Effie's Homemade reviews and discussion

I've only tried the corn flavor from this brand. It's better than I thought it would be, but it does have a grainy texture I'm not really a fan of. The ingredients in these are also good, so I can eat these without worry.

Very good perfectly sweetened , the cocoa not too bitter at all. I can taste and see all the toasted coconut bits throughout the biscuit!

I tried ginger one of these and to be honest I wasn’t super wild about it. I thought it had a very strong ginger taste. I do think the texture was good and it was a great snack. I’m not sure that I would buy again though.

An absolute must for cracker lovers. Some of the flavors are sweeter like a cookie cracker hybrid. The biscuits are sturdy, substantial hearty squares made of only good stuff. The ginger are great as well as the original oat. All are good especially the cocoa.

Well it’s not too sweet , so I like that part. Ok for special occasions. A bit on expensive side. Not sure if I will buy again.

I tried the oatcakes one. I loved the flavor and I ended up just eating these by themselves. It is slightly sweet, as advertised, with a little bit of salt. The cracker also has a nice soft texture and a bit of a crunch.

These biscuits have a texture similar to nature valley oats and honey bars: they’re sturdy but have a crunch and crumble once you bite into them. They are thicker than a nature valley bar- closer to the width of a Triscuit. Very buttery, warm flavor. What I like: very minimal, simple ingredients, and the brand’s story feels personal. Not too sweet, just as it says on the box. What I didn’t love: a bit salty for my taste. I bought the almond flavor looking for an almond/annatto taste but didn’t get that. The almond is more of a warm almond buttery flavor. These reminded me of nature valley bars which aren’t really my thing.