I ordered Jimmy Joy's bars and liked them very much. I will mostly compare them to Huel bars because these are what I got used to. They are slightly cheaper than Huel bars (taking into account that you need to multiply Huel bars price by 2), so it starts moving into the territory where it is comparable in price to eat these bars vs ordinary food. I am a bit divided on the fact that JJ bars are 2 times bigger than Huel: on one hand, it feels a bit more like a proper meal and there is probably less plastic; on the other hand, if you wanted to just snack then 200 cal works better. But then you can eat half and just wrap the package. I bought JJ bars because of the cherry taste, and it is just incredible. It is a bit sour but doesn't have a sour aftertaste which makes you want to eat more (at least I haven't observed it so far). Out of other tastes, I would say that chocolate is second best. Overall, JJ bars are a bit more crunchy than Huel bars as the latter are completely soft. I wouldn't call crunchiness better or worse in this case, it's up to everyone's preferences. Nutritionally, I didn't do much research, but I like that Jimmy Joy bars have less sugar than Huel bars. Overall, I would say that for me JJ bars are a bit better than Huel in every department at the moment: price, taste, and nutritional balance.