Fruity, Nutty, Deliciousness
Generally speaking, I’m not a big fan of muesli style bars.
They just don’t appeal to me (or my kids).
A flavourless lump of cardboard laden with sugar and fat.
So when I was sent a package of these new Be Natural bars to try, I wasn’t necessarily all that enthused.


But one day when I was hungry and in a hurry, I grabbed one on my way out the door.
YUM!!!!!
These are AMAZING!!!
My favourite is the Apricot bar (LOVE apricots). It’s chock full of nuts and seeds and the grains really just hold it all together.
My only disappointment in these is the labelling. Because I was in a hurry I did a quick scan of the ingredients to see if they had wheat listed there. I was pretty excited when I couldn’t find it.
Unfortunately they do actually contain wheat. It’s listed in the ingredients as “bran cereal”. If you read the entire packaging, it’s mentioned on the back but when you’re in a hurry, you’re used to just checking the ingredients list. In this day and age where wheat intolerance is quite common, most companies are quite diligent in specifying wheat in their ingredients list.
Fortunately, I only have an intolerance and there wasn’t enough wheat in them to really worry me.
I won’t insult your intelligence by trying to pass these off as a “healthy snack”. Like most bars of this type, they do contain a reasonable amount of fat and sugar.
HOWEVER, they are also nearly 1/4 nuts, taste FANTASTIC and would make an EXCELLENT substitute for a sugary treat packed with flavour and a lot more goodness than most chocolate or candy bars would give you.
You don’t have to take my word for it though.
The first 5 people to leave a comment on this post will get sent their own package of Be Natural Bars to try.
Just tell me, are you a fan of muesli style bars and why or why not? Do you have a favourite?
P.S. Almost forgot, you will need to be in Australia to qualify. If you’re not, feel free to still leave a comment but we can’t send you the bars. Sorry.












