This is a review of the "mochi sweet" rice cakes, since multiple products are listed on this page.

These are not bad, as rice cakes go, but they are far from my favorite flavor of Lundberg rice cakes (those would be cinnamon, followed by honey nut).  One complaint is that they don't really hold together all that well.  I end up losing 5-10% of every single cake from crumbles that fall to the floor as I eat or that fall off as I am remove these from the package.

Also, they just don't have any flavor at all.  I gather that "mochi sweet" is a reference to the kind of rice in these (well, one of two varieties) and not a reference to these being actually sweet, because these are super plain.  If you are into putting toppings on your rice cakes, these are very neutral and would work with toppings.  I can't really figure out how to manage toppings on a rice cake because rice cakes are difficult to bite into already and it's not really possible to use silverware.  But I also don't want the calories that come with a topping (most of which would be fatty things like nut butter or hummus -- if I am going to use those, I'd rather just have the toppings with a 60-calorie slice of bread), I want the rice cake to stand on its own as a flavorful snack, and that doesn't work with these.  (It DOES work with the cinnamon and honey nut ones, though.)

These are 60 calories each, which is great, and they are low in sugar and salt (heck, they are low in pretty much everything, including macronutrients like protein and fiber).  I bought them because I am getting braces soon and I am looking for an alternative to microwave popcorn -- something whole grain, but that won't get stuck in my teeth.  These do work in that capacity.  I also know these are made with good ingredients (and they're non-GMO, organic, gluten free, and vegan, if any of those are important to you).

Anyway, if you are looking for a plain rice cake, these are made from high quality ingredients and will work for people with a variety of dietary restrictions.  If you are looking for a tasty snack, unless you are prepared to slather these with peanut butter or something, you'd probably better look elsewhere.
This is a review of the "mochi sweet" rice cakes, since multiple products are listed on this page. These are not bad, as rice cakes go, but they are far from my favorite flavor of Lundberg rice cakes (those would be cinnamon, followed by honey nut). One complaint is that they don't really hold together all that well. I end up losing 5-10% of every single cake from crumbles that fall to the floor as I eat or that fall off as I am remove these from the package. Also, they just don't have any flavor at all. I gather that "mochi sweet" is a reference to the kind of rice in these (well, one of two varieties) and not a reference to these being actually sweet, because these are super plain. If you are into putting toppings on your rice cakes, these are very neutral and would work with toppings. I can't really figure out how to manage toppings on a rice cake because rice cakes are difficult to bite into already and it's not really possible to use silverware. But I also don't want the calories that come with a topping (most of which would be fatty things like nut butter or hummus -- if I am going to use those, I'd rather just have the toppings with a 60-calorie slice of bread), I want the rice cake to stand on its own as a flavorful snack, and that doesn't work with these. (It DOES work with the cinnamon and honey nut ones, though. )

These are 60 calories each, which is great, and they are low in sugar and salt (heck, they are low in pretty much everything, including macronutrients like protein and fiber). I bought them because I am getting braces soon and I am looking for an alternative to microwave popcorn -- something whole grain, but that won't get stuck in my teeth. These do work in that capacity. I also know these are made with good ingredients (and they're non-GMO, organic, gluten free, and vegan, if any of those are important to you). Anyway, if you are looking for a plain rice cake, these are made from high quality ingredients and will work for people with a variety of dietary restrictions. If you are looking for a tasty snack, unless you are prepared to slather these with peanut butter or something, you'd probably better look elsewhere.