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24-Count 1.4-Oz KIND Nut Bars (Dark Chocolate Cherry Cashew) Expired
$17.30
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Amazon Warehouse via Amazon has 24-Count 1.4-Oz KIND Nut Bars (Dark Chocolate Cherry Cashew) on sale for $17.29. Shipping is free with Prime or orders $25 or more.
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Note: Refer to the listing for the product expiration date. Stock may be limited.
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Give Feedback Model: KIND Nut Bars, Dark Chocolate Cherry Cashew, 1.4 Ounce, 24 Count, Gluten Free, Low Glycemic Index, 4g Protein
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Sort: Lowest to Highest | Last Updated 4/23/2024, 10:59 PM| Sold By | Sale Price |
|---|---|
 Amazon | $33.23 |
| Product Name: | KIND Bars, Dark Chocolate Cherry Cashew, Healthy Snacks, Gluten Free, 24 Count |
| Manufacturer: | KIND |
| Product SKU: | B07PPXP9KX |
| UPC: | 602652273759 |
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And next time I think you should post in dark grey type it'll be a lot easier to read than purple.
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Literally jumped in here to say the same thing.
Let's just be real.
These are candy bars.
I will say it was pretty good and the sweetness took care of my craving, but I do miss a regular chocolate bar. So to scratch that itch, I looked at Granola bars, as many brands have some with chocolate in them. I found out that they are a much better alternative calorie wise, than these kind bars. Also, they tasted much better and were more sweet. As an example, Great Value has the chocolate chip granola bars with only 90 calories. Their smores bars are 90 calories and peanut butter chocolate chip are 100 calories. Quaker brand chewy granola bars are the same, with between 90-100 calories per bar, depending on which flavor.
If you want to go full on with even more sweetness and chocolate, Quaker makes a granola bar called Dipps, that are completely coated in chocolate. These are 160 calories each, the same as the Kind bar I tried. If you want fruity, Great value makes a variety of breakfast bars(strawberry, apple cinnamon, etc) that are 130 calories each. Several other companies make them as well, all around the same calories range.
I guess my point is that Kind bars are good and probably healthier than traditional candy bars, but there are a lot of alternatives for less money.
I will say it was pretty good and the sweetness took care of my craving, but I do miss a regular chocolate bar. So to scratch that itch, I looked at Granola bars, as many brands have some with chocolate in them. I found out that they are a much better alternative calorie wise, than these kind bars. Also, they tasted much better and were more sweet. As an example, Great Value has the chocolate chip granola bars with only 90 calories. Their smores bars are 90 calories and peanut butter chocolate chip are 100 calories. Quaker brand chewy granola bars are the same, with between 90-100 calories per bar, depending on which flavor.
If you want to go full on with even more sweetness and chocolate, Quaker makes a granola bar called Dipps, that are completely coated in chocolate. These are 160 calories each, the same as the Kind bar I tried. If you want fruity, Great value makes a variety of breakfast bars(strawberry, apple cinnamon, etc) that are 130 calories each. Several other companies make them as well, all around the same calories range.
I guess my point is that Kind bars are good and probably healthier than traditional candy bars, but there are a lot of alternatives for less money.
Comparing these to Quaker bars, is like comparing bananas to cigarettes. Look at the ingredient list.
And next time I think you should post in dark grey type it'll be a lot easier to read than purple.
And next time I think you should post in dark grey type it'll be a lot easier to read than purple.
I will say it was pretty good and the sweetness took care of my craving, but I do miss a regular chocolate bar. So to scratch that itch, I looked at Granola bars, as many brands have some with chocolate in them. I found out that they are a much better alternative calorie wise, than these kind bars. Also, they tasted much better and were more sweet. As an example, Great Value has the chocolate chip granola bars with only 90 calories. Their smores bars are 90 calories and peanut butter chocolate chip are 100 calories. Quaker brand chewy granola bars are the same, with between 90-100 calories per bar, depending on which flavor.
If you want to go full on with even more sweetness and chocolate, Quaker makes a granola bar called Dipps, that are completely coated in chocolate. These are 160 calories each, the same as the Kind bar I tried. If you want fruity, Great value makes a variety of breakfast bars(strawberry, apple cinnamon, etc) that are 130 calories each. Several other companies make them as well, all around the same calories range.
I guess my point is that Kind bars are good and probably healthier than traditional candy bars, but there are a lot of alternatives for less money.
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
I will say it was pretty good and the sweetness took care of my craving, but I do miss a regular chocolate bar. So to scratch that itch, I looked at Granola bars, as many brands have some with chocolate in them. I found out that they are a much better alternative calorie wise, than these kind bars. Also, they tasted much better and were more sweet. As an example, Great Value has the chocolate chip granola bars with only 90 calories. Their smores bars are 90 calories and peanut butter chocolate chip are 100 calories. Quaker brand chewy granola bars are the same, with between 90-100 calories per bar, depending on which flavor.
If you want to go full on with even more sweetness and chocolate, Quaker makes a granola bar called Dipps, that are completely coated in chocolate. These are 160 calories each, the same as the Kind bar I tried. If you want fruity, Great value makes a variety of breakfast bars(strawberry, apple cinnamon, etc) that are 130 calories each. Several other companies make them as well, all around the same calories range.
I guess my point is that Kind bars are good and probably healthier than traditional candy bars, but there are a lot of alternatives for less money.
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