Larabar, Blueberry Muffin, 16 Bars, 1.6 oz (45 g) Each

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These are good and very healthy. They only contain a few ingredients: cashews, dates, apples, blueberries, vanilla extract. They have 5 mg sodium. These are sturdy bars that hold up well and are a good value.

First I want to note that Larabars are owned by General Mills and distributed by Small Planet Foods, (A division of General Mills.) After reading the label on the bars, (which only states where they are distributed from and neglects to mention where they are made, and no mention of General Mills anywhere on the label.) I called the 800 number and spoke to someone there, when I asked where the bars were made, what country specifically, she had to put me on hold, came back got my UPC code from my box of bars, and then told me that they were made in the USA, she stated that all Larabars are made in the USA but that they don't give out the exact location of manufacturing. I found it strange that she just didn't say, "All Larabars are made in the USA..." General Mills donated a big chunk of money to be able to continue to hide what goes into our foods, (talking about the information on the food labels) so I am feeling a bit betrayed by finding out that Larabar is owned by them and not the sunny little Denver company that originally started them. NOW, having said that! Larabars have been a favorite of mine. We're big on gluten free and sugar/sweetener free products and it's difficult to find items that have absolutely no sugar/sweeteners. I don't have a comparison bar to Larabar because I simply cannot find any other bars that are wholesome ingredients, raw, no preservatives or additives, no GMO's, gluten free and sugar/sweetener free. I should note that they are still high in carbs due to the dried fruit. Larabars satisfy my sweet tooth. These Larabar Coconut Creme Pie bars are very good and with 5g. fiber, 5mg. sodium, 4% of your recommended daily requirement of iron based on a 2000 calorie diet and 3g. protein they make the perfect nutritional sweet treat or a quick way to stave off hunger. Fresh, soft bars that are perfect for anytime. They freeze well, so if they get close to their "best by date" you can just toss them in the refrigerator or freezer.

Snack that is good for you and made from real things.

I was first introduced to these 2 years ago at the dollar tree for a dollar until they discontinued them and sold the last for 10 cents apiece which i purchase about 80 of them. I just found them on Amazon which they're cheaper then purchasing from the supermarket and this is my 3rd order as I utilized them as a late night snacks while I'm back in training. Blueberry is my go to flavor and their pretty addictive in my opinion.. i woke up through the night smashing a couple and I love that they're all natural with no added sugar.