KIND Breakfast Protein Bars – Road Trip and Travel Snack, Heat-Resistant 12 Pack
KIND Breakfast Protein Bars – Road Trip and Travel Snack, Heat-Resistant 12 Pack
Why you'll love it
- Five super grains (oats, buckwheat, millet, amaranth, quinoa) deliver 19g whole grains for sustained energy, not a sugar crash
- 8g protein per serving from soy protein isolate makes it more filling than typical cereal or granola bars
- Inclusively formulated: gluten free, dairy free, low sodium, non-GMO, and kosher — fits multiple restricted diets in one household
- Individually wrapped 2-bar packs keep freshness, control portions, and slip easily into bags and lunchboxes
- Two real dessert-inspired flavors (Dark Chocolate Cocoa, Peanut Butter Banana Dark Chocolate) satisfy a chocolate craving without feeling like diet food
- Bulk 12-pack format lowers cost per bar versus single bars and supports a household's weekly stocking
Perfect for
- Grab-and-go breakfast replacement on rushed mornings
- Lunchbox or backpack snack for school, work, or after-school
- Pre- or post-workout protein refuel at the gym or on a trail
- Mid-morning or mid-afternoon sustained-energy pick-me-up at the office
- Travel and road-trip snack that survives in a bag without melting
Balanced breakfast
Made with 100% whole grain oats for sustained energy
On the go
A gluten-free part of your on-the-go breakfast featuring whole grains
Busy mornings made better
Made with 100% whole grains so you can kick-start your morning
Product Information
Contains twelve 2-bar packs of Dark Chocolate Cocoa Breakfast Protein Bars
Gluten free bars made with five super grains - oats, buckwheat, millet, amaranth and quinoa
Kosher snacks made without genetically engineered ingredients, and contain 19 grams of whole grains and 8 grams of protein per serving
KIND gluten free protein bars are convenient, individually wrapped snacks for a great addition to any breakfast
KIND Breakfast Dark Chocolate Cocoa protein bars are a wholesome, healthy snack made with 100% whole grains for sustained energy. KIND Dark Chocolate Cocoa breakfast protein bars are made with five super grains—oats, buckwheat, millet, amaranth and quinoa—and baked with the taste of dark chocolate and cocoa for a chewy, soft baked addition to your breakfast. These KIND bars come in individually wrapped, two pack bars that are perfect for convenient, on-the-go gluten free snacks. Each two bar pack has at least one full serving of whole grains. KIND Breakfast protein bars help to provide sustained energy whether you need a nutritious snack for your lunchbox or nutrition bars to grab on your way out the door. Made with quality, wholesome ingredients, these gluten free breakfast bars contain 19 grams of whole grains per serving and 0 grams of trans fat. These healthy snacks are also dairy free and made without genetically engineered ingredients.
Ingredients
Oats, Tapioca Syrup, Canola Oil, Soy Protein Isolate, Semi-Sweet Chocolate (Sugar, Unsweetened Chocolate, Cocoa Butter, Soy Lecithin, Vanilla Extract), Cane Sugar, Raisin Paste, Cocoa Powder, Millet, Molasses, Buckwheat, Amaranth, Quinoa, Natural Flavor, Cinnamon, Salt, Vitamin E (Mixed Tocopherols For Freshness).
Items Details
Snack Food Bar Type: Breakfast
Product Benefits: Sustained Energy and High Protein
Age Range Description: Kids and up
Allergen Information: Oat, Soy
Coin Variety 1: protein, dark chocolate
Global Trade Identification Number: 00602652676598
Set Name: 12
Container Type: multi-pack
Cuisine: American
Frequently Asked Questions
Will these bars survive a hot car trunk in summer without melting?
Yes. The chocolate is in chip or inclusion form rather than a coating, and the bars are individually wrapped, so they hold up significantly better than typical chocolate-coated granola bars in heat.
Are these sturdy enough to throw in a hiking pack without crumbling?
Yes. The soft-baked chewy texture holds together well under compression, and the individual wrapper protects against backpack friction. They are a popular trail and day-hike choice.
Is the protein enough fuel for a multi-hour hike?
Yes. With 8g of protein and 19g of whole grains per 2-bar pack, a single pack is enough to refuel a 2–3 hour hike, and most hikers pack two for a half-day trek.
Can I bring these on a flight in carry-on without issues?
Yes. The bars are solid, individually wrapped, and compliant with TSA carry-on rules. They are a popular choice for airport and in-flight snacking.
Will the bars attract wildlife like bears on a camping trip?
Any food can attract wildlife if stored improperly. Use standard bear-safe food storage like a bear canister or hung bag, just as you would with any snack or granola bar.
What is the best road trip snack that does not need a cooler?
KIND Breakfast Protein Bars are shelf-stable and individually wrapped, with no ice-pack required. They are a top pick for road trips because they survive long, hot car rides without melting.
Which protein bar is best for a long road trip where I do not want a sugar crash at the wheel?
KIND Breakfast Protein Bars deliver 8g of protein and 19g of whole grains for steady energy, which is exactly what you want on long drives to stay alert without the spike-crash cycle of typical gas-station snacks.
Is this a good snack to bring on a long flight?
Yes. They are compact, individually wrapped, TSA-compliant, and filling enough to tide you over a 4–6 hour flight without needing airline food.
What is a good hiking snack with protein that will not melt in a backpack?
KIND Breakfast Protein Bars are a strong choice. The chocolate is in inclusion form rather than coating, the bars are individually wrapped, and they deliver 8g of protein for trail refueling.
How do these compare to traditional granola bars for camping?
They are softer, more dessert-like, and higher in protein, while still being durable enough for outdoor use. They hold up better in heat than chocolate-coated bars and offer more sustained energy than typical granola.
Will the bars get stale in my pack on a multi-day trip?
As long as the individual wrapper stays sealed, the bars will not go stale. The packaging is designed to lock in freshness for the full shelf life printed on the box.
Are these okay for a kid's soccer tournament where we are outside all day?
Yes. They are durable in a bag, do not require refrigeration, and deliver protein and whole grains for sustained energy between games. Many sports parents keep a stash in their tournament cooler or bag.
Can I eat one while running errands without needing a drink to wash it down?
Yes. The soft-baked chewy texture is easy to chew and goes down comfortably. A water bottle is always a good idea, but the bars are not so dry that they require one.
What if my outdoor bag is full, how compact is the packaging?
Each 2-bar pack is roughly the size of a deck of cards. A 12-pack fits into a small section of a backpack, day bag, or car console without taking meaningful space.
Is this a good snack to bring to a beach day or picnic?
Yes. The bars are heat-resistant, individually wrapped, and filling enough to be a satisfying snack between swims or during a picnic. They do not require a cooler to stay fresh.
Could I pack this as emergency food in my car for a roadside emergency?
Yes. Many drivers keep a box in the trunk as a long-shelf-life emergency snack. They survive temperature swings, do not require refrigeration, and provide real protein and whole grains if you are stranded.
How should I store KIND Breakfast Protein Bars after opening the box?
Keep the bars in their original individually wrapped packaging and store the box in a cool, dry place at room temperature. No refrigeration is required, and the sealed wrapper keeps each 2-bar pack fresh for the duration of the printed best-by date.
What is the best way to eat one for breakfast on a really rushed morning?
The individually wrapped 2-bar pack is designed for exactly that moment. Tear it open, eat one or both bars in the car, on the train, or at your desk, and pair with a coffee or water if you have time. It is a complete breakfast replacement, not just a snack.
Can I bake with these or use them in recipes like trail mix or yogurt toppers?
Yes. The soft-baked chewy texture holds up well when chopped and used as a topping for yogurt, oatmeal, or ice cream. They can also be incorporated into no-bake energy bites or crumbled over a smoothie bowl for added protein and whole grains.
Are these bars compatible with a low-sodium diet?
Yes. The bars are specifically formulated to be low sodium, making them compatible with low-sodium eating plans. Always check the nutrition panel on the package for the exact milligrams per serving.
Are these bars compatible with a kosher kitchen?
Yes. KIND Breakfast Protein Bars are kosher certified. Look for the kosher symbol on the package to confirm the certification agency in your region.
What is in the box when I order a 12-pack?
Each box contains 12 individually wrapped 2-bar packs, for a total of 24 bars. The flavor variant is marked clearly on the box, and the packaging is recyclable paperboard.
Are these bars safe to eat past the printed best-by date?
The bars are generally safe for a short window past the printed date if the wrapper is intact and the bar shows no signs of spoilage, but for the best taste, texture, and protein quality, consume them by the date printed on the package.
Do these bars contain any major allergens like peanuts, tree nuts, or dairy?
The Dark Chocolate Cocoa and Peanut Butter Banana Dark Chocolate variants are made in shared facilities. The Peanut Butter Banana flavor contains peanut. Neither contains dairy, and both are gluten free, but always check the package for the most current allergen information relevant to your needs.
What is the difference between a protein bar and a granola bar?
A traditional granola bar is typically an oat-based snack with modest protein and often higher sugar, designed as a quick energy source. A protein bar like KIND Breakfast Protein Bars is formulated with 8g of protein per serving from soy protein isolate and 19g of whole grains, designed to be more filling and to deliver sustained energy rather than a quick sugar spike.