Clif BloksBlack Cherry Flavor with Caffeine - Energy Chews - Non-GMO - Plant Based - Fast Fuel for Cycling and Running - Quick Carbohydrates and Electrolytes - 2.12 oz. (18 Count)

CLIF BLOKS Energy Chews are a convenient and delicious way to fuel your workouts and enhance your performance during endurance activities such as cycling and running. With the invigorating Black Cherry flavor and a blend of high-quality, plant-based ingredients, CLIF BLOKS Energy Chews offer a quick and effective source of energy. In this comprehensive review, we will explore the features and benefits of CLIF BLOKS Energy Chews, highlighting their effectiveness, taste, and suitability for endurance athletes.Quick and Sustained Energy BoostCLIF BLOKS Energy Chews are designed to provide a rapid energy boost when you need it most. Each chew contains a blend of carbohydrates, including both simple and complex sugars, to deliver quick and sustained energy during your workouts. With 50mg of caffeine, these chews also offer a stimulating effect to help increase alertness and focus. Whether you're pushing through a long cycling session or a demanding run, CLIF BLOKS Energy Chews provide the fuel you need to keep going.Black Cherry Flavor for a Burst of DeliciousnessThe Black Cherry flavor of CLIF BLOKS Energy Chews offers a mouthwatering taste experience. With its sweet and tangy notes, it provides a burst of flavor that delights your taste buds. The chews are easy to chew and have a soft texture that makes them enjoyable to consume during your workouts. The Black Cherry flavor adds a refreshing twist to your training routine and keeps you motivated throughout your endurance activities.Non-GMO and Plant-Based IngredientsCLIF BLOKS Energy Chews are made with high-quality, plant-based ingredients. They are non-GMO, meaning they do not contain any genetically modified organisms. These chews are also free from artificial flavors and synthetic preservatives. CLIF BLOKS is committed to providing athletes with clean and nutritious fuel to support their performance and overall well-being.ConclusionCLIF BLOKS Energy Chews in Black Cherry flavor are a fantastic option for endurance athletes seeking a quick and tasty source of energy during their workouts. With their rapid fueling capabilities, delicious taste, and commitment to plant-based ingredients, CLIF BLOKS Energy Chews provide a reliable and convenient source of energy to enhance your performance and fuel your endurance activities. Elevate your training with CLIF BLOKS Energy Chews and experience the difference they can make in your athletic pursuits.

Great flavor and composition. Expensive for what they are though.

I've used both thesee Clif Bloks and the Gatorade Energy Chews. They both give me a nice boost when I'm out on my 3-hour bike rides. I could honestly care less about the flavor, but both of these taste pretty good. There is a big difference between texture. The Clif Blok is smooth like most gummies, but the Gatorade chew is a bit gritty. You can feel the sugar granules, so it gives it a texture like you're eating something with a bit of sand in it. I'm not super picky, so this wouldn't stop me from buying them again. What would stop me from buying them again is how sticky the Gatorade Chews get, even in cool weather. The main reason I buy energy cubes like these are so I can pull them out of my pocket during a long ride and get a little energy boost without having to stop. The Clif Bloks slide out easily. I can pull the package out of my pocket and squeeze an individual cube up and out of the wrapper, even if it's the last cube in the bottom of the package. Even after it's been sitting in my pocket for 2 hours in the 90-degree heat. Now this is where the Gatorade Energy Chews fail in my opinion. I can usually get the first Energy chew out fairly easily, but after that they're a real pain. They get extremely sticky, even when it's not that hot out. This makes them extremely difficult to get out of the package without using two hands. The Clif Bloks can easily be squeezed out of the wrapper, even after 3 hours of riding in the heat, but the Gatorade Energy Chews get sticky after sitting in my pocket for just a matter of minutes, even in cool weather. On a side note, I also snip the ends of the wrappers off using scissors before I leave for a ride, just to make it a bit easier.

They taste great and are a bit addictive as substitutes for gummy bears.They work well on rides with no residue, easy storage, and a casual caffeine boost that would be better if it lasted longer than perhaps 45-60 min for 3 of them.Not long ago, they were roughly $20. I am getting close to giving them up due to the near doubling in price. Yes, inflation occurred, but this outpaced inflation for both medical care and college.

They are great for long rides, taste good, but they have gotten very expensive, making me look for other options.

They taste good, deliver caffeine, and give you some energy.The bloks themselves have an odd semi-gummy consistency. It's basically a very firm gummy. If you were to try to squish a blok, it would bend a bit, then softly break into two pieces. Hard to describe. I like it, but not everyone will.My biggest gripe is with how each package opens. I'm not sure why Clif thinks their packaging is good -- it's pretty obviously awful.The plastic usually does not tear cleanly. Instead, it will just stretches to the point that the ink in the plastic starts to rub off on you. Eventually you'll strecth a part of it thin enough that it will tear, in which case you need to hope the tear will travel in a direction conducive to creating a hole large enough for the bloks to come out. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. If you lose, you need to pry the hole open with your finger.In either case, you're left with a flap of inky plastic hanging over where the hole is, and it'll be up in your face when you try to squeeze a blok out into your mouth. It's really just annoying and stupid.I eat these at the climbing gym with chalky hands, and it's very difficult to open and/or plop one into your mouth without getting some chalk on it, because the whole process is way too involved for what it is.I don't know why they just don't let it open like a bag of potato chips -- where you just pull it apart and leave a hole in the top of the package. Seems very obvious to me.