The website for NightFood Bar has a clean, polished look to it. They provide a good amount of information regarding their product, but not too much to the point that it becomes overwhelming. They include a complete supplement facts table, customer testimonials, information about key ingredients, and the opportunity to buy directly from the site. However, the website lacks any refund information or links to clinical research. Overall, the website is useful and aesthetically appealing. Let’s examine the key ingredients in NightFood Bar.

NightFood Bar Ingredients:

There are 2 main ingredients in NightFood Bar: Melatonin and Chocamine. The rest of the bar is filled with stuff like Oreo cookie crumbs, organic brown rice syrup, soy protein nuggets, Oleic Sunflower, and more.

Melatonin is a well-known sleep aid and you can learn more about it by visiting: http://bestsleepingpills.org/melatonin/. Chocamine, as explained on the website, “is a unique extract from caffeine-free chocolate that utilizes all the healthy stuff from chocolate and leaves behind all the empty fat, calories, and sugars. It helps to decrease hunger, improve mood, and aid in relaxation.”

Basically, NightFood Bar relies on 1.5 mg of Melatonin to help you fall asleep quickly and they hope that the 150 calories from carbohydrates, fats, and protein will keep your metabolism active while you sleep. It seems logical enough, but unfortunately there is little evidence to support the theory that by eating late at night you are actually helping yourself get a better night’s rest.

NightFood Bar Customer Reviews:

“I already take two different sleeping medications, so I didn’t expect Nightfood to add too much to my current experience of falling asleep. I eat my Nightfood bar, with some milk, about 40 minutes before going to bed. I was please to experience a soft and subtle lulling sensation before going to bed. My first night of Nightfood sleep went well– no waking up during the night and struggling to fall back asleep. However, the very coolest effect I noticed occurred in the morning: I woke up refreshed and alert rather than having the usual “hangover” from my sleep medications!” – L. Neff

“These bars are great as a slightly healthier alternative to junk food late at night but I haven’t experienced the sleeping benefits yet. They calm me down but I need more than that. Not enough power.” – Fritas

Is NightFood Bar Worth Trying?

A 6-pack of NightFood Bars costs $11.99.  If you were to eat one per night the cost really adds up from month to month. You’re better off taking melatonin pills because they are much cheaper and probably just as effective. If you love late-night snacks then NightFood Bars may be perfect for you because it should satisfy your sweet tooth in addition to helping you fall asleep. Or you could just take melatonin pills and stick with the ice cream. There’s nothing like a bowl of chocolate ice cream at midnight is there? If they made NightFood ice cream I would be all over it!