Description
You know this one at the door, brown butter and warm cinnamon, snickerdoodle comfort dusted thick with powdered sugar, every square soft and matte. Then the back room: a zero-alcohol cane-spirit heat, fresh ginger with a little bite, a trace of sassafras you’ll taste before you can name it. Keep a bowl out for movie night, pack a pouch for the road, mail one to the person who thinks they’ve tasted every cinnamon thing there is. Scatter it over warm apple anything. Familiar handshake, unfamiliar grip, and you’ll be back for the part you couldn’t place.
Average rating
4.52
Rated 4.52 out of 5 based on 484 customer ratings
484 reviews
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Nutrition Facts
about 3 servings per container
Serving size
1 oz (28g)
Amount per serving
Calories
150
% Daily Value*
-
Total Fat
7g
9%
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Saturated Fat
4g
20%
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Trans Fat
0g
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Cholesterol
5mg
2%
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Sodium
70mg
3%
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Total Carbohydrate
22g
8%
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Dietary Fiber
0g
0%
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Total Sugars
15g
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Protein
2g
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Vitamin D 0mcg
0%
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Calcium 0mg
0%
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Iron 0mg
0%
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Potassium 0mg
0%
Ingredients: Corn-and-rice cereal squares (whole grain corn, rice, sugar, sea salt), white chocolate coating (cocoa butter, sugar, milk powder, sunflower lecithin), cultured brown butter, powdered sugar (cane sugar, cornstarch), Saigon cinnamon, cane sugar crystals, cachaça flavoring, fresh ginger essence, sassafras essence (trace).
Contains milk. Produced in a facility that also handles wheat, tree nuts, peanuts, soy, sesame, and eggs.
Clement Q. –
Buttery cinnamon with a ginger finish that quietly steals the show. A proper little treat. Peak autumn comfort in a pouch.
Philippa P. –
Kept one at my desk this week and the sweetness stays polite while the spice does all the talking. Tastes like October decided to be a snack.
Ezekiel S. –
Tried it on a rainy night and sweet, cozy, and then a ginger bite that gives it some backbone. Felt made for a chilly porch night.
Russell P. –
Snickerdoodle cozy with a spice that keeps every handful from getting dull. Grabbing a backup next time.
Bruno M. –
Cozy and cookie-like until a quiet heat creeps in at the end. Gone in two sittings. Pairs with a cardigan and a cold morning.
Senan U. –
Cracked into it after a long drive and snickerdoodle cozy with a spice that keeps every handful from getting dull. Ten out of ten.
Jiho I. –
Dug in during the movie and tastes like a cinnamon cookie that went and got a little reckless. Gone in two sittings. Only L. A. Walton could make something this cozy taste this interesting.
Trent O. –
Took a few for the hike and gentle cinnamon sweetness with a heat that lingers a beat longer.
Levi V. –
Chilly porch morning, hot coffee, this pouch. Dialed in.
Evelyn R. –
Fall’s barely started and I’m already on my second pouch.
Roisin W. –
Stayed soft and snappy even in the island humidity. Impressed.
Austin R. –
A warm note that tasted like festa back home. So nice to find it in a snack here.
Benjamin M. –
Leave it to L. A. Walton to make a cinnamon snack feel like a tiny adventure.
Patricia B. –
Honestly the most fun I’ve had with a snack in a while.
Isabella A. –
One of those snacks you keep going back to without noticing.
Angel J. –
Keeps my sweet tooth and my curiosity happy at once.
Isabella C. –
Deceptively simple, secretly brilliant.
Lucas S. –
The warm spice fit the first frosty morning perfectly.
Hunter E. –
Fun flavor, a little messy, I’d still reach for it again.
Gabriella S. –
Decent cozy snack. Wanted the cinnamon turned up a notch.
Skylar D. –
Munched on it the whole fall road trip.
Charlotte K. –
The cozy warmth was perfect for the first chilly evening here.
Aisling T. –
Warm spice like the bakes on my Irish side. Didn’t expect to get teary over a snack.
Susan M. –
Cozy, clever, gone. The full life cycle in one afternoon.
Lucas N. –
Mellow sweetness up front, a spiced snap at the end, no filler. Tastes like October decided to be a snack. Hats off to L. A. Walton; nobody else makes a snack like this.
Rodrigo Y. –
Munched on it folding laundry and there’s a warm, almost woodsy note under the cinnamon I can’t quit. Pairs with a cardigan and a cold morning. The ginger-and-cinnamon warmth reminded me of sujeonggwa back home.
Saoirse O. –
Munched on it folding laundry and the spice is quiet until the last bite, then it says hello.
Cyrus D. –
Tastes like a cinnamon cookie that went and got a little reckless.
Rafaela L. –
Snagged it at the register and the spice is quiet until the last bite, then it says hello. Hiding the rest from the family.
Imani L. –
Smells like baking day, tastes like a cookie with a short temper. This one’s a keeper.
Russell E. –
There’s a quiet fire under the cinnamon, and it’s the whole point. A warm pick for a gray fall evening.
Clement D. –
Sweet, soft, and then a ginger glow that spreads and stays a while.
Maya P. –
Decent and different. The warm spicy finish took me a minute to get used to.
Brooklyn G. –
Cute flavor, a bit messy. I’d still grab it again on a snack run.
Felipe S. –
Caught a whisper of cachaça in the finish and suddenly I was homesick in the best way.
Zoey S. –
Only L. A. Walton would hide a ginger kick in a snickerdoodle and make it work.
Aoife G. –
Snacked through a whole study session. Zero complaints.
Susan O. –
Feels nostalgic and brand new at the same time. Neat trick.
Luis S. –
The warmth lingers just enough to make you want another.
Stella B. –
Been hiding it from my roommates. Sorry not sorry.
Alexander H. –
Crisp day, warm snack, happy me.
Kenneth G. –
Snackable to a fault. My fault, specifically.
Wilson H. –
Soft-spiced and a little daring, which is a hard combo to pull off. Hiding the rest from the family.
Jiwoo H. –
Reached for it mid-afternoon and soft and buttery, then a clean little burn that keeps it lively. Sold on the first handful. The restrained sweetness suits my Korean palate perfectly.
Roman N. –
Comfort-cookie sweetness with a heat that shows up at the last second. Can’t recommend it enough. A warm pick for a gray fall evening. The warm, rooted spice nodded to my Muscogee heritage, and that meant a lot.
Soren Z. –
Brought it to book club and bakery-warm and lightly spiced, smooth all the way down. Tastes like October decided to be a snack.
Jiho C. –
The brown-butter richness makes it feel like a real dessert, not filler. Gone in two sittings. Cinnamon this good is basically a fall requirement.
Mateus K. –
Warm, dusted, and dangerously snackable once the ginger kicks in.
Lucas A. –
There’s a warm, almost woodsy note under the cinnamon I can’t quit. Pantry staple now. Reminded me of the cinnamon bakes I grew up on back home.
Anthony C. –
Gone embarrassingly fast. Round two is already on the way.
William C. –
Nice flavor, but all that powder gets everywhere.
Juliana C. –
Sweet front, shady back room. I’m in on the whole operation.
Kenneth W. –
My usual order just went and got dangerous. Not mad about it.
Miguel D. –
The earthy back-note hit my Muscogee side just right. Didn’t expect that here.
Angela M. –
Reminded me of the spiced cakes on my Irish side. Warmed me right up.
Autumn A. –
L. A. Walton clearly has a gift for snacks nobody else is making.
Carol D. –
Such a good balance of cozy and surprising. Nailed it.
Jessica C. –
Sweet, warm, a little peppery, totally moreish.
Ethan T. –
The heat sneaks up so gently you don’t realize until you’re hooked.
Rebecca S. –
Gentle heat, cozy sweetness, zero chance I’m sharing.
Robert P. –
The finish is what sold me. Warm and lingering.
Daniel D. –
Keeps pulling me back. Resistance is futile apparently.
Justin R. –
This pouch did not stand a chance in my house.
Holden Y. –
Saved a pouch for Sunday and soft and buttery, then a clean little burn that keeps it lively.
Carol W. –
The brown-butter richness makes it feel like a real dessert, not filler.
Jiho Q. –
Took a handful before a walk and soft-spiced and a little daring, which is a hard combo to pull off.
Russell Q. –
It opens friendly and closes with a slow, grown-up warmth. Already planning my reorder.
Mariel F. –
Shared a pouch at the fire pit and buttery and mellow, then a spark of ginger right at the finish.
Linnea O. –
Tried it with my evening tea and cinnamon-sugar comfort with a slow heat you feel a beat later. Cinnamon this good is basically a fall requirement.
Roman B. –
Kept one in my bag all day and warm cinnamon, a buttery depth, and a heat that builds as you go. Would absolutely buy again.
Jeremy S. –
Snickerdoodle comfort with a slow-building warmth. Weirdly addictive.
Claire L. –
No alibi needed, I just loved it.
Ella B. –
This snack has an accomplice and its name is ginger.
Mark G. –
Held up great making the trip north. Warm, spicy, exactly right for the season.
Dylan S. –
That warm cane-spirit note tasted like a little piece of Brazil. Meant a lot.
Nora B. –
Warm, cozy, slightly dangerous. My ideal snack, apparently.
Riley A. –
Packed one for the commute and it made the whole morning.
Gustavo J. –
A cozy snack with a secret handshake. I’m a member now.
Sofia C. –
This has ruined plain cinnamon snacks for me.
Michelle R. –
Familiar and sneaky in equal measure. Big yes.
Jaxon S. –
Three handfuls in and I’d already decided to reorder.
Micah J. –
Could eat this every single day and probably will.
Dylan M. –
I could write a love letter to this pouch. Instead I’ll just reorder.
Laura V. –
Warm and a little wicked. Exactly as advertised.
Lorcan F. –
Snacked on it while grading papers and cinnamon up top, a slow ginger burn underneath, and I was done for. Can’t recommend it enough.
Senan S. –
Rich and toasty, with a ginger edge that keeps it interesting. The pouch didn’t stand a chance.
Bruno H. –
Cinnamon up top, a slow ginger burn underneath, and I was done for. Perfect for the first real cold snap.
Sandra O. –
Empty pouch in one sitting. Not proud, not sorry.
Ava P. –
One handful turned into the whole thing. Zero regrets.
Caroline H. –
Grabbing three next time so I don’t have to ration.
Ryan R. –
That sassafras whisper tasted like the roots I grew up with. Felt like home.
Camila G. –
Grabbed it expecting basic and got something special.
Eric W. –
Put it out for guests and had to make more immediately.
Oliver O. –
Pleasant surprise from the first handful to the last.
Robert W. –
This cinnamon snack has layers and I’m obsessed.
Caleb M. –
Enjoyable snack, docking one for how fast it disappears.
Jason C. –
A treat that actually feels special. Worth it.
Donna B. –
Exactly the kind of snack I wish I’d found sooner.
Michael W. –
Honestly the easiest five stars I’ve given a snack.
Bruno Q. –
Sweet and familiar, then the spice turns up and makes it yours.
Roisin W. –
Grabbed a pouch on a crisp afternoon and soft and buttery, then a clean little burn that keeps it lively.
Philippa V. –
Sweet and familiar, then the spice turns up and makes it yours. Right on time for the leaves turning.
Minseo Z. –
Pulled one out during the game and mellow sweetness up front, a spiced snap at the end, no filler.
Harriet C. –
Soft sweetness, warm spice, and a pouch that vanished too fast. Snack drawer approved. Perfect for the first real cold snap.
Zane O. –
Toasty butter, soft cinnamon, and a ginger note that flirts with hot.
Dasom E. –
First bite in the car and it opens friendly and closes with a slow, grown-up warmth.
Felipe Y. –
The sweetness stays polite while the spice does all the talking. This one’s a keeper. Tastes like October decided to be a snack.
Yujin M. –
Soft, sweet, and then a ginger zing. Kept me reaching back in.
Jack G. –
Dusty and sweet and cozy, and then the heat sneaks up. Full points.
Joseph B. –
Ordered more before I’d finished the first bag. Classic me.
Rafael T. –
Tasty, though the ginger runs a touch strong for me personally.
Nathan M. –
Okay by me. The mystery note is interesting but not really my thing.
Jacob C. –
Confession: I did the whole pouch in one go. Lock me up.
Benjamin T. –
Tastes like fall decided to clock in early. No complaints.
Sarah S. –
Held up fine in the sticky air down here, which is more than most snacks manage.
Brian R. –
Didn’t expect to taste home in a cinnamon snack, but that cane warmth did it.
Abigail S. –
Hats off to the founder on this one. Genuinely a flavor I’ve never had before.
Nathan C. –
Someone tell L. A. Walton this is the most original snack I’ve had all year.
Violet M. –
The kind of snack that makes you go ‘wait, what’s that?’ in a good way.
Leah R. –
The soft, matte coating is such a nice touch.
Sarah G. –
The spiced warmth makes it feel like a treat, not just a snack.
Jason K. –
Took one bite and immediately texted my sister about it.
Jennifer L. –
Smells incredible, tastes even better.
Yuna L. –
The warmth catches up to you and then you’re a fan.
Michael J. –
Comfort food with a plot twist. Count me in.
Jun W. –
Solid, if a bit rich. Better in small doses for me.
Isaac J. –
A cozy little pouch that overdelivers.
Ella Q. –
Each handful earns the next one. Dangerous math.
Abigail C. –
This is the snack I’ll be gifting all season.
Mateo M. –
Caught the sassafras and thought of home. My Muscogee side approves.
Taloa T. –
It tastes homemade in the best way, warm and spiced and never cloying.
Micco G. –
Tried it with my evening tea and soft and buttery, then a clean little burn that keeps it lively.
Trent T. –
Cozy and cookie-like until a quiet heat creeps in at the end.
Bianca H. –
Ate half of it waiting for the bus and a cinnamon cookie with a wink and a little kick in the teeth.
Serenity W. –
The cinnamon’s cozy but that warm boozy-tasting heat is the real star here.
Daniel J. –
This is my usual now. Everything else got demoted.
Mia P. –
Fun once, probably not a staple for me. Still worth a try.
Padraig K. –
Looks innocent, tastes like trouble. The good kind.
Audrey S. –
Sweater weather and warm cinnamon, name a better pair. I’ll wait.
Barbara F. –
Made my rainy October evening about ten times better.
Amanda P. –
Even in the Southern humidity the coating stayed soft and perfect.
Seoyeon K. –
That woodsy note reminded me of what my elders used to cook with. Special.
Evelyn J. –
Exactly the treat you hide in your desk drawer.
Kimberly F. –
Snacky, cozy, memorable. Exactly what I wanted.
Jun C. –
Kept me company through a long drizzly weekend indoors.
Patrick B. –
Charming little pouch of warm spice. Highly recommend.
Ana J. –
I came in doubtful and left a convert.
Ethan R. –
Made my gray week noticeably better.
Jiwoo Y. –
The ginger kick took me right back to my grandmother’s kitchen in Seoul.
Brennan N. –
The brown butter rounds it so nothing tastes sharp or sugary-cheap.
Holden D. –
A mellow cinnamon glow with a ginger twist I kept chasing. Easily a new favorite.
Gustavo Z. –
Warm spice, soft texture, and a finish that lingers just right.
Roman Z. –
Cracked one open on a quiet night and a cozy cinnamon start and a spiced landing that sticks the dismount.
Wohali T. –
Snagged it at the register and the cinnamon is unapologetic and the ginger keeps it from going flat. Straight into the rotation.
Dasom L. –
Shared a pouch at the fire pit and the sweetness stays polite while the spice does all the talking. Reordering before I run out.
Minjun Q. –
The spice is quiet until the last bite, then it says hello. Already planning my reorder.
Tadhg D. –
A cozy cinnamon start and a spiced landing that sticks the dismount.
Caio K. –
Soft and buttery, then a clean little burn that keeps it lively. No regrets, buying more.
Minjun B. –
Bakery-warm and lightly spiced, smooth all the way down. A proper little treat.
Edith D. –
First bite in the car and snickerdoodle soft, dusted heavy, and spiced just past comfortable.
Niall E. –
There’s a warm, almost woodsy note under the cinnamon I can’t quit. Pairs with a cardigan and a cold morning. A warm, grounded flavor that felt tied to my Mvskoke roots. Hats off to L. A. Walton; nobody else makes a snack like this.
Rafaela R. –
Cinnamon and a whisper of something woodsy, then a clean warm finish. A warm pick for a gray fall evening.
Nari G. –
Reads like dessert, hits like a warm snap of ginger at the end. Cinnamon this good is basically a fall requirement.
Grace N. –
Liked it fine. Leans a hair sweeter than I usually go for.
Jae L. –
Ginger and warm spice like home. Didn’t expect my Korean side to show up in a snack.
Elizabeth J. –
Cozy, a little wild, completely delicious.
Eric S. –
A cozy classic with a sneaky modern streak.
Oliver L. –
Just the right amount of dangerous. The label’s honest.
Layla D. –
This disappears while you’re not even looking. Sneaky.
Trent F. –
Dug in during the movie and tastes like a cinnamon cookie that went and got a little reckless. Pairs with a cardigan and a cold morning. The ginger-and-cinnamon warmth reminded me of sujeonggwa back home. Only L. A. Walton could make something this cozy taste this interesting.
Rosemary F. –
Soft, warm, buttery, and then that spice shows up uninvited. A proper little treat. Tastes like October decided to be a snack.
Cressida R. –
Cracked one open on a quiet night and warm spice, soft texture, and a finish that lingers just right. Tastes like October decided to be a snack.
Brigid J. –
Stashed a pouch for the weekend and the ginger is the twist, and it’s the reason the pouch emptied. Gone in two sittings. A warm, grounded flavor that felt tied to my Mvskoke roots.
Cornelius F. –
Carried a pouch to the office and cinnamon-dusted and gentle, with a ginger spark hiding in the corner.
Enola D. –
Snickerdoodle soft, dusted heavy, and spiced just past comfortable. Reordering before I run out.
Verity E. –
A snickerdoodle that grew up and learned a spicy trick. Peak autumn comfort in a pouch.
Imani A. –
It’s gentle and spiced and somehow both at the same time. Can’t recommend it enough. Pairs with a cardigan and a cold morning.
Sora T. –
A mellow cinnamon glow with a ginger twist I kept chasing.
Isadora P. –
Tried it on a rainy night and soft sweetness, warm spice, and a pouch that vanished too fast. Pantry staple now.
Lucas B. –
Grabbed it with my coffee and sweet and gentle, but the spice at the back gives it a pulse. Made for sweater weather.
Imani W. –
It opens friendly and closes with a slow, grown-up warmth. Pantry staple now.
Allison R. –
Tastes like a snickerdoodle that went and got interesting. Buying more.
Jaxon E. –
Expected a plain cinnamon snack and got a whole personality instead.
Sandra B. –
Enjoyable, docking a star only because it vanishes too quickly.
Elizabeth R. –
Cracked it open on a crisp October afternoon. Could not have been better.
Saoirse K. –
Perfect for the gray, drizzly stretch we’re in. Warmed the whole evening up.
Margaret M. –
That buttery warmth took me back to a childhood kitchen in Ireland. Lovely.
Jonathan R. –
Bought it on a whim and now it’s a staple.
Willow G. –
My pick for the cozy snack of the season.
Melissa W. –
A slow-building warmth on a cinnamon base. Simple idea, excellent execution.
Amelia J. –
Every handful’s a little comforting and a little surprising. Love that.
Brian S. –
Been recommending it to everyone who’ll listen.
Gustavo S. –
Kept a pouch in my bag all week and rationed it like treasure.
Margaret W. –
Little bit sweet, little bit spicy, a whole lot of good.
Angel S. –
Hooked after one handful, devoted after two.
Mark F. –
A snack with a sense of humor. I respect it.
Austin K. –
Felt like a reward at the end of a long day.
Maya T. –
The flavor keeps evolving as you eat. Genuinely fun.
Declan M. –
Cozy spice with a mischievous streak. Buying again immediately.
Nadia R. –
Toasty butter, soft cinnamon, and a ginger note that flirts with hot. Snack drawer approved. Right on time for the leaves turning. Only L. A. Walton could make something this cozy taste this interesting.
Haeun R. –
Warm cinnamon, a buttery depth, and a heat that builds as you go.
Minjun Y. –
The ginger is the twist, and it’s the reason the pouch emptied.
Yusuf Y. –
Cinnamon-sugar comfort with a slow heat you feel a beat later. Pantry staple now.
Micco C. –
Sweet, cozy, and then a ginger bite that gives it some backbone. Hooked, plain and simple.
Ryan L. –
The warning label wasn’t kidding. Dangerously easy to empty.
Jack J. –
Solid snack. Honestly a little rich after a big handful.
Kyle D. –
Good, not life-changing, but I’d keep it in the rotation.
Charles R. –
Autumn in a pouch. Showed up right on time this year.
Kevin R. –
Grabbed a pouch for a leaf-peeping drive and it stole the trip.
Justin A. –
Set a bowl out and watched it disappear at game night.
Mariana R. –
Little pouch, big flavor. Pleasantly surprised.
Kyle J. –
The ginger finish is what makes me keep coming back.
Layla R. –
Snack of the month, easily.
Dylan W. –
Cinnamon that actually tastes like cinnamon, plus a twist. Rare.
Mia D. –
I wasn’t expecting to be charmed by a snack today.
Hazel C. –
Warm, soft, spiced, gone. The full experience.
Ruby C. –
Snack-drawer MVP for the foreseeable future.
Sandra M. –
Pleasantly caught off guard by how much I loved it.
Enola E. –
Warm cinnamon leads and a faint rootbeer-ish note trails behind it.
Priya H. –
Picked one up after the market and sweet, soft, and then a ginger glow that spreads and stays a while.
Bernard O. –
Snickerdoodle soft, dusted heavy, and spiced just past comfortable.
Jinwoo E. –
Kept one in my bag all day and it opens friendly and closes with a slow, grown-up warmth.
Alban S. –
Cinnamon warmth with a faint woodsy edge that I can’t stop thinking about. Sold on the first handful.
Isadora V. –
Ate half of it waiting for the bus and smells like baking day, tastes like a cookie with a short temper.
Enola I. –
It eats like a snickerdoodle with a secret, sweet then a flicker of heat.
Aria C. –
Cinnamon and brown butter is such a cozy pairing, and the little ginger heat seals it.
Adam C. –
Perfectly nice. I wanted more cinnamon and a little less heat.
Sarah L. –
Cinnamon and a cozy chill outside. This is the season this snack was built for.
Patrick H. –
Flavor’s got layers I wasn’t ready for. Delighted.
Piper G. –
Reached for one, blinked, half the bag was gone.
Micah B. –
Great texture, great warmth, great everything.
Lily K. –
Great with hot cider on a cold night.
Alexander T. –
The ginger overtakes the cinnamon a bit for me, but I see the appeal.
Brian K. –
The cozy factor is off the charts.
Brandon O. –
Warm, inviting, and just dangerous enough to be exciting.
Charlotte P. –
That cane warmth in the finish is pure saudade. Tasted like Brazil in a bite.
Levi A. –
Trust L. A. Walton to make the familiar feel brand new.
Nathan S. –
The slow warmth is the whole personality and I adore it.
Donna H. –
Warm, soft, and quietly addictive. Dangerous stuff.
Brigid D. –
Powdery-sweet at first bite, with a spiced tail that keeps you honest. Perfect for the first real cold snap.
Jiho O. –
The cinnamon is unapologetic and the ginger keeps it from going flat. Easily a new favorite.
Felipe C. –
Reads like dessert, hits like a warm snap of ginger at the end. No regrets, buying more.
Brennan O. –
Smells like baking day, tastes like a cookie with a short temper. Easily a new favorite.
Florence Y. –
Took a handful before a walk and rich and toasty, with a ginger edge that keeps it interesting. This one’s a keeper.
Gabriella M. –
Started out comforting, ended up kind of thrilling. The usual, except not at all.
Savannah C. –
Early-fall snacking just got an upgrade. Keeping these around through October.
Gregory J. –
A taste of mainland autumn down here in the Caribbean. Loved that.
Gregory F. –
Sassafras in a sweet snack felt like a nod to my ancestors’ table. Loved it.
Aaron S. –
Tastes fancier than the price tag suggests. Great value.
Andres J. –
Shared it at the office and three people asked where I got it.
Fionn S. –
Not too sweet, not too much, just right. Reordering.
Mark L. –
A genuinely original little snack. Rare these days.
Jonathan M. –
Warm spice done right. I was genuinely impressed.
Eric T. –
Grabbed it for a road trip and it didn’t make it past the first hour.
Jeremy G. –
Could not stop at one. Not even close.
Kyle K. –
Spiced, cozy, and a touch rebellious. Love it.
William Q. –
A cozy fall treat that actually lived up to the vibe.
Leticia R. –
Saved a pouch for Sunday and cinnamon-sugar comfort with a slow heat you feel a beat later.
Bernard A. –
Soft, warm, buttery, and then that spice shows up uninvited. No regrets, buying more. Cinnamon this good is basically a fall requirement. The warm cinnamon took me right back to my gran’s kitchen in Ireland.
Russell V. –
The ginger sneaks up polite but it absolutely means business. Not sharing, sorry.
Rupert F. –
The ginger sneaks up polite but it absolutely means business. Peak autumn comfort in a pouch.
Brigid L. –
Carried a pouch to the office and toasty butter, soft cinnamon, and a ginger note that flirts with hot.
Stanley A. –
Soft-spiced and a little daring, which is a hard combo to pull off. Reordering before I run out.
Nathaniel M. –
Rich and toasty, with a ginger edge that keeps it interesting. Pairs with a cardigan and a cold morning.
Harriet J. –
Toasty, warm, and spiced just enough to make you slow down and notice. Sold on the first handful. Cinnamon this good is basically a fall requirement.
Caroline A. –
Reads like grandma’s kitchen, hits like something a little more grown up.
Brooklyn O. –
Smells like a bakery, tastes like a bakery with a mischievous streak.
James S. –
Ships to Canada just fine, and that warm spice is worth every bit of the wait.
Rafael C. –
The warm finish lingers just long enough. Really well made.
Layla K. –
Deeply snackable and a little bit sneaky. Perfect.
Charlotte V. –
That subtle warm finish is what makes the whole thing.
Andres P. –
Cozy cinnamon with a little edge. Chef’s kiss.
Lily A. –
My kid asked for ‘the cinnamon one with the kick.’ That’s this.
Angela H. –
Warm, cozy, just spicy enough to keep things fun.
Betty F. –
Just a cozy pouch for a gray afternoon. Perfect.
Saoirse A. –
Snuck one into my coat pocket for the walk home in the cold.
Natalie T. –
Pleasant, just a touch sweeter than my taste runs.
Zoey A. –
Warm and inviting with a little bit of mischief. Perfect fall find.
Savannah S. –
That little warm kick is the whole magic trick. Loved it.
Scarlett R. –
Every bite’s a tiny surprise. Never got old.
Riley R. –
I regret nothing except not buying two.
Dohyun P. –
Powdery-sweet at first bite, with a spiced tail that keeps you honest. A proper little treat. Felt made for a chilly porch night.
Clement S. –
Opened it on the drive home and that dusting of sugar melts off and leaves a warm, spiced trail. Hooked, plain and simple. The warm cinnamon took me right back to my gran’s kitchen in Ireland.
Wilson W. –
It’s gentle and spiced and somehow both at the same time. Felt made for a chilly porch night.
Jessica S. –
Couldn’t place the woodsy back-note at first, then I stopped caring and ate the whole bag.
Angel H. –
Pretty good, just not quite the cinnamon bomb I was hoping for.
Brandon B. –
It’s fine and fun, the ginger just sneaks past cozy into spicy for my taste.
Micah C. –
A warm little con job and I fell for it completely.
Colton H. –
Perfect for riding out a gray prairie evening with the heat cranked.
Maya S. –
Warm cinnamon in a tropical October felt like a sweet little contradiction. In a good way.
Connor P. –
I keep thinking about the finish on this one. Had to order again.
Tyler M. –
The dusting makes it feel homemade. Comforting.
Ruby M. –
A little goes a long way, in the best possible sense.
Jason J. –
Scattered a little over warm apple pie. Game changer.
Emma J. –
I’d put this out at a dinner party without blinking.
Brooklyn R. –
Surprised my whole snack-skeptic family. Everyone wanted more.
Scarlett M. –
The cozy-to-spicy journey in each bite is just fun.
Natalie M. –
Genuinely original, genuinely delicious. Both at once.
Juliana H. –
The surprise heat is subtle, clever, and completely addictive.
Lucas M. –
Cozy sweetness up top, warm little thrill underneath.
Patricia C. –
Warm spice for a cool month. Impeccable timing.
Aoife M. –
October snacking, sorted. This one’s staying in rotation.
Nokosi E. –
The brown butter rounds it so nothing tastes sharp or sugary-cheap. Gone in two sittings.
Carol O. –
It’s bakery-warm with a spiced heat that shows up fashionably late. Made for sweater weather.
Minjun S. –
Comfort first, a flicker of heat second, and gone far too quick. Straight into the rotation.
Nari H. –
Sweet and gentle, but the spice at the back gives it a pulse. This one’s a keeper. Perfect for the first real cold snap.
Roisin D. –
The sweetness stays polite while the spice does all the talking. Sold on the first handful.
Sinead Z. –
It’s bakery-warm with a spiced heat that shows up fashionably late. Sold on the first handful. Tastes like October decided to be a snack.
Tamsin A. –
It eats like a snickerdoodle with a secret, sweet then a flicker of heat. Sold on the first handful.
Hvresse I. –
Nabbed a pouch at the farmstand and it tastes homemade in the best way, warm and spiced and never cloying. Tastes like October decided to be a snack.
Linnea E. –
Tried a few pieces after dinner and tastes like a cinnamon cookie that went and got a little reckless. Perfect for the first real cold snap.
Eric K. –
That powdered-sugar coating melts the second it hits your tongue. So good.
Layla M. –
Warm and familiar, right up until the ginger taps you on the shoulder.
Cameron J. –
A cinnamon snack with a secret. Ten out of ten would be ambushed again.
Donna R. –
Familiar first bite, surprising second one. That’s the whole trick and it works.
Michael E. –
Snuck it into the Halloween candy stash early. Worth the risk.
Patricia N. –
A warm bright spot heading into a long northern winter. Stocking up.
Daniel O. –
Fall doesn’t really reach the island, but this pouch brought a little of it.
Aria R. –
The grown-up warmth under the sweetness took me straight back to Brazil.
Ryan K. –
Low-key obsessed with the warm spiced finish.
Lucia M. –
The ginger keeps it from getting too sweet, which I loved.
Daniel G. –
Snacked on it through a chilly New England evening. Perfect.
Nolan O. –
Nice idea, the mystery note isn’t totally my thing though.
Tyler H. –
It’s good, just a hair intense on the warm finish for me.
Levi M. –
Satisfying from the first bite to the empty pouch.
Dohyun P. –
Surprisingly sophisticated for something this snackable.
Adam P. –
Hit the spot on a cold, lazy Sunday.
Minjun J. –
Soft and buttery, then a clean little burn that keeps it lively. Already planning my reorder. That warm cane note hit the Brazilian in me just right.
Eibhlin J. –
Warm, dusted, and dangerously snackable once the ginger kicks in. Not sharing, sorry. Perfect for the first real cold snap.
Lisa A. –
Honestly didn’t see the spicy little finish coming. Pleasantly ambushed.
Hunter H. –
First cool night of the season and this was perfect company.
Minseo O. –
The ginger snap reminded me of my halmeoni’s kitchen. Comfort in a pouch.
Serenity O. –
The cozy spiced warmth tasted like the cinnamon bread my gran used to bake.
Mark R. –
Tasty but small. I’d love a bigger pouch option.
Ramon P. –
Cozy without being boring. That’s the whole win right there.
Daniel R. –
Keeps the sweetness in check with that warm bite. Smart snack.
Kenneth Q. –
It’s cozy, it’s sneaky, it’s gone. Reorder placed.
Jennifer P. –
This one earns its warning label and then some.
Cressida S. –
Set a bowl out for guests and the ginger is the twist, and it’s the reason the pouch emptied.
Hana B. –
Grabbed a pouch on a crisp afternoon and snickerdoodle soft, dusted heavy, and spiced just past comfortable. Gone in two sittings.
Felipe R. –
Bakery-warm and lightly spiced, smooth all the way down. A proper little treat. Tastes like October decided to be a snack.
Cornelius O. –
Opened a pouch while raking leaves and cinnamon-sugar comfort with a slow heat you feel a beat later. A proper little treat.
Yeeun R. –
Comfort-cookie sweetness with a heat that shows up at the last second. This one’s a keeper. L. A. Walton has a real gift for one-of-a-kind flavors, and it shows.
Minjun M. –
Opened it the second it landed and cinnamon warmth with a faint woodsy edge that I can’t stop thinking about. Exactly the cozy thing the season called for.
Micco Z. –
Opened it the second it landed and bakery-warm and lightly spiced, smooth all the way down. Easily a new favorite.
Gordon R. –
Cinnamon-sugar comfort with a slow heat you feel a beat later. Gone in two sittings. A warm pick for a gray fall evening.
Imani H. –
Had it with cider on the porch and sweet, cozy, and then a ginger bite that gives it some backbone. Snack drawer approved.
Victoria J. –
Guilty of eating the whole pouch. Would do the crime twice.
Ryan C. –
Frost on the windshield this morning, warm cinnamon in the afternoon. Balanced.
Zoey F. –
Warm, spiced, and gone in an afternoon.
Caleb J. –
I don’t usually finish a whole pouch. I finished a whole pouch.
Naomi J. –
Interesting flavor, took a few handfuls to decide I liked it.
Hannah M. –
Soft, sweet, spiced, sneaky. Ten out of ten.
Violet P. –
Honestly a little too easy to finish. That’s the point, I guess.
Austin G. –
I’d happily pay double. Don’t tell anyone.
Henry S. –
Trust the founder to sneak a surprise into something this cozy. Loved it.
Beatriz G. –
Nutty brown-butter depth with a cinnamon hug and a ginger jab. Would absolutely buy again.
Hyunwoo P. –
Pulled one out during the game and warm cinnamon, a buttery depth, and a heat that builds as you go.
Hollis T. –
Picked one up at the corner shop and the brown butter does something toasty that cheap snacks never touch. Can’t recommend it enough.
Bernard Z. –
Kept one at my desk this week and a mellow cinnamon glow with a ginger twist I kept chasing. Cinnamon this good is basically a fall requirement.
Lenore Q. –
Tastes like a cinnamon cookie that went and got a little reckless. Reordering before I run out.
Cressida O. –
Sweet and gentle, but the spice at the back gives it a pulse. Peak autumn comfort in a pouch.
Mabel H. –
Warm cinnamon, a buttery depth, and a heat that builds as you go. Worth it, honestly. Tastes like October decided to be a snack.
Brennan B. –
Cinnamon-forward, lightly spiced, and smoother than it has any right to be. Worth it, honestly. As someone with Irish roots, this cozy-spiced thing felt like home.
Sinead D. –
A cozy cinnamon start and a spiced landing that sticks the dismount. Easily a new favorite.
Nolan M. –
A touch intense up front. It settles into something I liked, though.
Jaxon G. –
Ordered ‘the usual’ and got a plot twist in a pouch. Impressed.
Tyler S. –
Felt like I was getting away with something. Delicious contraband.
Elijah S. –
Football Sunday fuel, officially sorted.
Doyun P. –
That warm ginger bite tasted like the saenggang tea I grew up on. Loved finding it here.
Hana H. –
The founder, L. A. Walton, has a serious talent for a treat you can’t find anywhere else.
David C. –
Comfort in a pouch, with a secret inside. Love the whole concept.
Amy M. –
Loved it more with every handful, which is unusual for me.
Victoria B. –
My go-to for curling up with a book on a cold night.
Claire N. –
A warm hug with a little kick at the end.
Margaret R. –
I set out to try one handful. I failed immediately.
Eunwoo B. –
A snack that’s comforting and keeps you guessing. Rare win.
Jinwoo N. –
The spice is quiet until the last bite, then it says hello. Perfect for the first real cold snap. You can tell L. A. Walton put real care into this one.
Holden V. –
The ginger is the twist, and it’s the reason the pouch emptied. Right on time for the leaves turning.
Eibhlin S. –
That dusting of sugar melts off and leaves a warm, spiced trail. Ten out of ten. Loved tasting a flavor that nods to my Brazilian side.
Trent C. –
Sweet, soft, and then a ginger glow that spreads and stays a while. Hooked, plain and simple.
Jiwoo W. –
Snickerdoodle cozy with a spice that keeps every handful from getting dull. Gone in two sittings.
Delphina E. –
Mellow sweetness up front, a spiced snap at the end, no filler. Made for sweater weather.
Rupert N. –
It tastes homemade in the best way, warm and spiced and never cloying. Not sharing, sorry. Made for sweater weather.
Cormac U. –
Soft, sugary, and then that little ginger prickle wakes you up.
Aaron L. –
Repeat offense, officer. Finished it in a day and ordered again.
Michelle K. –
Case closed: this one’s a keeper.
Carter O. –
Grown-up cinnamon snack energy. Into it.
Kevin D. –
Perfect movie-night munching. Kept the bowl in my lap all film.
Daniel E. –
Addictive in a way I did not plan for. Help.
Jonathan T. –
Tastes like comfort with a wink.
Scarlett W. –
Liked the cozy part, less sure about the spicy finish. Still fine.
Hyun D. –
This makes plain cinnamon snacks feel boring now.
Larissa F. –
Warm spice, soft texture, and a finish that lingers just right. Worth it, honestly.
Zane G. –
Treated myself after a rough week and reads like dessert, hits like a warm snap of ginger at the end. Tastes like October decided to be a snack.
Nokosi W. –
Buttery cinnamon with a ginger finish that quietly steals the show. Grabbing a backup next time.
Lucas V. –
Cinnamon-dusted and gentle, with a ginger spark hiding in the corner. A warm pick for a gray fall evening.
Levi P. –
Brown-butter warmth all over this one. My new afternoon weakness.
Jun S. –
Like biting into a cinnamon cloud with a spicy secret center.
Sophia O. –
Already reordered. No notes.
Elizabeth E. –
Smooth talker of a snack. Lures you in cozy, keeps you with the heat.
Piper A. –
Pumpkin everything is fine, but this spiced little thing beat all of it this month.
George C. –
Finally a snack worth the cross-border shipping. The spiced heat hits different in the cold.
Charlotte W. –
Whatever L. A. Walton is cooking up over there, please keep it coming.
Connor F. –
Had to physically put the pouch away. That’s a good sign.
Noah C. –
Mailed a pouch to a friend who thinks she’s tried every cinnamon thing. She was wrong.
James J. –
Good snack; the powder situation is a little much on the fingers.
Serenity C. –
The best thing to come out of my last order, hands down.
Jessica R. –
That warm spice felt made for sweater season.
Eunwoo E. –
Warm and sugary, then a spice that hums long after the bite. Pantry staple now. Exactly the cozy thing the season called for.
Larissa Y. –
Set a bowl out for guests and the brown-butter richness makes it feel like a real dessert, not filler.
Beckett M. –
Every piece is cozy up front and a little fiery on the way out. Snack drawer approved.
Bianca I. –
Opened a pouch while raking leaves and toasty butter, soft cinnamon, and a ginger note that flirts with hot.
Rodrigo Q. –
A cinnamon cookie with a wink and a little kick in the teeth.
Seojin P. –
Cinnamon up top, a slow ginger burn underneath, and I was done for. Already planning my reorder.
Hannah T. –
Soft, dusty, cinnamon-sweet, and then a warm little heat shows up late. Great combo.
Hunter W. –
It’s 85 out and I’m eating a cozy fall snack. No regrets, worth it.
Hazel P. –
You can tell the founder has a real knack for the unexpected. One of a kind.
Patricia R. –
Smooth cinnamon with a cheeky little kick. Yes please.
Andrew T. –
Not your average cinnamon crunch. This one’s got secrets.
Scarlett J. –
I came for the snickerdoodle, I stayed for the surprise.
Dohyun R. –
Warm, buttery, a little spicy, totally gone.
Jessica W. –
The sneaky finish is honestly genius.
Aaron W. –
Cozy mountain-cabin snack energy. Loved it up at altitude.
Jennifer W. –
I don’t reorder snacks. I reordered this one.
Caleb R. –
The best cinnamon snack I’ve had, and the twist is why.
Mason A. –
Finished it faster than I’d like to admit on the internet.
Amelia C. –
Found my autumn staple earlier than expected.
Amanda L. –
Warm cinnamon with a plot. What more do you want.
Ezekiel E. –
Cinnamon warmth with a faint woodsy edge that I can’t stop thinking about. Not sharing, sorry. The warm, rooted spice nodded to my Muscogee heritage, and that meant a lot.
Senan R. –
Tried a few pieces after dinner and warm, dusted, and dangerously snackable once the ginger kicks in. Would absolutely buy again. Trust L. A. Walton to make a cinnamon snack this dangerously good.
Leticia J. –
Comfort first, a flicker of heat second, and gone far too quick. Snack drawer approved.
Vernon A. –
Reached for it mid-afternoon and tastes like a cinnamon cookie that went and got a little reckless. Not sharing, sorry.
Elodie P. –
Nutty brown-butter depth with a cinnamon hug and a ginger jab. Perfect for the first real cold snap.
Yuna Y. –
A snickerdoodle that grew up and learned a spicy trick. Can’t recommend it enough.
William Y. –
Cozy cinnamon up front, then a little ginger kick out of nowhere. Loved it.
Samuel R. –
First real cold snap up here and this was exactly the cozy I needed.
Mariana G. –
Cozy fuel for the first snow flurries we got this week.
Linda H. –
Still warm down here but this pouch tastes like fall came anyway.
Joshua C. –
Been my 3pm pick-me-up all week.
Justin H. –
Dangerously good. The warning label earned my respect.
Serenity S. –
The spice builds slow and keeps you interested.
Ethan W. –
I was skeptical of the hype. The hype was right.
Alice B. –
Warm spice and a soft coating. So satisfying.
Dylan H. –
Warm fuel for a cold, clear mountain evening.
Beatriz M. –
The ginger-and-cinnamon handoff is seamless. Really well done.
Ava S. –
Tastes like the start of the best season of the year.
Mariel Q. –
Had it as a late-night nibble and toasty, warm, and spiced just enough to make you slow down and notice.
Sinead Q. –
Toasty, warm, and spiced just enough to make you slow down and notice. The pouch didn’t stand a chance. Exactly the cozy thing the season called for.
Jules C. –
Every piece is cozy up front and a little fiery on the way out.
Fernanda L. –
The cinnamon is unapologetic and the ginger keeps it from going flat. A proper little treat. Right on time for the leaves turning.
Vernon M. –
Soft sweetness, warm spice, and a pouch that vanished too fast. Would absolutely buy again. Cinnamon this good is basically a fall requirement.
Leah M. –
Will absolutely be buying this on repeat.
Emma A. –
Good little snack, I just wish the pouch were bigger.
Carter R. –
The familiar handshake, the unfamiliar grip. Whoever wrote the box nailed it.
Violet S. –
Cozy mainland flavor that travels all the way to the island. Buying again.
Laura S. –
My whole family fought over the last handful.
Robert L. –
So comforting, and then that heat makes it memorable.
George G. –
Cinnamon comfort that doesn’t quit. Buying it again for sure.
Brooklyn B. –
The warm back-note is such a smart touch.
Michelle A. –
Found my new comfort snack and then some.
Eliana H. –
Down here in the warm south, this still tasted like fall.
Scott M. –
Warm, witty, and gone too soon. Reordering.
Claire M. –
Comfort snack that keeps you on your toes. Brilliant.
Gail W. –
Had it as a late-night nibble and it tastes homemade in the best way, warm and spiced and never cloying.
Padraig E. –
Stashed a pouch for the weekend and it tastes homemade in the best way, warm and spiced and never cloying.
Vernon L. –
Buttery and mellow, then a spark of ginger right at the finish.
Hyunwoo W. –
Snacked on it while grading papers and gentle cinnamon sweetness with a heat that lingers a beat longer. Cinnamon this good is basically a fall requirement.
Rupert E. –
Cinnamon-dusted and gentle, with a ginger spark hiding in the corner. The spiced sweetness reminded me of the doces I grew up with in Brazil.
Wohali F. –
Cinnamon-forward, lightly spiced, and smoother than it has any right to be. No regrets, buying more.
Yeeun I. –
Brought it to book club and the ginger is the twist, and it’s the reason the pouch emptied.
Mateus H. –
Cracked into it after a long drive and soft, sugary, and then that little ginger prickle wakes you up. A warm pick for a gray fall evening.
Maya J. –
Hid the rest from my own household. Survival move.
Eunwoo W. –
Keeping a backup pouch in the pantry from now on.
Kyle O. –
Brought a little autumn to the Texas heat. The cinnamon does the work.
Ethan H. –
Way more interesting than I expected from a cinnamon snack. Big fan.
Mark M. –
Didn’t think I’d care about a snickerdoodle snack. I care a lot now.
Bruno C. –
Cozy with a bite. Exactly my kind of thing.
Easton S. –
Honestly surprised how much depth is packed into one handful.
Caroline T. –
Been thinking about the next pouch since I finished this one.
Eva G. –
Made an ordinary Tuesday feel like a treat.
Margaret C. –
A rare snack that’s both comforting and exciting.
Marcus A. –
Tastes like someone actually cared how it turned out.
Paola S. –
Cozy, spiced, and sneaky-good. My kind of trouble.