Paleo Energy Bar, Paleo Simplified, Pecan Pie Perfection

Not pecan pie... Healthy, but I prefer the Raw Revolution bars. These have an odd after-taste. Maybe my batch was in the heat for too long...

Takes time to get accustomed to the taste and consistency of the product, I now like it.

These are great bars! We love the flavors and they keep you full.

Great tasting bars. They are expensive, but do taste good

Super yummy. They don't really taste like pecan pie but there is a hint of it there. Very palatable.

This bar is the worst thing I've ever tasted! And given the price tag, it was an expensive bite-threw the box away. They're disgusting.

These taste great and pack well in a backpack!

I got this in a subscription box. For all the "Paleo" and "Pecan" and such in the title, it pretty much just tastes like a date bar to me. If there are nuts in it, they are in very small pieces. It also has the typical texture of a date bar but is not super sticky (just a little bit sticky).These are gluten free, raw, and vegan (which can be unusual for "Paleo"-labeled snacks), if any of those are important to you. I do question the "low carb" designation, though. This has 19 grams of sugars in one bar! Those *are* natural fruit sugars, but 19 grams in one product is quite a lot!Here are the ingredients since I didn't see them on the product page: dates, pecans, hemp protein, goji berries, coconut, unrefined coconut oil, vanilla extract, dried spirulina.One bar has 220 calories, 13 grams of fat, and 6 grams each of fiber and protein. Sodium is quite low, which is nice. This is also relatively high (for a snack) in vitamin A and iron.In the end, I think I'll be sticking to Quest bars (which have a better macronutrient balance with more protein and fiber and much, much less sugar). This is not bad, but a date bar is just not what is going to serve me best with my current dietary goals, which involve getting fewer calories from sugars.