Best granola bar

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ErinCanRun
ErinCanRun Posts: 24 Member
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I REALLY like KIND bars - but it kills me that they are 210 calories. I'm often on the run with the kids and like to have a few granola bars in the diaper bag so I'm not tempted to buy something while I'm out.

Any recommendations? Whats your favorite?

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  • ErinCanRun
    ErinCanRun Posts: 24 Member
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    bump - anyone?
  • sw0301
    sw0301 Posts: 46 Member
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    Sorry, post duplicated.
  • sw0301
    sw0301 Posts: 46 Member
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    Kashi, Organic Annie's, all the ones I eat are under 150 cals. Target has a lot of good variety, including low cal and more natural ones.
  • miracole
    miracole Posts: 492 Member
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    Natures Path has a great combo pack that I like that you can get at Costco. There is a berry bar, a pumpkin flax bar and a chococonut bar which I find a fantastic way to settle chocolate cravings. Only ~140 cals a bar and high in fiber!

    http://www.naturespath.com/products/bars?tid=7&brand=All&nutri=All
  • MissMama5
    MissMama5 Posts: 23
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    I don't know if it's what you're looking for but I eat Fibre 1 bars. Little chocolate fix, chewy and tasty, only 140 cal per bar and 20% of my daily fibre. Win win?
  • quill16
    quill16 Posts: 373 Member
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    I opt for protein bars and I need gluten free, so South Beach peanut butter Protein bar (140 cal) and NatureValley Peanut Crunch (180 cal) are my go to snacks that I always keep in my purse when I need to eat on the run. They have a high percentage of protein vs carbs than fiber or cereal bars. If I skip my snack time I end up so hungry that I want to overeat at the next meal.
  • benich3043
    benich3043 Posts: 252 Member
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    Walmart Brand and Quaker both have the 90/100 calories chewy granola bars if you want to look into that. I don't know what else you are monitoring other than calories so you may want to look into that as well.
  • gettinthere
    gettinthere Posts: 529 Member
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    I love Nature Valley sweet and salty or dark chocolate and Pure Protein bars, all under 200 calories each I am pretty sure!
  • hubbasj
    hubbasj Posts: 2
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    NOGII bars. they are gluten free and high in protein.
  • sarahrbraun
    sarahrbraun Posts: 2,261 Member
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    what about the 100 calorie mini cliff bars? Or they also make mini versions of the Luna bars...

    or Quaker makes 90 calorie versions of their chewy granola bars.

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