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Chococonut Granola Bars

The chocolatey-chocolatiest-chococonut bar! Real, organic dark chocolate, freshly shredded coconut and whole grain oats. Fulfill your chocolate craving and feel good about it! And….All our bars now come in the EnviroBox, which is 36% smaller box than a standard 6.2 ounce box.

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INGREDIENTS: Granola* (rolled oats*, evaporated cane juice*, soy oil*), tapioca syrup*, chocolate chips* (evaporated cane juice*, chocolate liquor*, cocoa butter*, soy lecithin*), brown rice flour*, invert cane syrup*, dried coconut*, acacia gum*, soy oil*, evaporated cane juice*, sea salt, natural coconut flavor, molasses*. *Organic. Contains soy. Produced in a facility that uses dairy, peanuts and tree nuts.
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I have just discovered and

Submitted by Kimberley (not verified) on January 24, 2012 - 20:56.
I have just discovered and love these granola bars! However, I am wheat sensitive and see no mention of wheat or that this product MAY contain wheat on the packaging. Even if it may be packaged in a plant that has come in contact with wheat or the oats grown in a field near wheat, I think you should clarify on your packaging that it may contain wheat and gluten. Since I didn’t see wheat in the ingredients I assumed this product was wheat free, and wondered why you didn’t boast that on your packaging. That one extra little line on the package would be really helpful. Thank you!

Hi Kimberley and thanks for

Submitted by Justine on February 1, 2012 - 14:48.
Hi Kimberley and thanks for reaching out to us. We’re sorry our labelling hasn’t been clear for you. We do list possible allergen risks regarding nuts and dairy, however I’ll pass along your suggestion to also add gluten to that list. To clear up some things, our granola bars aren’t suitable for a gluten-free diet as they contain oats that might have undergone cross contamination with gluten (in the fields or during the milling process). As a rule of thumb, you should always ALWAYS look for the Gluten-Free Certification from the Gluten Free Certification Organication (GFCO) which is a program of the Gluten Intolerance Group. This is the highest quality of GF certification available today and you’ll find it on all of our GF products. If something doesn’t have this certification, you can’t be sure that it’ll work for you. Keep in mind, just because something doesn’t have wheat listed as an ingredient, such as these granola bars, doesn’t make it GF. We’d love to offer GF granola bars in the future, however at this time there isn’t enough gluten free organic oats for our supply needs. Take care, Justine, Nature’s Path Team

Can you tell us a bit about

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on January 19, 2012 - 19:19.
Can you tell us a bit about the wrapper these bars are packaged in? I am concerned about non-stick/teflon related materials. Does your wrapper contain any PFOA’s/ teflon? Thanks in advance!

I was just diagnosed with

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on January 6, 2012 - 21:41.
I was just diagnosed with Eosoniphyllic Esophogatis and have been having a tough time transitioning and finding foods that don’t make me sick or hurt but still taste good. The chocolate coconute granola bars are fabulous. I didn’t feel like I was being deprived and they weren’t too hard, or dry with the right amount of sweet.

Hi there and thanks for

Submitted by Justine on January 26, 2012 - 14:57.
Hi there and thanks for sharing! We’re so glad to hear you’ve found something that is suitable to your health issues and taste buds. We wish you all the best with your health in the future. Take care, Justine, Nature’s Path Team

Being that Coconut is one of

Submitted by Bruce (not verified) on December 8, 2011 - 18:28.
Being that Coconut is one of my favorites, I was looking forward to trying this one. But I believe that 11 grams sugar, out of a 35 gram bar is far too much sugar. In this bar, sugar represents 31.4 percent — Almost 1/3 of the bar is just sugar! Having witnessed friends and relatives deal with diabetes type 2, and having myself been addicted to sugar in my younger years, I just will not let myself buy and consume high-sugar products. It is not good for my health. And I work hard at keeping my processed sugar consumption low. (I don’t even buy fruit juices, as they are so high in sugar, even though it is a “natural” form — it is just too high a sugar concentration content.) Please Reformulate to bring us a nutritionally healthy coconut granola bar. Thank you for your consideration.

Hi Bruce and thanks for your

Submitted by Justine on December 15, 2011 - 15:53.
Hi Bruce and thanks for your feedback. We think that sugars, in moderation, are part of healthful eating so long as its mixed in with foods that provide plenty of nutrients. Still, we’re aware people are seeking low sugar options these days, so I’ve passed this info along to our Research and Development team. Take care, Justine, Nature’s Path Team

I agree with the comment

Submitted by Chase (not verified) on October 31, 2011 - 20:42.
I agree with the comment about “too much sugar!!!” I think your R&D team should look into decreasing the overall amount of sugar in the bars.  I know us Americans like our level of sweetness higher compared to other countries but it is too much for me even though the taste and texture is all there. Unfortunately I would not purchase these again because of this. My two cents. Thanks! 

Hi Chase and thanks for

Submitted by Justine on November 15, 2011 - 11:24.
Hi Chase and thanks for reaching out to us. We think that sugars, in moderation, are part of healthful eating when found in nutritious and balanced menu plans. Still, we’re aware that many people are searching for low sugar options so I’ve told Research and Development Team about your concerns. All the best, Justine, Nature’s Path Team

I am concern that even though

Submitted by Clarification Request (not verified) on October 14, 2011 - 08:39.
I am concern that even though your company claim that your product are GMO free the ingredients like Soy Lecithin and Tapioca syrup are GMO ingredients. Please clarify this for me because I was getting ready to order your products.

I am concerned by your use of

Submitted by Sharon (not verified) on December 13, 2011 - 00:25.
I am concerned by your use of soy lecithin as it is the sludge left after crude soy oil goes through a “degumming” process. I make it a must to check products for soy lecithin and though you say it is non-GMO, it is still bad for the body. I know too that it is used as a thickener but surely there are other thickeners you could use. I have not tried this particular bar, but I have tried your berry bar and find it delicious. I’m sure you have bars not made with soy lecithin……I hope. thank you

Hi Sharon and thanks for

Submitted by Justine on December 15, 2011 - 16:36.
Hi Sharon and thanks for sharing your thoughts with us. Soy provides many health benefits particularly for the vegetarians that eat our products and require the protein that soy provides. All organic soybean oil is expeller pressed, cold pressed pure oil extracted from soybean, non organic uses solvents. Expeller pressed oil may have traces of soy protein, which highly refined oils don’t have. Some people are allergic to soy protein. Organic soy lecithin is a translucent, brown, viscous fluid emulsification. No solvents can be or were used in the production of this lecithin, and it’s produced without the use of genetic engineering, irradiation or sewage sludge. All the best, Justine, Nature’s Path Team.

Hi there and thanks for

Submitted by Justine on October 24, 2011 - 10:45.
Hi there and thanks for taking the time to ask these important questions. We’re glad to hear that people like yourself are as interested in this issue as we are! Please read this: http://www.naturespath.com/node/6515 if you’re interested in our perspective on GMOs. We’re a founding member of the Non-GMO Project and we voluntarily put our organic products through the Non-GMO Project’s verification process. In addition, we now proudly display the Non-GMO Verified Seal on more products than any other manufacturer! You can read more about the Non-GMO Project here: www.nongmoproject.org. All the best, Justine, Nature’s Path Team.

Are all of your Bars Alcohol

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on September 20, 2011 - 01:56.
Are all of your Bars Alcohol Free?

Hi there and thanks for

Submitted by Justine on September 27, 2011 - 13:19.
Hi there and thanks for asking this question! Our products use natural flavors and the exact composition of our natural flavors is considered proprietary information by the supplier. However, natural flavor may use (non GMO corn based) alcohol in the extraction stage, which burns off during this process. Hope this answers your question! If not, please contact Nicolette, Consumer Services, using this contact form: http://www.naturespath.com/contact-us and she’ll be happy to help you. All the best, Justine, Nature’s Path Team

Are any of your bars vegan?

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on September 9, 2011 - 06:51.
Are any of your bars vegan? Thanks!

Hi there and thanks for

Submitted by Justine on September 13, 2011 - 15:33.
Hi there and thanks for taking the time to ask us your question. Many of our granola bars are vegan including Sunny Hemp, Pumpkin n Spice, Peanut Buddy, Chococonut, and Peanut Choco. The exceptions are Lotta Apricotta, Berry Strawberry, and Mmm Maple (which all contain dairy in the yogurt drizzle). Happy munching, Justine, Nature’s Path Team

I received my Wholefoods

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on August 18, 2011 - 05:07.
I received my Wholefoods Market email, and your product was listed. I was very excited to click on the link and learn more about it.  I love granola bars but have yet to find a brand that is wholesome and tasty; I see that ALL the products contain soy.  Is there any chance of producing a soy free product?  My mouth is watering to try the chococonut bar.  Hopeful -)

I just tried the Chococonut

Submitted by Carolyn C. (not verified) on October 14, 2011 - 06:10.
I just tried the Chococonut Granola Bars and they are DELICIOUS!! I, honestly, was suprised st how much I enjoyed them. Hope this helps.

Hi Carolyn! Thanks for

Submitted by Justine on October 20, 2011 - 10:09.
Hi Carolyn! Thanks for sharing your comments. Because of all our tasty flavors such as this one, I have become full blown granola bar addict. Perhaps now you are too? Glad to hear you’re enjoying them. Happy munching, Justine, Nature’s Path Team.

Hi there and thanks for your

Submitted by Justine on August 23, 2011 - 13:52.
Hi there and thanks for your feedback about our Chococonut Granola Bars! Your comments are very important to us, therefore I have forwarded your suggestion to our Brand Manager. Happy Munching, Justine, Nature’s Path Team

This granola bar

Submitted by Arusa (not verified) on July 3, 2011 - 10:11.
This granola bar is delicious! I love that this product is vegan, organic, whole grain and delicious! I like how I can actually pronounce the ingredients unlike other granola bars which are loaded with chemicals!

Hi there Arusa! Thanks so

Submitted by Jamie on July 4, 2011 - 15:15.
Hi there Arusa! Thanks so much for sharing your terrific comments with us. We’re so glad you’re lovin’ this granola bar - it’s my fav too! Since we’re organic our products don’t contain any artificial preservatives, additives or GMOs and the ingredients are not grown with toxic pesticides, chemical fertilizers or fumigants - music to our ears! Take care, Jamie, Nature’s Path Team

Grabbed a sample at the

Submitted by Burdy (not verified) on May 31, 2011 - 07:25.
Grabbed a sample at the Boulder Creek Festival over the weekend. Really great flavor and didn’t leave me hungry. Nice to see so many good ingredients and nothing I couldn’t pronounce! Will definitely put these on the market list.

Hi Burdy and thank you so

Submitted by Jamie on June 2, 2011 - 09:24.
Hi Burdy and thank you so much for sharing your comments! We’re so glad you found us at the festival. Please keep on trying and enjoying our products so you can share your thoughts. We love to hear what our consumers are saying! We look forward to hearing from you, Jamie, Nature’s Path Team

they are wonderful can’t wait

Submitted by denise jennings (not verified) on April 29, 2011 - 09:46.
they are wonderful can’t wait to by more.

Thanks for sharing your

Submitted by Jamie on May 2, 2011 - 08:51.
Thanks for sharing your feedback Denise! I suggest trying our Love Crunch Granola (http://www.naturespath.com/products/granola?tid=All&brand=All&nutri=All). It’s full of chocolaty goodness as well. Take care, Jamie, Nature’s Path Team

I really love your bars!

Submitted by Mandy (not verified) on March 7, 2011 - 19:45.
I really love your bars! However, I was curious if you guys would ever consider using oats that aren’t exposed to wheat so that they could be considered gluten-free?  There really aren’t too many good GF granola bars out there, it would be so great to make these a staple at my house.  Thanks! Mandy

Hi Mandy and thanks for

Submitted by Jamie on May 2, 2011 - 08:55.
Hi Mandy and thanks for sharing your thoughts with us. Most North American oats are grown close to gluten containing grains or are exposed to gluten containing grains in the milling process, therefore, most oats in North America are not gluten free. It is also very hard to get gluten free oats in the quantities that we need. We are working on fixing this though so hopefully we’ll be able to offer gluten free oat products in future. In the meantime I suggest trying some of our gluten free products found here http://www.naturespath.com/eat-well/gluten-free-celiac-diet. Take care Mandy, Jamie, Nature’s Path team

Hello, Your Chococonut

Submitted by Chris (not verified) on December 2, 2011 - 06:23.
Hello, Your Chococonut chewy granola bar is far from gluten-free. You should have a warning on the label. This bar made me sick, literally, because of the gluten. Please consider using gf oats, perhaps charge a little more. It would open a whole large niche for you. So many people are discovering they are gluten sensitive. Also it’s is just a tad too sweet. Thank you, Chris

Hi Chris and thanks for your

Submitted by Justine on December 14, 2011 - 16:25.
Hi Chris and thanks for your input. Our granola bars aren’t gluten-free due to the oats. If any given product of ours is gluten-free, you’ll be sure to find a seal on the package to reflect that. However, if something isn’t gluten-free and you don’t find gluten-free certification on the package, it’s safe to say it’s not gluten-free. While oats shouldn’t be an issue for those who are gluten-free, there’s risk of cross-contamination with wheat, rye and barley in the field or during the milling process. At this time in North America, we can’t get organic gluten-free oats in the quantity we’d need. However, we completely understand there’s a demand for gluten-free granola bars, and so I’ve passed along your suggestions to our Research and Development team. All the best, Justine, Nature’s Path Team

I LOVE your products! I am

Submitted by Irene (not verified) on February 24, 2011 - 11:52.
I LOVE your products! I am gluten intolerant but ventured into eating your oatmeal bars and so far so good! Thank you for all the superior, great tasting products!

Thanks so much for getting in

Submitted by Jamie on February 24, 2011 - 14:27.
Thanks so much for getting in touch with us Irene! We’re so glad that you love these bars, but since you are gluten intolerant you should know that our granola bars are not gluten free due to the oats. Oats are grown in fields with gluten containing grains, such as wheat, and they could also be in contact with gluten containing grains in the milling process. The best way to confirm that you can make these bars a part of your diet is to take the box to your medical practitioner. For Nature’s Path products that don’t contain gluten, please click here: http://www.naturespath.com/eat-well/gluten-free-celiac-diet. All the best Irene, Jamie, Nature’s Path Team

I am confused if these bars

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on February 17, 2011 - 13:33.
I am confused if these bars are Gluten free or NOT. Oats do not contain gluten and can be consumed by most celiacs. The question is are the oats used in your bars processed in a wheat factory, not the bars but the oats themself. Please clarify …thanks

Thanks for being a part of

Submitted by Jamie on February 24, 2011 - 14:30.
Thanks for being a part of the conversation! You are correct in saying that oats do not contain gluten, but oats are grown in fields with gluten containing grains, such as wheat, and they could also be in contact with gluten containing grains in the milling process. This is why we do not state that our granola bars are gluten free. Nature’s Path has over 20 products that are gluten free, so I suggest you look over our list and try something new: http://www.naturespath.com/eat-well/gluten-free-celiac-diet. Take care, Jamie, Nature’s Path Team

really that is kind of rude!

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on March 23, 2011 - 04:24.
really that is kind of rude! i suggest U look over ur list and see what U can eat!! Then look over a celicas list and see what U COULD eat if u had this uncontrollable desease!!!! Next time use kindness when dealling with a question, i for one am now done with this company! jackie!

Hi Jackie, apologies if my

Submitted by Jamie on March 29, 2011 - 15:47.
Hi Jackie, apologies if my previous response came across as anything but kind. We’ve served the gluten free community for over 25 years and aim to be nothing short of helpful and considerate to dietary requirements like yours. The point to my statement above it that our oats are not certified gluten free, which means that these granola bars are not recommended for those living with celiac disease. That said we do have a list of 28 gluten free products that you can refer to as a resource (link above). As we are always looking to improve, I would love to hear your ideas for how we can make our website easier for gluten-free consumers to navigate in future. Thank you for your feedback, Jamie, Nature’s Path Team

Jamie, I did not find your

Submitted by Amanda (not verified) on October 14, 2011 - 06:39.
Jamie, I did not find your comment rude at all so don’t take it personally if people want to put blame on others. I often look for gluten-free items for myself and my clients as well, and I understand the controversy about oats since I personally find that certain types are easier to digest than others. Find what works best for you everyone, and…enjoy!

I purchased a box of the

Submitted by Lois (not verified) on February 15, 2011 - 05:29.
I purchased a box of the Chococonut granola bars bars and was disappointed as the bar tasted old. The date on the bar is 2011 SEP21.

Thanks so much for taking the

Submitted by Jamie on February 16, 2011 - 11:56.
Thanks so much for taking the time to get in touch with us Lois! We’re so sorry that these bars didn’t meet your expectations. As per our quality guarantee, please email a clear scan or photo of the expiry date flap to Nicolette in Consumer Services at consumerservices@naturespath.com. Nicolette will be sure to take care of you. All the best, Jamie, Nauture’s Path Team

I love love love love love

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on January 19, 2011 - 11:20.
I love love love love love love these granola bars…I can eat these all day, great combination of flavors and it’s a healthy, yummy and organic product!

Thanks so much for letting us

Submitted by Jamie on January 19, 2011 - 14:32.
Thanks so much for letting us know how much you love these bars! Being organic means these bars don’t contain artificial preservatives, additives, or genetically modified organisms and our ingredients are not grown with toxic pesticides, chemical fertilizers or fumigants. This means more all round goodness for your taste buds and your body! Best, Jamie, Nature’s Path Team

Tasty, but are they Kosher? I

Submitted by Meir Goldstein (not verified) on January 11, 2011 - 19:13.
Tasty, but are they Kosher? I looked and saw that they were organic and that they proved to be Kosher, but when I did my research I could not find this product on the OU’s website, nor under Kosher on this website, yet the appear to have an OU stamp on both the box and each individual package. So I was wondering, are they indeed Kosher or aren’t they?

Hi there Meir and thanks for

Submitted by Jamie on January 12, 2011 - 14:04.
Hi there Meir and thanks for taking the time to send us your thoughts. Yes this product is Kosher Certified and classified as OU-D. Many of our other granola bars, cereals, and granola is also Kosher. To find our more about our Kosher certification, please visit here: http://www.naturespath.com/eat-well/about-organics/certifications. Best, Jamie, Nature’s Path Team

Hi - I bought a mixed box of

Submitted by Michelle (not verified) on January 10, 2011 - 05:26.
Hi - I bought a mixed box of your bars at Costco back in September - I was very disappointed this past weekend when I packed the last of our Chococonut’s for a winter hiking outing, we stopped for a snack only to find out the bars had “gone bad”. They had an awful stong taste, like the oil in the nuts had gone bad. They are dated for 11 JUN 11, and I keep these type of things in my cold room, so there should have been no reason for this. We did enjoy the other flavors very much but spending money on something that has ‘gone bad’ is very disappointing.

Hi Michelle and thanks for

Submitted by Jamie on January 11, 2011 - 14:04.
Hi Michelle and thanks for taking the time to write to us. We are so very sorry your purchase did not meet your expectations. I have passed on your comments to our quality assurance department who will look into this for us. Please email a clear scan or photograph of the expiry date flap (on the top of the box) to Nicolette in Consumer Services at consumerservices@naturespath.com. Nicolette will be sure to take of you! Take care, Jamie, Nature’s Path Team

I love these! They give you a

Submitted by Claire (not verified) on December 14, 2010 - 11:31.
I love these! They give you a chocolate fix without making you sick from an oversweetness. I also love that all of the ingredients are recognizable; I know I am eating something healthy when I indulge in one of these :)

Hi Claire, thanks for taking

Submitted by emily on December 20, 2010 - 14:36.
Hi Claire, thanks for taking the time to share your feedback with us! Cheers, Emily from Nature’s Path

Bad ingredients:evaporated

Submitted by Lucas Stanton (not verified) on December 10, 2010 - 06:33.
Bad ingredients:evaporated cane juice (another name for sugar)soy oil (soy is bad for you, especially men)soy lecithin (additive found in many foods these days, processed usually with the toxic solvent HEXANE!)invert cane syrup (more sugar)oats (hard on the digestive system) If your company really cared about their consumers, they’d be using better ingredients!

We’re glad to see you’re a

Submitted by Jamie on December 24, 2010 - 11:25.
We’re glad to see you’re a conscious consumer Lucas, and we are happy to educate you on our ingredient choices. At Nature’s Path our vision is to be a trusted name for quality organic foods in every home; socially responsible, environmentally sustainable and financially viable. Being organic means that our products don’t contain artificial preservatives, additives or genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and the ingredients are not grown with toxic pesticides, chemical fertilizers or fumigants. This means that chemical solvents such as hexane are strictly prohibited in organic food processing. Nature’s Path also uses organic evaporated cane juice and organic invert cane syrup which provides our consumers a raw form of sugar rather than refined. Sugars, in moderation, are a part of healthy eating. Soy foods have many nutritional benefits. At the very least, soy foods can replace less healthy foods that are high in saturated fat and cholesterol. We not only use oats, but we also use a lot of ancient grains like spelt, kamut, amaranth and quinoa. Nature’s Path offers choices to customers including many low sugar, soy free or oat free products. Please go to the Our Products portion of our website to find products that suit your needs. Thanks again Lucas, Jamie, Nature’s Path Team

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  • Low Sodium
    140 mg or less per reference amount (and per 50 g if reference amount is small).
  • No Trans Fat
    There are no (zero grams) trans fats present in this item. Trans fats are formed when liquid oils are made into solid fats (shortening and hard margarine).
  • Vegetarian
    Produced without using any ingredients sourced from meat, fish, fowl or eggs, in accordance with the founder’s philosophy and lifestyle.
  • Wheat Free
    Wheat Free: The ingredient listing of this product does not include wheat.
  • Whole Grain
    Whole grains or foods made from them contain all the essential parts and naturally-occurring nutrients of the entire grain seed.

Nutrition facts shown here and on the box may vary. This is because product packaging is frequently changed, therefore the information on the box reflects the most accurate and up-to-date nutritional information.

I have just discovered and

Submitted by Kimberley (not verified) on January 24, 2012 - 20:56.
I have just discovered and love these granola bars! However, I am wheat sensitive and see no mention of wheat or that this product MAY contain wheat on the packaging. Even if it may be packaged in a plant that has come in contact with wheat or the oats grown in a field near wheat, I think you should clarify on your packaging that it may contain wheat and gluten. Since I didn’t see wheat in the ingredients I assumed this product was wheat free, and wondered why you didn’t boast that on your packaging. That one extra little line on the package would be really helpful. Thank you!

Hi Kimberley and thanks for

Submitted by Justine on February 1, 2012 - 14:48.
Hi Kimberley and thanks for reaching out to us. We’re sorry our labelling hasn’t been clear for you. We do list possible allergen risks regarding nuts and dairy, however I’ll pass along your suggestion to also add gluten to that list. To clear up some things, our granola bars aren’t suitable for a gluten-free diet as they contain oats that might have undergone cross contamination with gluten (in the fields or during the milling process). As a rule of thumb, you should always ALWAYS look for the Gluten-Free Certification from the Gluten Free Certification Organication (GFCO) which is a program of the Gluten Intolerance Group. This is the highest quality of GF certification available today and you’ll find it on all of our GF products. If something doesn’t have this certification, you can’t be sure that it’ll work for you. Keep in mind, just because something doesn’t have wheat listed as an ingredient, such as these granola bars, doesn’t make it GF. We’d love to offer GF granola bars in the future, however at this time there isn’t enough gluten free organic oats for our supply needs. Take care, Justine, Nature’s Path Team

Can you tell us a bit about

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on January 19, 2012 - 19:19.
Can you tell us a bit about the wrapper these bars are packaged in? I am concerned about non-stick/teflon related materials. Does your wrapper contain any PFOA’s/ teflon? Thanks in advance!

I was just diagnosed with

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on January 6, 2012 - 21:41.
I was just diagnosed with Eosoniphyllic Esophogatis and have been having a tough time transitioning and finding foods that don’t make me sick or hurt but still taste good. The chocolate coconute granola bars are fabulous. I didn’t feel like I was being deprived and they weren’t too hard, or dry with the right amount of sweet.

Hi there and thanks for

Submitted by Justine on January 26, 2012 - 14:57.
Hi there and thanks for sharing! We’re so glad to hear you’ve found something that is suitable to your health issues and taste buds. We wish you all the best with your health in the future. Take care, Justine, Nature’s Path Team

Being that Coconut is one of

Submitted by Bruce (not verified) on December 8, 2011 - 18:28.
Being that Coconut is one of my favorites, I was looking forward to trying this one. But I believe that 11 grams sugar, out of a 35 gram bar is far too much sugar. In this bar, sugar represents 31.4 percent — Almost 1/3 of the bar is just sugar! Having witnessed friends and relatives deal with diabetes type 2, and having myself been addicted to sugar in my younger years, I just will not let myself buy and consume high-sugar products. It is not good for my health. And I work hard at keeping my processed sugar consumption low. (I don’t even buy fruit juices, as they are so high in sugar, even though it is a “natural” form — it is just too high a sugar concentration content.) Please Reformulate to bring us a nutritionally healthy coconut granola bar. Thank you for your consideration.

Hi Bruce and thanks for your

Submitted by Justine on December 15, 2011 - 15:53.
Hi Bruce and thanks for your feedback. We think that sugars, in moderation, are part of healthful eating so long as its mixed in with foods that provide plenty of nutrients. Still, we’re aware people are seeking low sugar options these days, so I’ve passed this info along to our Research and Development team. Take care, Justine, Nature’s Path Team

I agree with the comment

Submitted by Chase (not verified) on October 31, 2011 - 20:42.
I agree with the comment about “too much sugar!!!” I think your R&D team should look into decreasing the overall amount of sugar in the bars.  I know us Americans like our level of sweetness higher compared to other countries but it is too much for me even though the taste and texture is all there. Unfortunately I would not purchase these again because of this. My two cents. Thanks! 

Hi Chase and thanks for

Submitted by Justine on November 15, 2011 - 11:24.
Hi Chase and thanks for reaching out to us. We think that sugars, in moderation, are part of healthful eating when found in nutritious and balanced menu plans. Still, we’re aware that many people are searching for low sugar options so I’ve told Research and Development Team about your concerns. All the best, Justine, Nature’s Path Team

I am concern that even though

Submitted by Clarification Request (not verified) on October 14, 2011 - 08:39.
I am concern that even though your company claim that your product are GMO free the ingredients like Soy Lecithin and Tapioca syrup are GMO ingredients. Please clarify this for me because I was getting ready to order your products.

I am concerned by your use of

Submitted by Sharon (not verified) on December 13, 2011 - 00:25.
I am concerned by your use of soy lecithin as it is the sludge left after crude soy oil goes through a “degumming” process. I make it a must to check products for soy lecithin and though you say it is non-GMO, it is still bad for the body. I know too that it is used as a thickener but surely there are other thickeners you could use. I have not tried this particular bar, but I have tried your berry bar and find it delicious. I’m sure you have bars not made with soy lecithin……I hope. thank you

Hi Sharon and thanks for

Submitted by Justine on December 15, 2011 - 16:36.
Hi Sharon and thanks for sharing your thoughts with us. Soy provides many health benefits particularly for the vegetarians that eat our products and require the protein that soy provides. All organic soybean oil is expeller pressed, cold pressed pure oil extracted from soybean, non organic uses solvents. Expeller pressed oil may have traces of soy protein, which highly refined oils don’t have. Some people are allergic to soy protein. Organic soy lecithin is a translucent, brown, viscous fluid emulsification. No solvents can be or were used in the production of this lecithin, and it’s produced without the use of genetic engineering, irradiation or sewage sludge. All the best, Justine, Nature’s Path Team.

Hi there and thanks for

Submitted by Justine on October 24, 2011 - 10:45.
Hi there and thanks for taking the time to ask these important questions. We’re glad to hear that people like yourself are as interested in this issue as we are! Please read this: http://www.naturespath.com/node/6515 if you’re interested in our perspective on GMOs. We’re a founding member of the Non-GMO Project and we voluntarily put our organic products through the Non-GMO Project’s verification process. In addition, we now proudly display the Non-GMO Verified Seal on more products than any other manufacturer! You can read more about the Non-GMO Project here: www.nongmoproject.org. All the best, Justine, Nature’s Path Team.

Are all of your Bars Alcohol

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on September 20, 2011 - 01:56.
Are all of your Bars Alcohol Free?

Hi there and thanks for

Submitted by Justine on September 27, 2011 - 13:19.
Hi there and thanks for asking this question! Our products use natural flavors and the exact composition of our natural flavors is considered proprietary information by the supplier. However, natural flavor may use (non GMO corn based) alcohol in the extraction stage, which burns off during this process. Hope this answers your question! If not, please contact Nicolette, Consumer Services, using this contact form: http://www.naturespath.com/contact-us and she’ll be happy to help you. All the best, Justine, Nature’s Path Team

Are any of your bars vegan?

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on September 9, 2011 - 06:51.
Are any of your bars vegan? Thanks!

Hi there and thanks for

Submitted by Justine on September 13, 2011 - 15:33.
Hi there and thanks for taking the time to ask us your question. Many of our granola bars are vegan including Sunny Hemp, Pumpkin n Spice, Peanut Buddy, Chococonut, and Peanut Choco. The exceptions are Lotta Apricotta, Berry Strawberry, and Mmm Maple (which all contain dairy in the yogurt drizzle). Happy munching, Justine, Nature’s Path Team

I received my Wholefoods

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on August 18, 2011 - 05:07.
I received my Wholefoods Market email, and your product was listed. I was very excited to click on the link and learn more about it.  I love granola bars but have yet to find a brand that is wholesome and tasty; I see that ALL the products contain soy.  Is there any chance of producing a soy free product?  My mouth is watering to try the chococonut bar.  Hopeful -)

I just tried the Chococonut

Submitted by Carolyn C. (not verified) on October 14, 2011 - 06:10.
I just tried the Chococonut Granola Bars and they are DELICIOUS!! I, honestly, was suprised st how much I enjoyed them. Hope this helps.

Hi Carolyn! Thanks for

Submitted by Justine on October 20, 2011 - 10:09.
Hi Carolyn! Thanks for sharing your comments. Because of all our tasty flavors such as this one, I have become full blown granola bar addict. Perhaps now you are too? Glad to hear you’re enjoying them. Happy munching, Justine, Nature’s Path Team.

Hi there and thanks for your

Submitted by Justine on August 23, 2011 - 13:52.
Hi there and thanks for your feedback about our Chococonut Granola Bars! Your comments are very important to us, therefore I have forwarded your suggestion to our Brand Manager. Happy Munching, Justine, Nature’s Path Team

This granola bar

Submitted by Arusa (not verified) on July 3, 2011 - 10:11.
This granola bar is delicious! I love that this product is vegan, organic, whole grain and delicious! I like how I can actually pronounce the ingredients unlike other granola bars which are loaded with chemicals!

Hi there Arusa! Thanks so

Submitted by Jamie on July 4, 2011 - 15:15.
Hi there Arusa! Thanks so much for sharing your terrific comments with us. We’re so glad you’re lovin’ this granola bar - it’s my fav too! Since we’re organic our products don’t contain any artificial preservatives, additives or GMOs and the ingredients are not grown with toxic pesticides, chemical fertilizers or fumigants - music to our ears! Take care, Jamie, Nature’s Path Team

Grabbed a sample at the

Submitted by Burdy (not verified) on May 31, 2011 - 07:25.
Grabbed a sample at the Boulder Creek Festival over the weekend. Really great flavor and didn’t leave me hungry. Nice to see so many good ingredients and nothing I couldn’t pronounce! Will definitely put these on the market list.

Hi Burdy and thank you so

Submitted by Jamie on June 2, 2011 - 09:24.
Hi Burdy and thank you so much for sharing your comments! We’re so glad you found us at the festival. Please keep on trying and enjoying our products so you can share your thoughts. We love to hear what our consumers are saying! We look forward to hearing from you, Jamie, Nature’s Path Team

they are wonderful can’t wait

Submitted by denise jennings (not verified) on April 29, 2011 - 09:46.
they are wonderful can’t wait to by more.

Thanks for sharing your

Submitted by Jamie on May 2, 2011 - 08:51.
Thanks for sharing your feedback Denise! I suggest trying our Love Crunch Granola (http://www.naturespath.com/products/granola?tid=All&brand=All&nutri=All). It’s full of chocolaty goodness as well. Take care, Jamie, Nature’s Path Team

I really love your bars!

Submitted by Mandy (not verified) on March 7, 2011 - 19:45.
I really love your bars! However, I was curious if you guys would ever consider using oats that aren’t exposed to wheat so that they could be considered gluten-free?  There really aren’t too many good GF granola bars out there, it would be so great to make these a staple at my house.  Thanks! Mandy

Hi Mandy and thanks for

Submitted by Jamie on May 2, 2011 - 08:55.
Hi Mandy and thanks for sharing your thoughts with us. Most North American oats are grown close to gluten containing grains or are exposed to gluten containing grains in the milling process, therefore, most oats in North America are not gluten free. It is also very hard to get gluten free oats in the quantities that we need. We are working on fixing this though so hopefully we’ll be able to offer gluten free oat products in future. In the meantime I suggest trying some of our gluten free products found here http://www.naturespath.com/eat-well/gluten-free-celiac-diet. Take care Mandy, Jamie, Nature’s Path team

Hello, Your Chococonut

Submitted by Chris (not verified) on December 2, 2011 - 06:23.
Hello, Your Chococonut chewy granola bar is far from gluten-free. You should have a warning on the label. This bar made me sick, literally, because of the gluten. Please consider using gf oats, perhaps charge a little more. It would open a whole large niche for you. So many people are discovering they are gluten sensitive. Also it’s is just a tad too sweet. Thank you, Chris

Hi Chris and thanks for your

Submitted by Justine on December 14, 2011 - 16:25.
Hi Chris and thanks for your input. Our granola bars aren’t gluten-free due to the oats. If any given product of ours is gluten-free, you’ll be sure to find a seal on the package to reflect that. However, if something isn’t gluten-free and you don’t find gluten-free certification on the package, it’s safe to say it’s not gluten-free. While oats shouldn’t be an issue for those who are gluten-free, there’s risk of cross-contamination with wheat, rye and barley in the field or during the milling process. At this time in North America, we can’t get organic gluten-free oats in the quantity we’d need. However, we completely understand there’s a demand for gluten-free granola bars, and so I’ve passed along your suggestions to our Research and Development team. All the best, Justine, Nature’s Path Team

I LOVE your products! I am

Submitted by Irene (not verified) on February 24, 2011 - 11:52.
I LOVE your products! I am gluten intolerant but ventured into eating your oatmeal bars and so far so good! Thank you for all the superior, great tasting products!

Thanks so much for getting in

Submitted by Jamie on February 24, 2011 - 14:27.
Thanks so much for getting in touch with us Irene! We’re so glad that you love these bars, but since you are gluten intolerant you should know that our granola bars are not gluten free due to the oats. Oats are grown in fields with gluten containing grains, such as wheat, and they could also be in contact with gluten containing grains in the milling process. The best way to confirm that you can make these bars a part of your diet is to take the box to your medical practitioner. For Nature’s Path products that don’t contain gluten, please click here: http://www.naturespath.com/eat-well/gluten-free-celiac-diet. All the best Irene, Jamie, Nature’s Path Team

I am confused if these bars

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on February 17, 2011 - 13:33.
I am confused if these bars are Gluten free or NOT. Oats do not contain gluten and can be consumed by most celiacs. The question is are the oats used in your bars processed in a wheat factory, not the bars but the oats themself. Please clarify …thanks

Thanks for being a part of

Submitted by Jamie on February 24, 2011 - 14:30.
Thanks for being a part of the conversation! You are correct in saying that oats do not contain gluten, but oats are grown in fields with gluten containing grains, such as wheat, and they could also be in contact with gluten containing grains in the milling process. This is why we do not state that our granola bars are gluten free. Nature’s Path has over 20 products that are gluten free, so I suggest you look over our list and try something new: http://www.naturespath.com/eat-well/gluten-free-celiac-diet. Take care, Jamie, Nature’s Path Team

really that is kind of rude!

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on March 23, 2011 - 04:24.
really that is kind of rude! i suggest U look over ur list and see what U can eat!! Then look over a celicas list and see what U COULD eat if u had this uncontrollable desease!!!! Next time use kindness when dealling with a question, i for one am now done with this company! jackie!

Hi Jackie, apologies if my

Submitted by Jamie on March 29, 2011 - 15:47.
Hi Jackie, apologies if my previous response came across as anything but kind. We’ve served the gluten free community for over 25 years and aim to be nothing short of helpful and considerate to dietary requirements like yours. The point to my statement above it that our oats are not certified gluten free, which means that these granola bars are not recommended for those living with celiac disease. That said we do have a list of 28 gluten free products that you can refer to as a resource (link above). As we are always looking to improve, I would love to hear your ideas for how we can make our website easier for gluten-free consumers to navigate in future. Thank you for your feedback, Jamie, Nature’s Path Team

Jamie, I did not find your

Submitted by Amanda (not verified) on October 14, 2011 - 06:39.
Jamie, I did not find your comment rude at all so don’t take it personally if people want to put blame on others. I often look for gluten-free items for myself and my clients as well, and I understand the controversy about oats since I personally find that certain types are easier to digest than others. Find what works best for you everyone, and…enjoy!

I purchased a box of the

Submitted by Lois (not verified) on February 15, 2011 - 05:29.
I purchased a box of the Chococonut granola bars bars and was disappointed as the bar tasted old. The date on the bar is 2011 SEP21.

Thanks so much for taking the

Submitted by Jamie on February 16, 2011 - 11:56.
Thanks so much for taking the time to get in touch with us Lois! We’re so sorry that these bars didn’t meet your expectations. As per our quality guarantee, please email a clear scan or photo of the expiry date flap to Nicolette in Consumer Services at consumerservices@naturespath.com. Nicolette will be sure to take care of you. All the best, Jamie, Nauture’s Path Team

I love love love love love

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on January 19, 2011 - 11:20.
I love love love love love love these granola bars…I can eat these all day, great combination of flavors and it’s a healthy, yummy and organic product!

Thanks so much for letting us

Submitted by Jamie on January 19, 2011 - 14:32.
Thanks so much for letting us know how much you love these bars! Being organic means these bars don’t contain artificial preservatives, additives, or genetically modified organisms and our ingredients are not grown with toxic pesticides, chemical fertilizers or fumigants. This means more all round goodness for your taste buds and your body! Best, Jamie, Nature’s Path Team

Tasty, but are they Kosher? I

Submitted by Meir Goldstein (not verified) on January 11, 2011 - 19:13.
Tasty, but are they Kosher? I looked and saw that they were organic and that they proved to be Kosher, but when I did my research I could not find this product on the OU’s website, nor under Kosher on this website, yet the appear to have an OU stamp on both the box and each individual package. So I was wondering, are they indeed Kosher or aren’t they?

Hi there Meir and thanks for

Submitted by Jamie on January 12, 2011 - 14:04.
Hi there Meir and thanks for taking the time to send us your thoughts. Yes this product is Kosher Certified and classified as OU-D. Many of our other granola bars, cereals, and granola is also Kosher. To find our more about our Kosher certification, please visit here: http://www.naturespath.com/eat-well/about-organics/certifications. Best, Jamie, Nature’s Path Team

Hi - I bought a mixed box of

Submitted by Michelle (not verified) on January 10, 2011 - 05:26.
Hi - I bought a mixed box of your bars at Costco back in September - I was very disappointed this past weekend when I packed the last of our Chococonut’s for a winter hiking outing, we stopped for a snack only to find out the bars had “gone bad”. They had an awful stong taste, like the oil in the nuts had gone bad. They are dated for 11 JUN 11, and I keep these type of things in my cold room, so there should have been no reason for this. We did enjoy the other flavors very much but spending money on something that has ‘gone bad’ is very disappointing.

Hi Michelle and thanks for

Submitted by Jamie on January 11, 2011 - 14:04.
Hi Michelle and thanks for taking the time to write to us. We are so very sorry your purchase did not meet your expectations. I have passed on your comments to our quality assurance department who will look into this for us. Please email a clear scan or photograph of the expiry date flap (on the top of the box) to Nicolette in Consumer Services at consumerservices@naturespath.com. Nicolette will be sure to take of you! Take care, Jamie, Nature’s Path Team

I love these! They give you a

Submitted by Claire (not verified) on December 14, 2010 - 11:31.
I love these! They give you a chocolate fix without making you sick from an oversweetness. I also love that all of the ingredients are recognizable; I know I am eating something healthy when I indulge in one of these :)

Hi Claire, thanks for taking

Submitted by emily on December 20, 2010 - 14:36.
Hi Claire, thanks for taking the time to share your feedback with us! Cheers, Emily from Nature’s Path

Bad ingredients:evaporated

Submitted by Lucas Stanton (not verified) on December 10, 2010 - 06:33.
Bad ingredients:evaporated cane juice (another name for sugar)soy oil (soy is bad for you, especially men)soy lecithin (additive found in many foods these days, processed usually with the toxic solvent HEXANE!)invert cane syrup (more sugar)oats (hard on the digestive system) If your company really cared about their consumers, they’d be using better ingredients!

We’re glad to see you’re a

Submitted by Jamie on December 24, 2010 - 11:25.
We’re glad to see you’re a conscious consumer Lucas, and we are happy to educate you on our ingredient choices. At Nature’s Path our vision is to be a trusted name for quality organic foods in every home; socially responsible, environmentally sustainable and financially viable. Being organic means that our products don’t contain artificial preservatives, additives or genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and the ingredients are not grown with toxic pesticides, chemical fertilizers or fumigants. This means that chemical solvents such as hexane are strictly prohibited in organic food processing. Nature’s Path also uses organic evaporated cane juice and organic invert cane syrup which provides our consumers a raw form of sugar rather than refined. Sugars, in moderation, are a part of healthy eating. Soy foods have many nutritional benefits. At the very least, soy foods can replace less healthy foods that are high in saturated fat and cholesterol. We not only use oats, but we also use a lot of ancient grains like spelt, kamut, amaranth and quinoa. Nature’s Path offers choices to customers including many low sugar, soy free or oat free products. Please go to the Our Products portion of our website to find products that suit your needs. Thanks again Lucas, Jamie, Nature’s Path Team