said" Just order them from Amazon.. Its, like 2 minutes in the microwave, and you eat them out the nice size cup. Enjoy!!

I treat this as more of a lesser evil of desserts I could have. I keep a bunch of these at work and they really hit the spot instead of something like a cookie. Highly recommended. Decent amount of fiber and protein, but still tastes delicious. I err on a lower amount of liquid (water or milk - both taste great) because otherwise it can be a bit runny, but once you figure out the right ratio it works great. There is a dotted line on the inside of the package, but it's really hard to see it when you're actually filling the liquid, and super easy to go above it a bit which will impact the cook time.

I got the Pumpkin Dark Chocolate muffins.Not perfect but REALLY good.Pros:TastyFastFillingConvenient (That's what you paid for)Cons:They expect everyone to just guess what 1/4 cup of water or milk is. If Ramen that costs 50cents can have a recommended fill line, why can't these?The chips mostly DO settle to the bottom but that's not really bad because the muffin itself is really pretty good and now you have a tasty sweet surprise at the bottom. But, I did have some chips mixed throughout the muffin.How I made mine: I guessed what 1/4 cup of water was, went just short of that but added some pumpkin spice coffee creamer (International Delight). It came out excellent. The outside, top and bottom of the muffin was very muffin-like and the center was warm and squishy like a fresh baked cookie that was gooey on the inside. I think it was great. Will order again. I also showed it to coworkers and they liked it.Edit/Update: Don't let it get cold. It's GREAT hot/warm but the last 2 bites I let sit and when it gets cold, it's not as enjoyable.Edit2: It's not really a muffin. It's more like a really thick pancake. Muffins are like spongy cake. This is much lighter. It's still VERY good.

Call me basic, I love pumpkin spice flavor just as much in June as I do in December. Throw in some dark chocolate and it's even better. These muffin cups are great because I don't have to bake a dozen at a time and try to eat/freeze them before they go stale. The extra protein also keeps me full until lunch. I was unpleasantly surprised when I opened the box to find one of the cups had broken open, covering the rest of the box in pumpkin dust, but at least they all smelled good. I will definitely buy these again.

These are pretty good for what they are. However, I used an actual immersion blender to thoroughly mix it (directions state to combine very well) and they still come out pretty grainy and dry, and finished are only about half the cup's size so they could have absolutely saved on starage space. They are pricey for what they are unfortunately. If they were $1 each-no complaints. But for almost $2.50 per muffin, you're probably better off just buying grocery store muffins and microwaving them warm.Side note: adding an egg and a 1/4 tsp vegetable oil to the mixture results in a much better and chewier version that isn't quite as dry. If you don't mind the extra ingredients or effort, these can be prepared in microwave safe ramekins and make a nice desert for dinner guests.

Love these. Pop them into the microwave and boom intense pumpkin and chocolate flavors. Nice quick bite. I suggest using whole milk even though I’m lactose intolerant. These are a treat for people who love pumpkin spice and all things fall. They are a bit expensive though.

Great quick breakfast to keep at work - I can see where it would be handy if there was a line to indicate the level of liquid to add, but we have a small measuring cup in our office kitchen so it hasn't really come up as an issue. You do want to make sure you add the liquid and stir immediately before microwaving for best rise, but that's true of anything that uses chemical leavening, not something specific to this product.EDIT: Since January 2019, all the batches I've bought have been in redesigned packaging that does include a fill line embossed into the cup, so no measuring is required!