Bare Granola Cereal Variety Pack – 33 oz (Pack of 3) | Apple Cinnamon & Strawberry Banana

Crave-worthy crunch in a convenient snack pack

Kickstart busy mornings with a snack that blends sweetness, texture, and real fruit pieces. The Bare Granola Cereal Variety Pack brings together two Apple Cinnamon bags and one Strawberry Banana bag, delivering a crave-worthy crunch baked, not fried.

Each bite offers a balanced blend of whole grains and natural fruit, so you can enjoy a satisfying cereal experience without artificial additives. The chips’ baking method helps create a crisp, golden crunch that pairs well with milk, yogurt, or a quick handful as you head out the door.

What’s inside

• Bare Granola Cereal Variety Pack includes two Apple Cinnamon and one Strawberry Banana flavors
• Bare Snacks makes crave-ably crunchy fruit and veggie chips
• Bare Snacks are baked never fried, gluten free, non-GMO, with no preservatives or anything artificial
• Made with real fruit pieces
• Heart healthy: Diets rich in whole grain foods and other plant foods and low in saturated fat & cholesterol may help reduce the risk of heart disease
• Excellent source of fiber

Use cases to consider include a grab-and-go breakfast, a yogurt topping, or a light, energy-boosting snack between meetings. The compact 11 oz bags (pack of 3) travel easily in a bag, backpack, or lunch box, helping you stay on track with wholesome choices during a busy day.

Texture and flavor notes

Apple Cinnamon offers warm spice with fruity sweetness, while Strawberry Banana brings a bright, fruit-forward crunch. Real fruit pieces provide visible texture and a natural burst of flavor, enhancing the eating experience without artificial flavors.

Clean ingredients you can feel good about

• Gluten free
• Non-GMO
• No preservatives or artificial flavors
• Made with real fruit pieces

Incorporate Bare Granola Cereal into a heart-conscious eating pattern when combined with a variety of whole grains and plant foods. While this product can be part of a balanced diet, it should complement a diverse range of foods and not replace medical advice or professional guidance.