Snack Bars: Your Ultimate Hiking Companion

If you’ve ever tried a snack bar or a granola bar or a protein bar of any kind, you know they’re handy, fulfilling and delicious. Well, good news, now you can get snacks bars made with natural sugar and right here in Nepal.

They’re great here when you’re running late or have a tight schedule. Just grab one on the go and munch on them and go about your schedule. They’re great when you’re cramming for your exams and need to pull an all-nighter. They’re great when you’re travelling and they’re great when you’re so hungry you could eat just about anything. Long story short; you can have them any time. Let’s be honest here; do we really need an excuse to have a snack bar? I know I don’t.

I noticed while I love me some granola bars and protein bars, there are very less options in the market for that and all of them are imported. Recently, I happened to come across an ad on Instagram. It read Made in Nepal Snack Bars. I could not be more excited. Having gone through their page, I saw that they’re made at home, as if Snack Bars are not healthy enough already, organic and handmade. Snack On comes in 3 varieties: Coco Berry Therapy which had dark chocolate, Trekkers’ Paradise and Peanut Berry Therapy. They sounded heavenly. I couldn’t help but place an order; especially since my cousins and I were planning on a short hike the very next weekend. This would be perfect!

If anything, the Snack on Bars made our hiking experience even better. Packed with richness and goodness and natural sugar, it doesn’t compromise on taste, either. I had ordered the Coco Berry Therapy for all of us. Chunks of dark chocolate on the bars made each bite even more scrumptious. We were energized for the long walk ahead.

The next time you plan a hiking trip with your family or friends, make sure you order one of these. You won’t need to carry much food. And it will elevate the whole hiking experience.

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