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(More customer reviews)I've been carrying Larabars with me as a gluten-free snack, and bought "Eat Natural" almond & apricot bars to give them a try after seeing the glowing reviews. They are indeed delicious - though I find the coconut and yogurt flavors come through much more strongly than the apricot. They're somewhat more filling than Larabars - 235 calories vs. 180 calories, in both cases half fat. There's big difference in saturated fat - 9 grams for "Eat Natural", 1 for Larabars, and "Eat Natural" bars have almost 20 times the sodium (95 mg, as compared to 5 mg), and half the fiber (2 grams as compared to the Larabar's four). "Eat Natural" ingredients don't get any more unnatural-sounding than soya lecithin, glucose syrup, and dextrose - but the list is certainly a whole lot longer than my Larabar's "dates, almonds, unsweetened apples, walnuts, raisins, cinnamon" (yes, that's all).
These "Eat Natural" bars do taste good and are a little better at killing hunger pangs than Larabars. I might buy them again sometime if I find I need a snack that's a little better at killing hunger but think I'll stick to Larabars in the meantime.
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