Quantity

Excellent

Perfect health snack.

I have. Even buying the almond salty and chewy almond bars for 5 years You don’t carry any longer but other stores do

Bioengineered! It looks different and after adding milk, the man-made meal floats up to the surface. The flavor is bland, texture boring. I will not purchase ANY Nature Valley product again!

My diabetic son carried Nature Valley Oats 'n Honey granola bars with him at all times, not only because they tasted wonderful, but because eating one between meals guarded against his having an insulin reaction. Now that he is an adult wearing an insulin pump that gives him a better way to regulate his insulin, he STILL carries them with him as "insurance" and because they taste wonderful! The rest of our family members like them, not just because they taste wonderful, but they are nutritious too, and are the very thing to satisfy a hungry tummy when dinner's three hours away!

These granola bars are my husband's go-to snack at work. He can easily eat them on the go while he is busy and doesn't have to stop to eat them. I HAVE to keep these stocked in my pantry so that he has them for work. Don't tell him, but sometimes I grab a few myself. They are filling and tasty!

These are great tasting crunchy bars. Price quantity ratio is great too. If bought in average grocery store you’d spend a few dollars more for the same quantity. Eat them individually and/or break them up and put on yogurt or break them up and just pour milk over them.

The bars themselves are excellent, but the handling leaves much to be desired. Most of the bars looked like they had been stored in an earthquake zone. Each packet contained 2/3 bars, 1/3 loose granola. A little care with handling would cure this problem.

I agree with lots of folks that the recipe seems to have changed - they fall apart when you bite them or break off a piece. The packages are harder to open but I had a few "bad" boxes where they seemed stale. It would be nice to have a package that keeps them fresh without needing to use scissors to open them - kind of impacts the portability! I wish they would go back to the recipe they had before