Special K Snack Bars Review

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It would be an understatement to say we are a busy family.  This year seems to be a new level of crazy - basketball for both children, dance for Izzy, marathon training, track practices, and many more work commitments. I am always thankful for a healthy snack I can toss in my bag for those times we are constantly on the go, so I know I have something healthy for myself and the kids.





What's equally nice is having an assortment of snacks the kids can grab from on the way out of the door in the morning for their snacks at school!  


Special K has recently released a new line of snack bars -  Special K Chewy Snack Bars - made in four delicious flavors: Berry Medley, Blueberry Bliss, Salted Caramel Chocolate, and Salted Pretzel Chocolate.  Each snack bar only contains 100 calories and each box of 6 bars costs $2.69.   


In our house, the Salted Pretzel Chocolate was the first to disappear.  Next in line was the Salted Caramel Chocolate.  With all of us really liking the Special K Chewy Bars, they will be making an appearance in the shopping cart and pantry the next time I head to the grocery store.  

When life gets busy, do you travel with snacks?  What are some of your favorite go-to snacks?  Have you ever tried the Special K line?  



This post is sponsored by FitFluential on behalf of Special K Snack Bars.

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