Nature Valley Chewy Trail Mix Bars, Fruit & Nut, 6-Count Boxes (Pack of 12)

Nature Valley fruit and nut chewy trail mix bars are one thing you don't want to leave behind on your outdoors excursion. Their mix of three different kinds of nuts and seeds, almonds, and rolled oats combines crunchiness and nutrition. The bars are a good source of whole grain and use 100% natural ingredients.

Nature Valley Fruit and Nut Chewy Trail Mix Bars are one thing you don't want to leave behind on your outdoors excursion. Their mix of three different kinds of nuts and seeds, almonds, and rolled oats combines crunchiness and nutrition. The bars are a good source of whole grain and use 100 percent natural ingredients.
Fruit and Nut Chewy Trail Mix Bars

Nature can be much more than scenery. It can be a retreat, a challenge, a training partner. And because it takes energy to get away, Nature Valley Chewy Trail Mix Bars are one thing you don't want to leave behind. They are a good source of whole grain* and are made with 100% natural ingredients like raisins, granola, nuts and fruit. They'll help keep you going up the next hill and around the next bend.
*Good source of whole grain = at least 8g of whole grain per labeled serving.


Nature Valley's Commitment to the Great Outdoors

Nature Valley has a commitment to helping make nature enjoyable and accessible while protecting and preserving nature in places like our national parks. Nature Valley sponsors a wide range of groups, all of whom have one thing in common: they all serve as guides and catalysts for people who want to enjoy a healthy, active, outdoor lifestyle.
About Nature Valley

When you need energy for your active lifestyle, turn to the original granola bar - Nature Valley. Since 1975, Nature Valley has used wholesome ingredients to make the best-tasting granola bars around, with new flavors and types for every taste. Check out all our products available at Amazon.com and enjoy the Taste Nature Intended®.
Nature Valley Granola Bars give you the energy to get to and enjoy your favorite place in nature, your own personal Nature Valley.

These dispensers have got cereals in them.

By weight, they are certainly much cheaper than buying packaged alternatives.

You get a long thin bag, put it underneath the funnel end at the bottom of the dispenser, pull the black handle down & towards you, to release a "scoop" of the contents, and keep on doing this until you've got as much as you want in the bag.

This pic shows (left to right):
TOP:
E2.50/Kg ??? Walnuts???
UNLABELLED
E2.50/Kg Fruit Muesli
E2.50/Kg Fruit Muesli
E2.50/Kg Fruit Muesli
E2.50/Kg xxx Muesli
E2.50/Kg xxx Muesli
E2.50/Kg xxx Muesli

BOTTOM:
E3.30/Kg "Filled Cereal" (looks like "Shreddies")
E2.50/Kg Coco Pops (own brand)
E1.09/Kg Rice Crispies (own brand)
E1.09/Kg Couscous
E1.45/Kg Semloina

The xxx I /think/ is Fruit Muesli with chocolate drops - I think the staff have also been incorrectly filling the dispenser, as I've been getting chocolate drops in mine of late.

It's the same price, so I'm no worse off (except maybe higher calorie count) - though if you fed this to your dog (!), you could kill it...

Jen (Jen's Photography) and I met up with Duane Rapp, Theresa (keleka656) and Jim (phototravel1) for the Tall Ships festival on Navy Pier. Jim took care of the wrist bands, Thank you again sir, and we spent a large portion of the day viewing and shooting the ships that were moored there.
This is one of the treats offered out at the end of the pier. It tasted just like a Dreamcicle, and was a nice way to cool down.