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17-Oz Nature Valley Protein Granola (Oats & Honey) for 6 for $35.88 - 20% when you 'clip' the coupon on the product page - $10 when you buy $35 multibuy discount - 5% when you check out via Subscribe & Save =
6 for $18.11 (~$3.02 each).
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Product Description:- Each 2/3 cup serving provides 13g protein, and energy from 33g whole grain (at least 48g recommended daily), plus a good source of fiber (7g of total fat per 2/3 cup serving)
- Granola that contains no artificial flavors or colors, and no high fructose corn syrup.
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2nd that this is a great deal. Usually see these bags at my grocery store for about $7.50 per bag.
Looks like this has soy protein nuggets. It's alright for health. Maybe not the best for muscle building, but it's probably fine. It seems like it would make more sense to just eat regular granola and then eat eggs/meat/protein shake, but if you're trying to up a kid's protein intake that's probably fine
2nd that this is a great deal. Usually see these bags at my grocery store for about $7.50 per bag.
Looks like this has soy protein nuggets. It's alright for health. Maybe not the best for muscle building, but it's probably fine. It seems like it would make more sense to just eat regular granola and then eat eggs/meat/protein shake, but if you're trying to up a kid's protein intake that's probably fine
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