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3-Pack 12-Oz Bear Naked Granola (Cacao and Cashew Butter) Expired
$7.60
$10.14
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Amazon has 3-Pack 12-Oz Bear Naked Granola (Cacao and Cashew Butter) for $7.60 when you follow the instructions below. Shipping is free with Prime or on orders $25+.
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Instructions:
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Instructions:
- Proceed to the product page
- Select the Subscribe & Save option
- 'Clip' the 20% off coupon located on the product page
- Click on 'Set Up Now' to proceed to checkout
- Total will be $7.60 + free shipping w/ Prime or on orders $25+
- This granola is a blend of whole grain oats, semi-sweet chocolate, creamy cashew butter, pepitas, and sea salt.
- Includes 23 grams of whole grains per 54 gram serving.
- Resealable pouch.
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- This price is $2.54 lower (25% savings) than the listed price.
- Rated 4.5 stars out of 5 based on 1,763 Amazon customer reviews.
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Amazon [amazon.com] has the 3-Pack 12-Oz Bear Naked Granola (Cacao and Cashew Butter) for $7.60 when you 'clip' the 20% discount coupon and check out with Subscribe & Save. Shipping is free with Prime or $25+ orders.
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Rokket's Research:
- This granola is a blend of whole grain oats, semi-sweet chocolate, creamy cashew butter, pepitas, and sea salt.
- Includes 23 grams of whole grains per 54 gram serving.
- Resealable pouch.
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This is slightly healthier than a candy bar.
Compare against this milk chocolate Lindt bar: https://www.ralphs.com/p/lindt-cl...0954242689
Just want to disabuse any poor souls who still think granola is health-food or anything other than a very tasty dessert (and, due to its density, unfortunately really easy to over-indulge in. One "serving" is... not practically one serving).
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Hmm, the Triple Berry version is, however, definitely semi-healthy... due to higher fiber, lower sugar (in part substituted by fairly-well-respected monk fruit sweetener), and higher protein! But do realize that you're getting a very, very, very small amount of actual fruit (note that the fruit is listed after nearly all the other ingredients, including multiple forms of sugar)
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I've never gotten sick or anything, but the quality is substantially worse than it was prior to Kelloggs buying the brand. Would recommend making your own or finding something local. To each their own, though.
Sounds more like Amazon selling improperly stored product
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I'm eating this granola right now from the last deal. It tastes great and hasn't made me sick.
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This is slightly healthier than a candy bar.
Compare against this milk chocolate Lindt bar: https://www.ralphs.com/p/lindt-cl...0954242689
Just want to disabuse any poor souls who still think granola is health-food or anything other than a very tasty dessert (and, due to its density, unfortunately really easy to over-indulge in. One "serving" is... not practically one serving).
EDITED TO ADD
Hmm, the Triple Berry version is, however, definitely semi-healthy... due to higher fiber, lower sugar (in part substituted by fairly-well-respected monk fruit sweetener), and higher protein! But do realize that you're getting a very, very, very small amount of actual fruit (note that the fruit is listed after nearly all the other ingredients, including multiple forms of sugar)