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Is it a bar or is it a cookie?! When we taste Annie’s new Oatmeal Cookie Granola Bars our mouths smile like we’re tasting a cookie, but it’s actually a granola bar! Made with no high fructose corn syrup and no GMOs these bars are filled with lots of the good nutrients to keep your kids happy and healthy. With fiber, 8 grams of whole grains and some tasty spice these bars are everything delicious and nice!
From the Mouth of a Kid:
It’s chewy and tastes just like a really good cookie!
From the Eyes of a Parent:
I love that these bars are lower in sugar and have no artificial ingredients, like high fructose corn syrup. It’s really great giving my kids snacks that are not bad for them and also that they love and enjoy! They’re always asking me for those “Cookie bars!”
Flavorful Features:
Annie’s gluten-free granola bars are available in oatmeal cookie and double chocolate chip. They also offer a bunch of not gluten-free yummy flavors.
The Icing on the Cake:
We love that Annie’s actively help to create and sustain school gardens. By giving out grants as well as the practical resources needed to schools, teachers and parents, Annie’s mission is to create a better, beautiful and healthy planet.
Time to Eat?!
The individually packaged bars make them a great on-the-go snack. Stick them in your kids backpack as an afternoon “pick-me-up” treat or bring them with you for mess-free car munching!
Good to Go?
Yes!
Mix it Up!
Use Annie’s Oatmeal Cookie Bars to make an ice cream sandwich with your favorite flavor of ice cream!
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