MadeGood Strawberry Chewy Granola Bars, 36 Pack, 0.85 oz Each, Snack Bars | Gluten free snacks with nutrients from vegetables for school lunches and on the go, whole grain oats, Individually wrapped

There aren't many strawberry granola bars on the market, and these MadeGood ones are by far the best. The Junkless brand recently ruined their by putting junk on the top (icing that was not necessary), the Cliff kids one is a protein bar and gave me the serious runs (as in "run to the bathroom), and I've yet to find the Quaker strawberry granola bars except in a combo box with blueberry. Blueberries have bits, I do not do blueberry!These are chewy and tasty, do not have artificial sugar (sugar alcohols give me the runs too!), Stevia, or extra protein. To me this is a GREAT thing! Leave me something that tastes good without being too horrible for my body, and isn't ruined by the lastest nutrition fad! I'll get my protein from my meals, leave my snacks alone.Seriously though, I've been making meals out of these since I starting buying them in bulk on Amazon. They are just too tasty. The bars are similar in size to the Quaker granola bars, so a single bar is generally a snack size.The rate I'm going through these granola bars right now all but guarantees I'll get sick of them in a few more months and move on to something else. I keep hoping my food obsession will land on broccoli or kale or something, but this never seems to happen.

Tasty bars. Great value. Easy to pop in your purse or bag and have a great quality, nutritious snack.

Good bars. Very satisfying.

Taste great

Love made good but these are some of the best flavored ones I have had. Also cheaper than buying in store.

Love these. Just ordered last week and we ate the whole case in 8 days.

Delicious granola bars with healthy ingredients!

These chewy granola bars got a mixed reception in my home. For my part, I think they're light and chewy, not as sticky sweet as most major brand granola bars. I find the berry flavor to be enjoyable, reminiscent of freeze-dried strawberries you'd find in cereal. My wife has a more ambivalent opinion of them, finding them to be "fine but nothing I'd go out of my way for." My preschoolers, however, hate them. These kids who will climb over pet gates to get granola bars out of the pantry at 1 am will turn up their noses to these. So if you're getting these as a sneaky better snack for little ones, temper your expectations, I don't know if they can somehow taste the broccoli extract!