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New Nature Valley Bar


Tephie

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Tephie Apprentice

Hi All,

I thought I would let everyone know of a new product I found today. I have been sad that I have not been able to find a very good cereal bar/granola bar type thing for snacks. My husband and I were at Sam's club today and he of course was running around sampling everything :lol: He finally yells at me to come back and look at these bars, so I check them out and SURPRISE it's something I can eat. They are kind of crunchy like eating peanut brittle or something similar. So anyways, :) They are called Nature Valley Roasted Nut Crunch, the ingrediants are as follows:

Peanuts, sunflower seeds, sugar, corn syrup, salt, and almond flour.

They are pretty tasty and I am glad to be able to keep something in my purse for when I am out and get hungry.

Take care, Stephanie


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Thanks for this info. They sound tasty.

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