KANG BONG SEOK, Master Jocheong Fruit & Nut Bars I Korean Snacks Box I Korean Food I Healthy Food I Asian Snacks I Energy Bars I International Snacks I Healthy Snacks I 0.88 Ounce, 6 Counts

A bit stale at first- But overall taste and texture is amazing for something super chill and healthy. Super dope bar. Get more flexible the warmer the surrounding temperature is though...

Delicious

The bars do taste good. They are not as large as some other nut bars. They taste fresh, chewy and crunchy, but not tough. Slightly sweet. I liked both the taste and the textureI didn't like that they didn't put ingredients list on a package itself, but it is available on amazon's page at least. They are made in Korea.

This is an Awful snack, it smelled terrible. We had to throw the entire box in the trash. Complete waste of time and resources.

ASTONISHINGLY TASTY FOR SUCH A HEALTHFUL PRODUCTThis is one product that I cannot rave enough about. These nut bars are exactly that, simply nuts. With each bar weighing in at 129 calories, these bars have ZERO of the following: No saturated fat, no trans fats, NO CHOLESTEROL, and no sodium. Sugar comes in at only 4 grams. My wife and I were astounded that they are so good for you, yet they taste delicious! (My wife examines labels like a hawk, particularly when it comes to sugar… these bars passed her tests with flying colors)BE SURE TO EXAMINE INGREDIENTS FOR ALLERGIESI have attached a photo of the ingredients (I tried to enlarge it as much as possible). Be sure to take a look at ingredients in case anyone in your home has allergies. Our daughter is allergic to cashews, so she could not try this product.LARGE PIECES OF NUTS OR WHOLE NUTSI took an enlarged picture of the nuts in this product. The nuts are large pieces or they are whole. No corners were cut when it came to quality ingredients.GOOD FOR ON THE GOThese are perfect for a quick pick me up when you need a boost mid-day, etc. I would feel very good about putting one of these in a lunchbox, for adult or child. They are the perfect size for hiking or any other outdoor activity.FINAL THOUGHTSIf you like nut bars, these are for you. They have so much less sugar than most US made bars (these bars are made in South Korea). Folks conscious of their glycemic index might want to take a look at these. These bars prove that healthful doesn’t have to taste like cardboard. You can’t go wrong with this one!

We ordered and quickly received a box of 20 “Food Master's Grain Syrup Nut & Fruit Mix Bars.” According to the company the bars have 7 fruits and 10 nuts and weigh in at 129 calories per bar. Visually, the bar consists of small fruit chunks and whole or partial nuts all pressed into a bar about 4” by 1.25”. Weight is 25g (.88 oz). They are nicely sized for a quick light snack.The bars have a pleasant nutty and fruity flavor (more nutty than fruity). I don’t notice any particular fruit or nut flavor that stands out, it’s just a general nutty fruity flavor. When taking a bite, the bars feel a bit sticky at first, but they’re not unpleasantly sticky (they won’t suck the crowns off your teeth).The bar is only mildly sweet, so if you’re craving a nice sweet candy bar it probably won’t satisfy your needs. However, these are great for a healthy mid-morning snack or for munching while on a hike.One of the ingredients is rice syrup, which my wife tells me is not the healthiest of sweeteners. But, as mentioned, this is not an overly sweet bar so I imagine the rice syrup content is relatively low and maybe it’s not an issue. I don’t know much about things like this.In terms of flavor and mouth feel, these are pretty similar to the generic fruit-and-nut bars we get at the local big box store. That’s not a negative – I like the bars we get there. What perhaps sets these apart is their interesting mix of unusual fruits and nuts, which gives a little bit of a different flavor.All in all, these are pretty good. I don’t have anything negative to say. They’ll make a fun addition to our snack bag when we go hiking or skiing.

This is surprisingly tasty for a healthy snack, but I’m fairly confident the nutritional info is incorrect. The one obvious mistake is the fiber content: anything with this amount of nuts and dried fruit is going to have some amount of fiber. It says 0%, and that can’t be right. Likewise, nuts tend to be high in calcium, iron, and other vitamins and minerals, yet the nutritional information doesn’t reflect that. They really need to fix this—they are selling themselves short by not showing off the many health benefits of this tasty bar. I took photos of the label in English, since everything else was in Korean, as well as a close-up shot of the bar, which also has a great texture, by the way!

Good if you want to break your teeth and/or fillings.