KINDZero Added Sugar Granola, Caramel Mocha Nut, Healthy Snacks, Good Source of Fiber, Gluten Free, Low Sugar, 5g Protein, 5 Count

I can’t tell you how much I like this zero sugar granola. I have to limit my sugar intake, and this satisfies my sweet tooth. I eat it right out of the bag, crushed up in yogurt, of with a little milk. I’m on my 5th bag and will order more.

This granola is of great quality. Taste, texture, freshness all top notch. Feels healthy and nutritional while tasting sweet and enjoyable. Each bag goes a long way and fills you up quick. Definitely recommend these granola bags.

This granola seemed as if it would appeal to my desire to eat healthier snacks. It touts the fact that it contains no added sugar or artificial sweeteners, it is non-GMO, and has a good chunk of protein all in a third of a cup. Of course, with nuts and seeds of any type, you do get a moderate amount of fat, but mostly monounsaturated.On my first large clump of granola, I found that indeed it was crunchy – very crunchy, in a good way. The crunch comes from the healthy dose of almonds, sunflower seeds and cashews. To me, the most prominent flavor note came from the coffee powder that appeared near the bottom of the ingredient list. To be fair, on the rare occasion that I drink coffee, it’s weak and with milk and sugar, so others might have a different take on it.I believe the slight sweetness comes primarily from the date powder, a flavor that I particularly like. I’m also a big fan of coconut, which the granola contains. The sodium content is not overwhelming, as it can be in other snack foods. There is a bit of a lingering taste of dark chocolate, but not overwhelming.This may be unconventional, but I wonder if small bits of the granola would be tasty in a bowl of oatmeal. I’ll give that a try tomorrow. Overall, it is a tasty snack that has a good mouth feel, and a sense that it is healthier than many other old-school snacks. I’d recommend giving it a try.

A delicious amendment to a bowl of boring cereals w/milk in the morning.Healthy, appealing clusters that are easily chewed down without hurting my teeth nor gums.Label says 8 servings per 8 oz. package, and I probably do get 8 servings as an amendment w/other cereals, so that's a good value.

This was something that I had wanted to try, but for some reason never bought it. KIND products have been advertised as healthy and I was curious if healthy meant nasty tasting. I received the package of five 8-ounce bags and couldn't wait to open one. Okay, I love coffee! I grind my beans each morning and savor every sip. Since my mother's heart attack in December, I am limiting myself to one cup since she can only have one cup. I could detect the slight coffee flavor. I have a major sweet tooth and I confess, it was not sweet enough for me. That could be a good thing because when I get something sweet it seems that I can't stop myself from eating it, lol. The polyunsaturated and monounsaturated oils are supposed to be good for you but I don't think canola oil is very healthy. I try to use extra virgin olive oil as much as possible and avoid the canola oil. Another ingredient, allulose, tends to have a laxative effect when I use it in my coffee or tea. I am not sure what effect it will have on the granola, since I just ate some. Truthfully, I find other healthy foods that taste a lot better. A fresh apple or pear has a great taste and all the health benefits I am looking for. I understand many people eat this type of food all the time, it is a little too processed for me and I prefer a more natural food approach. I would not buy this product because the taste does not appeal to me and I can find healthier, natural foods at a lower price.

Favorite flavor of this! Huge hit with all members of my family, and it means the keto members can eat breakfast with us!

It is Nutritious and Healthy

I have been eating this with vanilla Greek yogurt in the morning - I do crush up the bag with my hand to get the chunks to a more sizeable size.The flavor is not too sweet, and the pack makes it easy to plan breakfast for a week.