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Pulsin’ Kids’ Fruity Oat Bars Review

7 March 2016 by Eileen

Pulsin’ who are best known for making nutritional bars for adults, are using their expertise to make nutritious products for children. Pulsin’ Kids’ Fruity Oat Bars are the new deliciously wholesome oat bars made with real fruit and natural ingredients. They are tasty and sustaining snacks for lunchboxes, after school or anytime to keep them nourished throughout the day.

Pulsin’ Kids’ Fruity Oat Bars are available in Strawberry, Blackcurrant & Apple and Orange Choc Chip variants. Priced at £2.99 for six 25g bars in a multipack and they are available from selected leading retailers, Pulsin’ website and Ocado and in Holland and Barrett later month.

Pulsin’ Kids’ Fruity Oat Bars

The 25g bar comes in a nice portion size for kids aged three to nine years. Also it counts as one of their 5 a day. The bars have reduced sugar and only contain natural sugars. They are made with a nut free recipe, are gluten free, dairy free and soya free with no artificial ingredients.

They are chewable and melt in your mouth easily. Also each bar is packed full of flavour. My son loves any food or snack that comes with chocolate! The orange choc chip is tangy and sweet and it gives it a nice aroma and flavour.

Disclosure: We received the samples for the purposes of writing this review however all thoughts and opinions remain our own.

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