Nature Valley Peanut Butter Crunchy Granola Bars, 3 Pack

(9 customer reviews)

Nature Valley Peanut Butter Crunchy Granola Bars offer a crisp texture and classic peanut butter flavor. This 3-pack bundle includes 30 bars for convenient everyday snacking.

$18.41

1000 in stock

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Nature Valley

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Nature Valley

Nutrition facts, 100 g

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Nature Valley

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9 reviews for Nature Valley Peanut Butter Crunchy Granola Bars, 3 Pack

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  1. Jimmy –

    Not Filling
    I buy these mostly for the Fiber.

    But they are also a quick snack for when you need to take medicine that requires you to eat. And this is what I also use it for.

    You can taste the Honey and of course the oats in it. Good crunchy combo. You can also crunch up and add a little milk to it and make a Granola cereal or add it on top of some Vanilla Yogurt for a quick healthy breakfast!

  2. Mellyboo –


    These bars are great for a snack on a break at work , taking with you on a plane, or just needing a snack at home. Sometimes I’ll crush them on top of my yogurt. 11g of sugar for both bars isn’t too bad. You can also split to 2 pack between siblings or yourself and your partner 😊 At Walmart the price isn’t too bad for this pack.

  3. anonymous –

    Good taste
    One of my families favorites and not just for breakfast! At times when I can’t grab lunch, this helps keep the hunger at bay for a long time! Easy to grab on the go and they taste good — and I usually do not like granola! Like the large quantities too!

  4. Suze2012 –


    I am very cautious with my eating habits %26 my “sugar” intake. This “bar” provides fiber %26 less sugar. The negative – it is very “crumbly” – but it works for my needs %26 convenient to carry with me when I am away from home.

  5. kim –


    I love these granola bars, they are light enough to eat when I am just a little hungry and stay with you.

  6. Vanessa –

    crunchy granola bars
    Nature Valley never disappoints. Oats’n Honey is one of my favorite flavors but by far I have many other favorites too

  7. Sheila –


    These have been a staple for a healthy snack in my kitchen for many years. Good for you, crispy and hearty.

  8. Wenonah –


    I use these for breakfast reorder over n over!

  9. supersticky –

    Good but ….
    I like these a lot. I keep them in my car to snack on if I’m out and about and not ready to eat a meal. My main issue is they are extremely messy…. crumbs EVERYWHERE. The 2nd thing is the package is hard to open… especially while driving.

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