MadeGood Granola Bars – Travel Ready Snack for Road Trip and Plane Ride, 40 Individually Wrapped Bars
MadeGood Granola Bars – Travel Ready Snack for Road Trip and Plane Ride, 40 Individually Wrapped Bars
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Why you'll love it
- Hidden vegetable nutrients (spinach, broccoli, carrots, tomatoes, beets, shiitake) let parents sneak in a serving of veggies without picky-eater pushback
- Manufactured in a dedicated peanut and tree nut free facility, removing cross-contamination anxiety for allergy households
- Certified organic, non-GMO, vegan, kosher, and gluten free in one bar simplifies shopping for households juggling multiple diet restrictions
- Individually wrapped 0.85oz portions keep school lunches portion-controlled, fresh, and easy to throw in any bag
- Flavor variety across Mixed Berry, Chocolate Chip, Cookies and Cream, Strawberry, and curated packs prevents snack fatigue for daily lunchbox rotation
Perfect for
- Pack into kids' school lunchboxes as a nut-free daily snack
- Stash in backpacks or car consoles for emergency after-school hunger
- Grab as a clean pre- or post-workout energy bite
- Toss into travel bags for plane, road trip, or hotel-room snacking
- Build a variety pack gift basket for new parents or teachers
Product Information
A snack made with gluten free oats and ethically sourced rich dark chocolate; MadeGood Granola Bars are a snack that pack big nutrition to satisfy a sweet tooth with healthy ingredients; 40 individually wrapped bars.
MadeGood Chocolate Chip Granola Bars are made in a peanut and tree nut free facility and feature school-friendly ingredients; bars are worry free for parents who have children with nut allergies.
Everyone can enjoy these tasty, non-GMO, organic, gluten free, vegan, kosher, and allergy-friendly treats.
The MadeGood bars contain six different vegetable extracts to provide consumers with the nutrients of a whole serving of vegetables; the kids won’t suspect a thing when they eat these tasty treats.
Include MadeGood Granola Bars in kids’ lunchboxes or backpacks; parents and adults can enjoy these bars for on-the-go healthy snacking.
Ingredients
Pure Gluten Free Oats*, Agave Syrup*, Chocolate Chips* (Cane Sugar*, Unsweetened Chocolate*, Cocoa Butter*), Brown Rice Syrup*, Sunflower Oil*, Invert Cane Syrup*, Brown Rice Crisps*, Vegetable Extracts (Spinach, Broccoli, Carrots, Tomatoes, Beets, Shiitake Mushrooms), Natural Flavor*, Agar*, Salt. *
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are MadeGood bars good for road trips?
Yes. The individually wrapped bars are easy to pass around the car, do not require refrigeration, and the 0.85oz portions keep snack mess contained. They are a staple for family road trip snack rotations.
Can I bring MadeGood bars on a plane as a carry on snack?
Absolutely. Solid food bars pass through TSA checkpoints without the liquid restrictions. Pack a few in your personal item for the flight and the rest in your carry on for the destination.
Are these bars suitable for hiking and camping?
Yes. MadeGood bars are lightweight, calorie-dense, and shelf stable, making them a smart trail snack. They pack well in a daypack hip belt pocket or a backpacking food bag.
Do MadeGood bars hold up in hot weather?
The bars are baked and hold their shape better than chocolate-coated bars in warm conditions. In extreme heat, store them in an insulated compartment to preserve texture and prevent the dark chocolate chips from softening.
Can I pack these for a hotel stay or Airbnb?
Yes. Toss a few individually wrapped bars in your toiletry bag or carry on for hotel room snacking. They are a clean alternative to the minibar and work for guests with dietary restrictions.
Are MadeGood bars good for a picnic or outdoor dining event?
Yes. The bars are easy to portion for individual guests, do not require utensils, and the individually wrapped format keeps them hygienic in outdoor settings where handwashing may be limited.
How do MadeGood bars compare to traditional trail mix for hiking?
Trail mix is calorie-dense but can be messy and is often not allergen safe. MadeGood bars are a tidier, allergen-conscious alternative that still delivers sustained energy from oats and dark chocolate.
Are MadeGood bars better than energy gels for long outdoor activities?
For multi-hour activities like hiking, biking, or kayaking, real-food bars are easier on the stomach than concentrated gels. MadeGood bars also provide fiber and nutrients that gels lack.
Can I bring these on a cruise or to a remote cabin?
Yes. The bars have a long shelf life and require no refrigeration, making them ideal for cruises, lake houses, and remote cabins where grocery runs are infrequent.
How do I store MadeGood bars while traveling?
Keep them in a cool, dry place like the main compartment of your luggage. Avoid leaving them in a hot car trunk or direct sunlight, which can soften the chocolate chips and shorten freshness.
Will the bars crumble in my backpack?
The individually wrapped format protects each bar from crumbs and crushing. For multi-day trips, the wrappers prevent the bars from sticking together or picking up dirt and debris.
Are MadeGood bars appropriate for a beach day?
Yes. The bars do not melt into a sticky mess like chocolate bars can, and they are nut free, which is important on beaches where nut allergies among other guests are common.
Can I pack these for international travel?
Solid food bars are generally allowed in both carry on and checked luggage for international flights. Check your destination country's specific food import rules if you are crossing land borders with leftover snacks.
What is the best MadeGood flavor for a camping trip?
Chocolate Chip and Cookies and Cream are popular camping flavors because they feel indulgent after a long day outdoors. For breakfast, Mixed Berry pairs well with coffee on the trail.
Are MadeGood bars durable enough for a kid's day camp?
Yes. The individually wrapped format is durable enough to survive a day camp backpack. The bars hold their shape without refrigeration, even in a warm cabin or shaded picnic area.
Can I use MadeGood bars as emergency car snacks?
Absolutely. Many families stash a few bars in the glove compartment or center console for unexpected delays, traffic jams, or after-school hunger. The long shelf life makes them ideal emergency car snacks.
How should I store MadeGood bars after opening the box?
Store the box in a cool, dry place like a pantry or kitchen cabinet. Reseal the inner bag or transfer bars to an airtight container to maintain freshness. Avoid storing them in hot cars or direct sunlight, which can soften the chocolate chips.
How long do MadeGood bars stay fresh?
Each box is printed with a best-by date. Unopened boxes typically have a shelf life of several months, and individually wrapped bars stay fresh for weeks after the box is opened if stored properly.
Can I freeze MadeGood bars for longer storage?
Yes. Freezing extends the shelf life beyond the printed date. Wrap bars in a freezer-safe bag and thaw at room temperature for 15 to 30 minutes before eating. Freezing does not affect the flavor or texture once thawed.
Do MadeGood bars work with school lunchbox ice packs?
Yes. The bars are shelf stable and pair well with an ice pack in an insulated lunchbox. The chocolate chips will not melt in a standard lunchbox with a small ice pack, even on warm days.
Can I use MadeGood bars in recipes like granola bars, trail mix, or dessert toppings?
Yes. Chopped MadeGood bars work well as a topping for yogurt, oatmeal, and ice cream, or as a mix-in for homemade trail mix and energy balls. The baked-in vegetables add nutritional value to any recipe.
What is included in the 40 count box?
Each box contains 40 individually wrapped 0.85oz bars. Single-flavor boxes contain 40 bars of the same flavor, while variety packs include a curated mix of Mixed Berry, Chocolate Chip, Cookies and Cream, and Strawberry. Nothing else needs to be purchased separately to enjoy the product.
Is there a setup process or anything I need to do before eating?
No setup is required. Each bar is ready to eat straight from the wrapper. There is no mixing, baking, or preparation involved, which is part of the grab-and-go design.
What should I do if a bar is damaged or the wrapper is open?
Do not consume a bar with a damaged or open wrapper, as freshness and safety cannot be guaranteed. Contact MadeGood customer service with the lot number from the box for a replacement or refund.
How do I contact MadeGood customer service with a question or concern?
Customer service can be reached through the contact form on the brand's website or via the email address printed on the box. Response times are typically one to two business days, and most inquiries about shipping, ingredients, or product satisfaction are resolved quickly.
What is the difference between a granola bar and an energy bar?
Granola bars are typically made from oats, sweetener, and mix-ins like fruit or chocolate, with a focus on whole grains and sustained energy. Energy bars are often formulated with added protein, vitamins, or stimulants for athletic performance. MadeGood bars are granola bars with the nutritional upgrade of six vegetable extracts baked in, distinguishing them from both standard granola bars and high-stimulant energy bars.
