Description
Ships in 1-2 business days | Based in Vancouver, WA | Est. 2020
A bold chocolate foundation is complemented with a crisp hit of all-natural mint extract in this crowd-pleaser flavor. Protein and healthy fats are contributed by sunflower seed butter instead of peanut butter or almond butter. A generous dose of honey sweetens the deal and provides some quick-burning calories for whatever your day has in store.
Features:
- 700 calories per bar, and barely bigger than a deck of cards
- 123 cal/oz make Range bars an ultralight food
- 18g all-natural protein, not soy protein isolate
- Does not freeze solid in the cold
- Best value for portable meals
- 15-month shelf life without the use of exotic preservatives
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Ingredients: Organic honey, sunflower seed butter (roasted sunflower seeds, salt), gluten-free whole grain oats, organic cocoa powder, organic dark chocolate chips (organic cane sugar, organic unsweetened chocolate, organic cocoa butter, organic sunflower lecithin, organic vanilla), organic chia seeds, organic crispy brown rice cereal (organic brown rice, organic brown rice syrup, salt), gum acacia, glycerin, mixed tocopherols, mint extract.
Contains: milk
Servings per container: 1
Single serving: 700 calories, 31g fat, 36mg sodium, 87g carb, 18g protein
Weight: 5.7oz | 162g (net wt)
Made in USA
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Perfect for calories on the go
It tastes good for what it is: quick calories when you don't want stop for a full meal or fuss with a bunch of snacks. These are great for long days when you're just trying to pump out the miles and they barely take up any room at all in your food bag / bear can.
Mint Chocolate Chip = best of the flavors
Mint Chocolate is the only Range bar flavor I genuinely enjoyed. I wish the bars were slightly less on the dry side, but I know that'd probably sacrifice some calorie density. Breaking it into chunks and dipping the torn end of the chunks into coffee or tea is nice.
One of the most atrocious bars I’ve eaten.
I found this bar in the hiker box of White Pass on the PCT. (First warning if it’s in a hiker box there’s 50% chance it’s because someone thinks it’s disgusting) Upon seeing garage grown gear stocking it I feel the duty to report the disgust I felt eating it. I ran into a trail family I had been hiking around off and on for a couple days. I busted out the bar for lunch and took a bite. The mint was overpowering to a level I’ve never experienced and not a nice refreshing mint, it was an essential oil. With an aftertaste of burning 2007 Toyota Corolla with tones of road tar and a bath and body works candle the experience didn’t get much better. Of the 6 people I invited to try it all of them all thru hikers refused to take the bar from me and said that’s the single worst thing they’ve eaten on trail. I’m sorry but this bar will disappoint.
