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8-Count Reese's Puffs Breakfast Cereal Treat Bars for $2.97 - $0.74 when you
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About this Product:
- Good source of calcium to help support daily nutrition
- Made with real REESE'S peanut butter, chocolate flavor, and crunchy cereal pieces
- Great lunch box snack and convenient pantry staple for kids and adults
- Individually wrapped and portable, ideal for on-the-go snacking, car rides, and after-school activities
- Includes one box of 8 REESE'S Puffs Treat Bars (6.8 oz total), perfect for quick, ready-to-eat snacking
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Sure you're right that this "treat bar" which is made with the branded and heavily advertised breakfast cereal, does not make the claim to be a breakfast bar on the box.
We all have our vices and there's nothing wrong with the occasional sugary treat. Just have no illusion as to how non-nutritious this product is, and how it's clearly intended to be eaten as a to-go breakfast. Not that most Nature Valley granola bars are much healthier.
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Sure you're right that this "treat bar" which is made with the branded and heavily advertised breakfast cereal, does not make the claim to be a breakfast bar on the box.
We all have our vices and there's nothing wrong with the occasional sugary treat. Just have no illusion as to how non-nutritious this product is, and how it's clearly intended to be eaten as a to-go breakfast. Not that most Nature Valley granola bars are much healthier.
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