KIND Healthy Grains Bar, Peanut Butter Dark Chocolate, 1.2 Oz, 12/box

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Great product, good taste couldn’t find locally

Good overall flavor, but not as tasty as the regular Kind bars
This Healthy Grains Peanut Butter Dark Chocolate Bar has more processed ingredients than the simple, whole nut and fruit Kind bars I’ve purchased in the past. They are more like one of the many nutrition bars on the grocery or health food store shelves, good, but more generic tasting. Here’s what’s in them: Whole grains (gluten free oats, brown rice, millet, gluten free oat flour, buckwheat, amaranth, quinoa), evaporated cane juice, honey, tapioca syrup, peanut butter, non GMO canola oil, peanuts, chocolate liquor, sugar, brown rice syrup, gum acacia, peanut flour, sea salt, vanilla extract, cocoa butter, soy lecithin, water, Vitamin E (to maintain freshness). The bar tasted good, but the peanut and dark chocolate taste wasn’t very prominent as the flavors of the other grains kind of overwhelmed it. The chocolate in particular wasn’t that noticeable. I would have called it a whole grain bar with peanut butter and chocolate. If this had been the first Kind bar I had ever tried, I probably would have shrugged and figured it was just another bar, good tasting, but not really a stand-out, and I would not have been as likely to try the other Kind bars. And that would have been truly sad because the other non-granola bars are truly special.That said, the fact that this contained lots of whole grains and is only 150 calories is a plus for the bar. It makes it a healthy snack with just the right amount of calories for anyone watching their weight. I like that it’s GMO-free. 50 of its 150 come from fat but that also tends to make me feel full longer after eating it.

Lots of Good Grains!
These are a crumbly, tasty, peanut-buttery and dark chocolate snack. They have a thin profile and aren’t crunchy so much as crumbly. Calories are 150, total fat is 8%, sodium is 3% of DV, sugars are 7g and protein are 3g. There is no corn syrup or HFCS. These are pretty healthy and filling for a snack on the go. I like to take them to class or when running errands. There are whole grains included: oats, brown rice, millet, oat flour, buckwheat, amaranth, and quinoa.A nutritionist said when eating cereal, try to stay under 7-8g a serving. One bar of these is 7g of sugar, so is about what is recommended. You may be able to eat 1/2 bar, too!ALL NATURAL / NON GMOGLUTEN FREELOW GLYCEMICGOOD SOURCE OF FIBERLOW SODIUMNO TRANS FATSNO SULPHUR DIOXIDENO HYDROGENATED OILS

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