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    SOYJOY's Pineapple Gluten-Free Nutrition Bar

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    SOYJOY's Pineapple Gluten-Free Nutrition Bar -

    Celiac.com 07/07/2011 - With three children, it feels like I am always on the go, so I am always on the lookout for nutritious gluten-free snacks that I can keep in my car or grab on my way out the door.  However, recently I've grown tired of the typical flavor profile found with most gluten-free nutrition bars, but I really did want to find one that would excite my taste buds. 

    I was particularly happy when I came across SOYJOY's pineapple flavored gluten-free bars.  At first, I was a little worried that the pineapple flavor would taste artificial, or that it would have an overpowering pineapple taste.  Thankfully, that wasn't the case!  They use real dried pineapple and juice (what a concept), and that is only a small part of what this makes this bar a tropical treat.  SOYJOY's gluten free pineapple bars have a nice texture that is moist with bits of dried pineapple, raisins and coconut, which gives it a pleasant chewy texture.  It reminds me of a tropical cookie more than it does a nutrition bar. 

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    Unlike other gluten free bars, SOYJOY kept the ingredient list pure and simple so you know exactly what you are eating.  They use ground whole soy, which is high in nutrients like protein, fiber and iron, and the bar is also rich in antioxidants and minerals.  Although this bar was smaller than I had expected, it was just enough to keep me satisfied between meals.  With only 140 calories per bar, 4 grams of protein, and 3 grams of fiber, this bar is certainly a little treasure that I will be sure to stock up on.  They also are perfect to keep in the car or handy for travel since they hold up well in the heat. 

    If you’re looking to be pleasantly surprised like I was, then I would recommend giving them a try.

    For more info visit their site.



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