KIND bars are some of my favorite snack bars to keep in my purse. They travel well, meaning they don’t fall apart, melt or crumble. Now KIND Snacks is introducing a fun, new snack: healthy grains granola clusters! These look like the perfect treat to sprinkle over Greek yogurt, fresh fruit or to enjoy in a bowl with some almond milk poured over top.

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There are six varieties of the new granola clusters:
Oats & honey clusters with toasted coconut – Oats & Honey Clusters with Toasted Coconut combine full flakes of toasted coconut, a touch of honey and whole grains amaranth, quinoa, oats, millet, and buckwheat for a naturally sweet snack. These hand-crafted clusters are a good source of fiber and provide 17g of whole grains per serving.
Maple walnut clusters with chia & quinoa – Maple Walnut Clusters with Chia & Quinoa are a heart healthy blend of walnuts, chia and whole grains amaranth, quinoa, oats, millet and buckwheat with a sweet touch of maple. These palate-pleasing clusters contain 300mg of omega-3 fatty acids and provide 17g of whole grains per serving.
Vanilla blueberry clusters with flax seeds – Vanilla Blueberry Clusters with Flax Seeds are a nutritionally rich blend of blueberries, flax seeds and whole grains amaranth, quinoa, oats, millet and buckwheat with a hint of vanilla. These naturally sweet clusters are high in fiber and contain 750mg of omega-3 fatty acids and 16g of whole grains per serving.
Cinnamon oat clusters with flax seeds – Cinnamon Oat Clusters with Flax Seeds combine antioxidant rich cinnamon, flax seeds and whole grains amaranth, quinoa, oats, millet and buckwheat for a delicious snack. These hand-crafted clusters are high in fiber and contain 720mg of omega-3 fatty acids and 16g of whole grains per serving.
Dark chocolate & cranberry clusters – Dark Chocolate & Cranberry Clusters combine antioxidant-rich dark chocolate, tangy cranberries and whole grains amaranth, quinoa, oats, millet and buckwheat for a decadent healthy snack. These delicious clusters are a good source of fiber and a tasty way to get 16g of whole grains.
Peanut butter whole grain clusters – Peanut Butter Whole Grain Clusters are a protein packed blend of peanuts and whole grains amaranth, quinoa, oats, millet and buckwheat. These delicious clusters provide 5g of protein per serving and are a tasty way to get 16g of whole grains.
Wow…I don’t know which one I want or need to try first! They all look really good to me! I am thinking the dark chocolate cranberry version sounds like a wonderful dessert, maybe over a scoop of ice cream! I love that KIND has taken some wonderful flavor combinations & turned them into such a healthy snack option.
The new clusters can be purchased from the KIND website for $32.00/6 pack, which works out to $5.33/each. Another option is to become a KIND Advantage member. Members receive 30% off, free shipping, free product samples & the option to choose the frequency of delivery (1, 2 or 3 months). KIND products can also be found in many stores across the US. The following stores carry KIND bars, but may not have the granola clusters yet: Starbucks | Drugstore.com | Soap.com | Kroger | Trader Joe’s | Safeway | Whole Foods | The Vitamin Shoppe.
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I have a question (in general, not just about this product). If a product says gluten free (as this granola does) but doesn’t say certified gluten free, can you assume that the oats they are using are gluten free oats? Or are they allowed to say gluten free on a product containing oats, because oats themselves are technically gluten free even though we KNOW they are probably cross contaminated. This has puzzled me for quite a while, so currently I avoid any oats in products UNLESS they are certified GF. BUT I wonder if I’m being too carefull. Any insights?
Hi Kathleen,
Generally, unless oats say they are “gluten-free oats”, they aren’t. Gluten-free oats have to meet specific growing & processing standards to carry that title. KIND snacks lists their oats as “GF”:
Whole grains (gluten free oats, brown rice, millet, gluten free oat flour, buckwheat, amaranth, quinoa), evaporated cane juice, coconut, honey, canola oil, chicory root fiber, sesame seeds, molasses, sea salt, Vitamin E (D-Alpha Tocopheryl Acetate).
Additionally, they maintain a dedicated GF facility & test their products for the presence of gluten (less than 20 ppm)
I hope that helps! Please let me know if you have any other questions.
Kim
My Wegman’s has these in 3 of the varieties. They really stick with you especially if you mix them with Greek yogurt. I love that they contain no refined sugars and that they aren’t really sweet. I got them on sale for $3.99 each.