Nature Valley Sweet & Salty Nut Bar
People claim that I am a picky eater. It’s not true, I just happen to like what I like. It’s not my fault some things are just not fit for consumption. Last week, looking for cheap and “healthy” snacks for my kids that can be carried in my pocket, I found Nature Valley granola bars. They looked interesting & the price was right, so I grabbed them. When I got home and looked at the box, I saw that they had yogurt on them, so I chalked it up to something else I won’t be eating because dried yogurt doesn’t appeal to me. It was only in a fit of desperation for something sweet to eat that I decided to go ahead and nibble on one, with one eye on my 3 year old human garbage disposal.
YUM
That’s not quite the word. It doesn’t it do it justice. When you bite into the bar it’s bland, but then it’s like little sugar crystals dancing on your tongue. All of a sudden, the back of your throat gets lightly slapped with a slight salty taste. All of this happens over and over again creating a burst of flavor. It was so good, I had forgotten about the dried yogurt.
Nature Valley's Sweet & Salty Flavors
I freely admit to eating another right after the first. The bar was so good that, I almost coveted them as badly as I do my Girls Scout Thin Mints. Anyone who knows how I do not share my Thin Mints will understand how much I liked these bars. It wasn’t until the bars were gone that I bothered to glance at the nutritional values of it. I still haven’t quite paid attention to it, but I’m posting an image of it so you can make your own decisions.
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