[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this product free in exchange for my honest review. The package I received included 6 organic granola bars. The bars are made up up various healthy ingredients and are gluten free. Out of the approximate 15 ingredients they contained juices from vegetables. The beet extract was really overwhelming in these bars. I couldn’t taste the chocolate much less much of the other flavors. If there was a way to tame the beet flavor down I would purchase these as a in between snack or grab and go breakfast at only 100 calories.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got my hands on the MadeGood Chocolate Chip Granola Bar, and wow, as a fellow chocolate lover, it's like a little slice of heaven! The taste? Pretty good, I'd say. It's sweet, but maybe a bit too sweet for me. Now, onto the texture. It's soft and chewy, which I absolutely love. Perfect for when you're on the move and need a quick snack. What about the ingredients? MadeGood uses some top-notch stuff. We're talking organic whole grains, gluten-free, and no nuts or dairy. Plus, they even sneak in some veggies for an extra health kick. Now, onto the value. Considering what you get, it's not bad. While I got mine for free to review, I'd probably buy it again, especially if it's on sale. So, if you're looking for a yummy snack that's also kinda good for you, give the MadeGood Chocolate Chip Granola Bar a try!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’m a granola bar snob ! So at first I was like these are a little dry but once I saw all the amazing ingredients in them I was like of course they are super good for you and have veggies in them, you can’t get any better than that !

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] At 100 calories a bar, these are great! Tasty and a wonderful snack that is good for you. I would definitely snag again. Great for when you’re on the go. I received these for free in exchange for my honest review.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These bars are good, not great. I feel that you can definitely taste the vegetable-ness of the bars and they could really be a little sweater! Another complaint is that they are super small. I am not sure they are even "snack" size or I am just needing a larger "snack". They are only 100 calories which is great! All in all, I am not sure I would buy them again, but a good alternative when you need a gluten-free snack option.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Made Good chocolate chip granola bar is great because it is free of many common allergies. Being a nut allergy family, it’s nice to know what it doesn’t contain. The ingredients can be better, but great for convenience. Incentivized review for honest feedback.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] MadeGood Chocolate Chip Granola Bars are a delicious and healthy snack! Packed with tasty chocolate chips and nutrients from vegetables, they’re gluten-free, organic, and perfect for on-the-go. Soft texture. A guilt-free treat!.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are delicious! Very yummy little snack. Would definitely recommend if you have a little bit of a sweet tooth for low calorie. Made good makes a ton of great little snacks. Would recommend for both kids and adults!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am always looking for granola bars as a healthier snack for my kids, and these fit the bill. The chocolate chips made them feel like they were eating sweets, and the nutritional value is great. Definitely recommend, although the price point on these is a little higher than I usually pay.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The MadeGood granola bars purport to be more nutritious than your average granola bar, but are they? Luckily, I had the Kirkland chocolate chip granola bars on hand to compare the nutrition. Both bars are 100 calories for 24 grams. MadeGood has slightly more fat (3.5 grams versus Kirkland’s 3 grams), less sodium (10 mg versus Kirkland’s 35 mg), fewer carbs (17 g versus Kirkland’s 18 g), more protein (2 g versus Kirkland’s 1 g). MadeGood also has vitamins that Kirkland’s lacks, including 20% daily value (DV) of Vitamins D, C, E, Thiamin, A, and B6. MadeGood also has 4% Iron where Kirkland has none. Kirkland does come out ahead on Calcium at 15 mg (2% DV), which MadeGood lacks. So all in all, not a bad snack option for a kid (or adult) who needs a quick bite and wants to up their vitamin intake. Nutrition aside, how do they taste? It’s hard to complain about anything that has chocolate chips, though I think I prefer something with a little less chew. The MadeGood bars reminded me of a homemade granola bar made with dates. They tasted a bit more like “real food” without any kind of vegetal taste. A MadeGood granola bar probably wouldn’t be my first choice in a snack as they’re not quite filling enough for an adult, but I certainly wouldn’t mind eating one in a pinch.