Vitalicious VitaMuffin VitaTops, Golden Corn, 2-Ounce Packages (Pack of 24)

I received them and they were hot, not packaged correctly. Caused me to have a reaction to the nuts in them. I had to go to urgent care and get some Steroids. Scared me to death. Only my face swelled up, my eyes were swollen shut. I know for sure it was these that caused it because I didn't eat one and the next morning I wasn't swollen. That night I ate one and again my face puffed up so bad I couldn't open my eyes. It's a shame too because I LOVE these. :(

Like some here, I got my first order, didn't read the instructions to freeze and a few days later, all were moldy. Not blaming Vitalicious for that, but if it were me, there would be a page with huge letters saying "freeze immediately" on top of the box. As this seems to be a common complaint, they might want to pay attention. The VitaTops are not bad. For me they are enough of a treat without breaking my calorie count for the day. They are not amazing, just pretty good. Frankly, I am not too excited about unfreezing them or eating them half frozen. My chief complaint is the ridiculous amount of time to ship and the poor communication from Vitalicious. Maybe if a number of people wait the 4-5 advertised days to ship and then cancel, they will get the hint.

I've used Vitamuffins and Vitatops in the past as a sort of hunger-stopper. They have fiber and some flavor--especially the chocolate ones-- and don't use up too much of your daily calorie allotment; but they also have a strange undertaste/aftertaste.The triple chocolate is my fave of the tops.When I've taken them to family gatherings, most members say they're awful, and the kids spit them out. But those of us who are older and like to be regular and not have big calorie treats will eat these.Don't expect 100% real muffin flavor or texture. These have a lot of odd ingredients (see the list). Consider these a diet aid--filling and vitamin-enriched. They serve a purpose, but a totally fulfilling chocolate experience is not one of them.With milk, the chocolate ones are adequate. But I've tried the sugar-free (oh, my gosh, horrible) and the corn muffins (not very good) and the apple berry bran (also not very good). I can only safely recommend the chocolate varieties. Those seem to have enough cocoa and chips to cover up the weird taste.It's a useful food for those times when you have to have something "cakey" without killing your points quota for the day (for you Weight Watchers folks).If you must try Vitamuffins or Vitatops, the chocolate is definitely the way to go. This sampler (with free shipping) is probably your best bet. And trust me--have with milk or latte. That helps. :)M

I have never tried a vititop product before so this was my first experience with them. I didn't have high hopes going into this but I had read reviews on other websites that made me curious enough to order them.I chose to microwave mine, the same directions seem to be put in all the packages recommending you toast them but I don't own a toaster oven and couldn't see putting chocolate chunks that would melt in a pop up toaster. I nuked one for 15 secs and it come out piping hot the chocolate chunks were now melted and oozing out of the vitatop. Trying them for the first time with small expectations was a delight. The muffin top was very moist with a dense spongy texture. The bites with out the chocolate chunks were not overly chocolaty. I wouldn't say bland just not as a burst of yummy chocolate flavor you got with the chunks.I have not tried one not microwaved, and I don't think I will if I can help it. The melted chocolate to me is what makes it that much more delicious.For those who have never tried them, do not expect a rich chocolate brownie taste or something close to that nature. It isn't comparable to that. What it is though is a great yummy way to get fiber and curve those chocolate cravings you have if your trying to diet or eat healthier.

Always loved a good corn muffin, a staple in NYC diners. These are made from wholecorn flour and are low fat. They seem to be made to fit right into the toaster.Texture is such that it holds up, even to dunking, yet has good substance.Have tried other corn muffins and they are typically dry, or bust up if youtry to use butter or jam. These are perfect.

I love these and am unable to find them in the grocery store now. I found the price to be reasonable here on Amazon, especially with free shipping, compared to the actual product website (even with their coupons). These are delicious, although I have a hard time just eating one, so I usually have 200 calories of deliciousness at a time! These were delivered to my door, still frozen, and I put them straight into my freezer with no problem. The box is a little big for the freezer if you have a lot of frozen foods, but you can pull the muffin tops out of the box because they are individually packaged. Yum!

I am on weight watchers and this is a "go to" food. I have three favorite flavors and I must say this is the least favorite of the three, although, still a favorite. My favorite flavor is the fudgey peanut butter. The corn muffin flavor is a little drybut nothing a half ounce of low fat cream cheese can't cure! These muffin tops are just 1 point, filling and delicious. Great popped in the toaster! Highly recommend.Update 8/20/2012- For those of us on Weight Watchers, with the new Points Plus System this is now 3 Points Plus.

These little 100 calorie snacks are wonderful for on the go and are great for portion control. The only think I don't like is that if you heat them in the micro-wave oven you have to do so in the package. I don't like the idea of heating plastic and scared that it may effect the muffin. I have tried to microwave them with out the wrapper and it makes them very dry and not so good. So I've put them in a bowl and add about a tablespoon of water, then microwave for about 30sec....they taste like a hot piece of cake, very moist and not dry at all! They are wonderful.