MadeGood Granola Bites Variety Pack – Travel Friendly Gluten Free Snacks for Hiking and Camping
MadeGood Granola Bites Variety Pack – Travel Friendly Gluten Free Snacks for Hiking and Camping
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Why you'll love it
- Peanut- and tree-nut-free formulation is safe to send to schools and households with allergy concerns
- Hidden vegetable extracts from spinach, beet, broccoli, and shiitake sneak nutrition past picky eaters
- Lower sugar and higher protein than competing granola snacks supports healthier snacking
- Individually wrapped 0.85 oz pouches offer built-in portion control and grab-and-go convenience
- Certified organic, non-GMO, gluten-free, and dairy-free ingredients appeal to clean-label shoppers
- Variety pack delivers two flavors in one purchase, reducing the risk of flavor fatigue
Perfect for
- Packing nut-free, gluten-free snacks in school lunches
- Grabbing a pre-workout or mid-afternoon office pick-me-up
- Stashing individual pouches in backpacks for travel and trail snacking
- Serving as a quick to-go breakfast cereal replacement for busy mornings
- Stocking a shared pantry with a variety pack for households with dietary restrictions
Product Information
Contains 28 (0.85 oz) MadeGood Granola Mini pouches - (14) Chocolate Chip (14) Mixed Berry 28 bags of granola minis! Sweet, salty, chewy, and - most importantly - healthy, our individually wrapped, high cocoa and organic berry granola recipes make delicious snacks.
Low Sugar and loaded with crunch means more goodness in every chunk and grain. MadeGood Granola Minis make an awesome pick-me-up before work or exercise. Safe for school - peanut and tree nut free!
MadeGood granola is lower calorie and higher protein than other granola snacks, with cleaner ingredients - Non-GMO Project Certified. Made in a dedicated bakery, these snacks are free of the top allergens including nuts, gluten, and dairy.
A full serving of vegetables sneaks into every yummy individual package (yes, even the chocolate ones!). Six hidden veggie extracts harmonize with gluten-free oats and berry/chocolate pieces.
MadeGood Granola Minis shine as to-go cereal/breakfast food for kids, college students, and working adults. From trail survival to everyday pantry raids, these convenient little packs brighten your day, nature's way.
Ingredients
CHOCOLATE CHIP: Pure gluten free oats*, Sugars (cane sugar*, invert cane syrup*), Chocolate chips* (cane sugar*, unsweetened chocolate*, cocoa butter*), Sunflower Oil*, Brown rice crisps* (brown rice flour*, brown rice syrup*, sea salt), Inulin*, Dried apple*, Tapioca starch*, Natural flavour*, Vegetable extracts (shiitake mushroom, spinach, beet, broccoli). *Organic. MIXED BERRY: Pure gluten free oats*, Sugars (cane sugar*, invert cane syrup*), Raisins*, Sunflower oil*, Dried cranberries* (cranberries*, apple juice concentrate*, sunflower oil*), Brown rice crisps* (brown rice flour*, brown rice syrup*, sea salt), Dried apple*, Inulin*, Tapioca starch*, Freeze-dried raspberries*, Natural flavour*, Vegetable extracts (shiitake mushroom, spinach, beet, broccoli). *Organic.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are MadeGood Granola Bites a good trail or hiking snack?
Yes. The individually wrapped 0.85 oz pouches are lightweight, packable, and calorie controlled, making them an easy fuel source to stash in a daypack or hiking vest pocket.
Can I bring these on a camping trip without them getting crushed?
The flexible pouches hold up well in a camping food bin, cooler, or dry bag, and they are far less prone to crushing than bar wrappers or cardboard boxes of loose granola.
Are these safe for group trips with mixed allergy needs?
MadeGood Granola Bites are peanut free, tree nut free, gluten free, and dairy free, and are made in a dedicated allergen-free bakery, so they are a safe shared snack for groups that include people with common food allergies.
Do they provide enough fuel for a long bike ride?
Each 0.85 oz pouch offers a quick carbohydrate boost, and most cyclists eat two to three pouches during a longer ride for steady energy without heaviness in the stomach.
How do they hold up in heat during summer road trips?
The pouches are sealed and shelf stable, so they travel well in a car snack bag, cooler, or center console, though like most baked snacks they taste best when not stored in direct sun for hours.
Is this a good road trip snack to share with passengers?
Yes. The variety pack includes both chocolate chip and mixed berry, so you can hand out individual pouches to passengers without sharing a container, which keeps things tidy in the car.
Can I pack these in a carry-on for a flight?
Yes. The 0.85 oz pouches are well under standard liquid and size limits for carry-on snacks, making them an easy plane friendly option for travel days.
Are these a better travel snack than energy gels or chews?
For travelers who dislike the texture of gels or chews, MadeGood Granola Bites offer a softer, food-based carbohydrate source in a portable pouch that feels more like a snack and less like a supplement.
How do MadeGood Granola Bites compare to traditional granola for backpacking?
Unlike loose granola that spills or needs a bowl, these mini pouches are pre-portioned, mess-free, and lightweight, which makes them easier to pack and eat on the move than bagged granola.
How do they compare to nut based trail mixes for allergy safe trips?
Most trail mixes contain nuts, which are not allowed in many schools and are a top outdoor allergen. MadeGood Granola Bites give you a nut free, allergen safe alternative that still delivers oat-based energy.
Will the pouches survive being stuffed at the bottom of a backpack?
The flexible sealed pouches are designed to handle normal compression in a backpack, and the inner seal keeps the bites fresh even when packed under heavier gear.
What if I want a more savory option for long hikes?
MadeGood also offers additional flavor varieties beyond the chocolate chip and mixed berry in this variety pack, so outdoor enthusiasts can rotate flavors to avoid taste fatigue on multi-day trips.
Are MadeGood Granola Bites a smart choice for a kids camping trip?
Yes. They are nut free, individually wrapped, and easy for kids to carry in their own small daypack, which makes them a low-mess, allergy safe snack for family camping weekends.
How should I store MadeGood Granola Bites after opening?
Keep unopened pouches in a cool, dry place like a pantry or snack drawer. Once a pouch is opened, reseal it or transfer the bites to an airtight container and consume within a few days for best texture.
Can I microwave or toast the granola bites?
MadeGood Granola Bites are designed to be eaten as a ready to eat snack, but you can warm an opened pouch for 5 to 10 seconds if you prefer a softer bite. Toasting is not recommended as it may dry out the soft baked texture.
How long is the variety pack good for after I receive it?
Check the best by date printed on the box, but unopened pouches typically have a shelf life of several months, which makes the 28 count box a convenient pantry stock up option.
Are these granola bites safe for someone with a nut allergy who lives in a shared kitchen?
MadeGood Granola Bites are made in a dedicated bakery that does not process peanuts or tree nuts, which reduces cross contact risk, but always check the current packaging for the most up to date allergen statements.
Do MadeGood Granola Bites contain any artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives?
No. MadeGood uses organic, non-GMO ingredients without artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives, which is part of the brand's clean label approach.
Is the outer box recyclable?
The cardboard outer box is generally recyclable, and the inner plastic pouches should be disposed of according to your local plastic film recycling guidelines.
What allergens are NOT in this product?
MadeGood Granola Bites are made without peanuts, tree nuts, gluten, dairy, and artificial additives, and they are certified organic and non-GMO.
What is the difference between granola bites and granola bars?
Granola bites are small, soft baked pieces packaged in individual pouches, while granola bars are typically a single compressed bar in a wrapper. Bites offer built in portion control and a softer, less sticky texture, which many people prefer for snacking and lunchboxes.
