LACSNACLactation Brownie Cup Variety Pack - Chocolate S'mores & Sea Salt Caramel (1.83oz, Pack of 6) for Nursing Moms - Made With Flax Seeds, Brewer’s Yeast, Spinach and Broccoli - Promotes Lactation Support & Healthy Breast Milk Supply - GMO-free, Gluten-free

These taste great and feel like getting to have a special treat. I’m not sure how much they impact my milk supply, because I’ve just been eating them everyday regardless. I haven’t had any problems with supply, so they seem to be helping!

although i didn't necessarily see a jump in milk production, these taste great. i don't think i would buy them again for the price though.

Have ordered many lactation products and these are by far my favorite! The flavor is so good! Not a fluffy texture like a real brownie, but still good!

If I would’ve realized that it came in a powder that u have to add water to and put in the microwave I wouldn’t have purchased! Of course it’s not good, and it burns easily so be careful but I hope it gets the job done

The media could not be loaded.  How did this arrive?This item arrived, in a sturdy, sealed, non-retail type, plain brown cardboard package which measured near 10” x 8” x 4” and weighed in at near (1¼) pounds. There was no brand name nor other information on the package, so run-in-of-the mill generic presentation.The Great DebateThe science always seems to be in question surrounding the benefits of supplements and such. Now whether there are any benefits, or detriments, using this product will not be outlined or debated here, as the reader can make that conclusion independently. Notwithstanding, this writer wanted to take advantage of those benefits we understand are associated with consuming products that promote lactation.What was insideInside were six (6) sealed paper type cups of Lacsnac. Each cup weighed in at about 2½ ounces and contained 1.87 ounces of product. Which was a powder.Unsealing the Lacsnac cupA plastic like pull-away lid reveals an aromatic cocoa type powder, that has bits of marshmallow and what appears to be chocolate nibs.What are the directionsMix two (2) tablespoons of water into the powder mixture and mix. Do so until all powder is absorbed. It takes a bit of time to do this thoroughly and the mixture becomes a rubbery slurry. Next, I microwaved on a smaller wattage microwave for (60) seconds, and then finished with another (15) second to complete the suggested (75) seconds. The mixture raised up slightly over the edges, so be careful. Also, this retains the heat for a bit, so I wore a thinner over mitt, because it’s hot! Cool and enjoy.Country of origin.The container references made in the USA. The contents therein? Unknown where manufactured and where the ingredients are from. [I am not a fan of lack of clear disclosure.]ColorsCocoa brown and white marshmallowsDatesReceived May 2023. Best by date November 01, 2024. So, I would opine fresh.GiftableHmm, poor presentation and no tags, but I would still say Yes, as we all could use a little aid.Value?The price is competitive.Cautions?(23) grams of “added” sugar. 4 grams of sugar = 1 teaspoon. That’s almost six (6) teaspoons of sugar.Taste?There is no accounting for taste, however, I like chocolate and sweet, so I liked this.Performance?Whether real or imagined, nothing immediate. But I will enjoy eating this to see if there is.ThoughtsConvenient. Compact. Tastes great, but lots of sugar. Easy to use. Easy to whip up. Easy to eat. Quantity is just right, anything more would be an overdose for me. The only surprise was I did not realize how much sugar was in this.I hope my thoughts added information.

I found the brownies to be delicious and easy to make! They’re convenient for an on the go snack or if you don’t want to wash another dish. I also like how they have spinach in them, I appreciate the care that was put into the ingredients.

Wife (looking over shoulder): Hey, pick those brownies up.Me: Wait, those? I didn't realize you were having trouble with lactation.Wife: I'm not, but I'm nursing, and I want brownies. Get me some brownies.Me: Okay, okay.So for the record, any kind of brownies would have worked in our situation, but considering she is nursing and these brownies are supposed to aid in that goal, I figured "What the heck, why not?" and obeyed. It's usually best to just obey that kind of request. They get brownies. You get literal and metaphorical brownie "points".In terms of the texture and flavor of the Sea Salt Caramel and Chocolate S'mores versions of the Lacsnac brownies offered in this variety pack, there's really nothing to argue with here. The three ingredients that are included with the intention to enhance lactation (flax seed, brewer's yeast, and broccoli) have no effect on the flavor, and looking at the ingredients it's really not hard to understand why. Much of the same goodness from non-Vegan brownies is included here with a whole bunch of sugar to cover up any funky aftertaste the broccoli or brewer's yeast might have added.These just taste like good old-fashioned brownies in a cup with caramel and s'more flavoring twists.They're also ridiculously easy to make. If you've ever made one of those Easy Mac bowls of macaroni and cheese, then congrats: you're just cast capable of making these brownies. Add a small amount of water, microwave for just over a minute, and you're done. It's basically instant brownies, which is good because it's usually best to not keep a nursing mother waiting for too long on those late night feeding shifts.***Overall Value***The only place where I might take issue with the value of these cups is the price considering you can make multiple full batches of brownies for the amount you'd pay for these "specialized" lactation brownies, and you could probably sneak some ground up broccoli, brewer's yeast, and flax seed in there and still stay under the $20 pricepoint (at the time of review) of this 6-pack.But there is a convenience factor in the speed at which these are made and the single-serving nature of the cups, which means that nursing moms on the go can keep one of these on hand in their go bags in case they find themselves outside the home and their bodies need some lactation fuel.

These were very dry. I tried adding a bit extra water and even oil. They're pretty good with ice cream on them and considering how healthy they are. I don't know if they had an impact on milk production