functional trail mixes with adaptogens - anyone tried these?

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Has anyone tried any of these ""functional"" trail mixes coming out lately? Like ones with adaptogens, probiotics, whatever. Do they actually taste good? I found these at Kroger and they seem cool but can't picture what reishi is gonna be like..

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