What's Inside
Quinoa
Yellow Split Pea
You think of yellow split peas as a legume, but we see them as a rich source of allergen friendly, plant-based protein!
Seeds
Gone are the days of fearing dietary fat. We now know that “good fats” are essential in the diet, and that’s why we use the nutritious kernels of the sunflower and pumpkin seeds.
Chia
This wonder-seed is small but mighty. It’s a source of omega-3 fat, iron, calcium, fibre and protein.
See? Tiny but powerful.
Chicory Root Fibre
You’ve heard of probiotics, right? Have you ever heard of their best friend pre-biotics? In order for probiotics (healthy gut bacteria) to thrive, they need pre-biotics like chicory root fibre (also known as inulin) to feed on. Your gut health will thank you!
Organic Coconut Sap Syrup
Coconut Sap Syrup is widely thought of as a healthy, natural sweetener option. It's made very much like Maple Syrup - by tapping the coconut tree and extracting its sap. Regardless, too much sugar from any source isn’t nutritious, so we use just enough to get the bar to properly bind together but not to give a cloyingly sweet taste. You’ll find just 6 g of sugar per 42 g bar, which includes coconut sap syrup and dried unsweetened fruit.
Cocoa
Hello, antioxidants! You’ve heard that dark chocolate is good for you, right? It’s because of the antioxidants in cocoa. Plus, it tastes so good and adds perfect balance to the Dark Chocolate Orange bar.
Fruit
We use dried fruit in Kinwa bars to add to the chewy texture and to deliver a kiss of sweetness. We only use 100 percent fruit with no added sugar, because we think fruit is sweet enough on its own!
Natural Flavour
There’s no artificial flavours here – just the essence of fresh fruit from natural flavours.
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