Attune yogurt bars have "more than five times the LIVE active cultures than in yogurt." The "Wellness" bars contain pre- and probiotic bacteria, which separately and together work to promote intestinal health. I tried the Wild Berry variety and I was really impressed with this totally delicious bar. I'm not usually a fan of yogurt covered granola bars because they tend to be very sweet, but Attune got it right! The berries are plentiful and really set this bar off - I could taste raspberries and blueberries in every bite.
My only beef with this bar is that they say it's all natural. Maybe it's just me, but with a "natural bar" I expect to see a short ingredients list - not the arms length small print on the back of this bar.
One 40 gram Attune Wild Berry Yogurt Bar has 180 calories, 7 grams of fat which is 11% of the daily recommended amount, and 3 grams of saturated fat which is 15% of the RDA - I counted 3 different kinds of oils and shortening used in this bar! There is also 5 grams of protein and 24 grams of total carbohydrate, which includes 2 grams of fiber (8% of the RDA) and 12 grams of sugars.
Attune bars are available online from the manufacturer, at $14.99 for a box of 8, and they are also available at Whole Foods. Dieters might do well to consider that there is quite a bit of fat in this bar (too much for me), but for those not overly concerned about that, this is one tasty addition to the copious amount of nutrition/ snack bars available in stores.
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cybele said:
I picked up a bunch of samples of their Chocolate Wellness bars and for a fortified "candy" they're very tasty. The chocolate ones come in a smaller size that's only 100 calories (.7 ounces). The chocolate is a bit sweet but ultimately satisfying and doesn't feel like much of a compromise.
I haven't eaten enough of them to comment on the live cultures aspect.