Bare Baked Crunchy Fruit Snack Pack, Coconut, 0.53 Ounce (Pack of 16)

I love many things about this product.1- The size of the bags. Plenty of product for the money. These are not single serving bags. Could you eat one in a single serving? You bet! They taste great. Which brings me to my next point.2- I love that there are 3 different flavors. I like the cinnamon the best. I would order more of all 3 flavors.3- Simple ingredients. Depending on the flavor, it really just is bananas and either unsweetened cocoa or cinnamon. That’s it. And I don’t think they need any sugar.4- They are light and crispy. These are cut thinner than most processed banana chips. They manage to be very flavorful while still not getting irrevocably stuck in your teeth.I would not only purchase these again but would buy them as gifts and recommend them to others.

I absolutely love these chips! I'm addicted to the coconut (with or without coconut but I prefer without)! I love the banana chips just as much! The apple ones are really good too but the banana and coconut are my favs. The crunch satisfies my craving for something crunchy while they are sweet enough to fulfill my sweet tooth craving. I love that they aren't too sweet like candy. The bags are the right size to fulfill my cravings.

These taste amazing. But they surpass crunchy there hard as a rock they sound like large pices of broken glass when you shake the bag there not sharp but are border line to hard to eat

I'm always looking for snacks that are tasty, gluten free, low in calories, and low on being processed. These check all the boxes and are my favorite new snack. I've only tried the Toasted Coconut, but they are wonderful, and I don't want to mess with a good thing, so I'll stick to them. Keep 'em coming.

I tried these because I didn't want the sugar that most apple chips had. Unfortunately, while they didn't have sugar (the taste was absolutely fine) they had a weird texture. Almost like, instead of baked they were freeze dried instead. It left them with a grainy, soft, and chewy texture. I was really hoping for something with a crunch. I am texture sensitive and the texture on the apple and banana chips really through me off. The only crunchy one was the coconut. Figures, it's also the only one with added sugars. Of course it tasted wonderful, but I had really wanted the no added sugars. So a bit of a let down for me, but if you are okay with any textures, you will probably love this. It was good in taste!

Order lots of food nowadays. I received these in a medium box that they forgot to put bubble wrap in. They were pulverized as the are thin and fragile. i tasted them. they are amazing and will give the crumbs to my parrot. i am ordering again because of quality. Delivery will get it right next time I'm sure. Healthy flavorful snack and especially if a crunch makes you feel good! Add it to an apple pie< ice cream topping, dressing, crab dip, or just consume a bag. The only ingredients is just Fuji and red apples!

I wish these didn't cost so much. Baked bananas? That has to be pretty cheap to make. I keep buying them because they're easy, delicious, and oil free. I used to buy them at Costco but then they stopped carrying them. At least they're less expensive with subscribe and save. I do like the variety pack.

I’m halfway through my first bag, and I’m already regretting my purchase. It started before I even opened the bag when I read the nutrition facts. To start off, there are 22 grams of sugar per serving, but each small bag contains 2.5 servings. So total sugar is 55 grams per bag. Yes, this is natural sugar, but it’s still a super high amount. The sugar is not my main issue though. It says the total fat is 0, although bananas have a high fat content. An article I found says banana chips have 10 grams of total fat per ounce, and 8 grams of saturated fat. I’m sorry, but it’s hard to believe that these chips have zero. To top it off, the potassium content is not listed, but everyone knows bananas are high in potassium. I did some research on this and found that banana chips do have potassium, but not nearly as much as their fresh counterpart. One ounce contains around 150 grams, whereas one banana supplies over 400 grams. Although the taste of the chips is decent, I can’t get past the fact that they’re not very good for you. Unless your using them to make homemade trail mix or eating them very sparingly, I would save my money and stick to fresh bananas. Oh, and in case you were wondering, they’re made in Thailand and distributed by Bare.