Review: Chobani Oats Cranberry Greek Yogurt With Steel-Cut Oats

When I was losing weight a several years ago at a meteoric pace, one of my favorite treats was to make a bowl of oatmeal and then mix some yogurt in with the oatmeal to make a convoluted parfait of sorts.  When I was recently strolling through Meijer, they had a free sample station set up where they were passing out a new Chobani product that seemed to be emulating the same thing that I used to make on my own, so I grabbed a couple of cups of it up and that leads me to to another Chobani review, this time with my look at this single serving cup of Chobani Oats Cranberry Greek Yogurt With Steel-Cut Oats that I was able to pick up for $1.25.  Each cup is 5.3 ounces and has 160 calories and ten grams of protein.

Review: Better Oats oat revolution! Oatmeal Raisin Bar

In previous Better Oats reviews, it was revealed that these oat revolution! bars were a secret test being done in select markets.  I'm not sure if these are still a secret test or they have been released to the wild, but my company had some of them thrown out at snack time again recently and being that this Better Oats oat revolution! Oatmeal Raisin Bar was the only one that I had not reviewed yet, I snatched it up so that I could do a write-up here on the blog.  This bar itself is 1.23 ounces and has 130 calories.  The oats are steel cut, so yea-rah!

Review: Better Oats Oat revolution! Apple Crisp Chewy Granola Bar

Erroneously or not, I always consider Quaker Chewy bars to be the market leader in snack size granola bars and end up comparing everything to them.  I did that in my first Better Oats review and I'll be doing the same here when I take a look at this Better Oats Oat revolution! Apple Crisp Chewy Granola bar, which as I learned from Better Oats via Twitter after my last review, is part of a "top secret" test of new granola bar products and are only available in certain markets.  Quaker Chewy has a similar flavor to this in its Target-exclusive School Days line, but it's not part of the standard line of bars that you would find at most grocery stores.  I picked this up at snack time at work, so I don't have a particular cost to attach to it, but I do know it is 1.23 ounces, has 130 calories and is made with chia.  Every time I see that ingredient, I think of the awesome Chia Pet, which has no relevance to this review at all.  Anyway, I digress...

Review: Better Oats Oat revolution! Peanut Butter Chocolate Chewy Granola Bar

Today's review is another review spurred on by the snack time fairy here at the office.  Since there are so many of us, the snack time purchasers often buy huge boxes of particular snack bars and that's the case with this Better Oats Oat revolution! Peanut Butter Chocolate Chewy Granola Bar that was part of a giant box of multiple flavors, some of which you'll see here in the future.  These are apparently a secret product because Better Oats does not mention them on their website and there's very little mention of them on the web, but what I was able to glean from the box is that these are 1.23 ounces and 140 calories each.  They are also not for individual resale, so the snack people here better not get any tricky ideas unless they want to run afoul of the law.