Eat Natural Bar With Cranberries

I recently reviewed the Eat Natural bar with almonds, apricots and a yoghut coating, and after being impressed with that one I decided to buy another one! This time I bought the milk chocolate coated bar with peanuts, pistacios and cranberries. I have to say that the range is quite good, with about seven different bars, some coated and some not, and with different fruit and nuts in them, so I think most people could find something that they liked in the range! As I said, I purchased this bar because I had liked another in the range. However, I also liked the packaging with this bar, and again the fact that it is mostly see-through so you can see what you're ...  Read the complete review

The Eat Healthy bars are delicious, they are filling and full of good for you ingredients. I got a pack of 3 bars for about £2.20 and I think they are well worth the money...my favourite so far is the Yoghurt Coated Almond & Apricot

These are great for those who skip breakfast but get peckish mid morning....I would much rather have one of these than a bowl of cereal.

A lot of these bars are dry, hard and bland...but these bars are moist, chewy busting with flavour.

I dare you to buy one and not get addicted...LOL

Eat Natural Bar With Cranberries, Hazelnuts, Orange and Milk chocolate. At www.eatnatural.co.uk you'll find a fresh looking website which is simple and easy to navigate and you'll soon be introduced to the wealth of goodies they make all with the healthy theme in mind. They make delicious bars for children designed to fit neatly into their lunch box called "Lunchies" and these provide a healthy alternative to chocolate and other treats, but for this review I want to focus on the bar I chose which is "Cranberry, Hazelnut, Orange and Milk Chocolate which is their seasonal recipe. I purchased this at my local Holland and ...  Read the complete review

Eat Naturals main marketing ploy is "simple idea, simple ingredients, simple recipes". Their snack bars have long been a favourite of mine and are all about 200-230 calories each. That may seem like a lot to some people but consideirng most "healthy" diet snacks are only a few calories lower and contain far more additives, sugars and chemicals, I think the Eat forumla is a good one. They're also very filling and far better as a snack than a Twix or Snickers etc, plus it is nice to know you're having something good for you in terms of where it has come from, and knowing exactly what is in it. I have long been a fan of their Apricot and ...  Read the complete review