B. Fine Foods Grain-Free UnGranola Bourbon Vanilla - 1.2oz 8 Pack - Crunchy Granola Snack of Coconut Saba Chips & Premium Nuts - Zero-Refined Sugar Gluten-Free Kosher Paleo Keto-Friendly & Non-GMO

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B. Fine Foods Grain-Free UnGranola Bourbon Vanilla - 1.2oz 8 Pack - Crunchy Granola Snack of Coconut Saba Chips & Premium Nuts - Zero-Refined Sugar Gluten-Free Kosher Paleo Keto-Friendly & Non-GMO

Regular Price: US$35.00

Special Price US$29.99

Availability: Out of stock

Supplier: Bubba's Fine Foods

Category: Grocery & Gourmet Food Bakery & Breakfast Breakfast Cereal Granola

Product Description

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Are your snacks Paleo friendly?

All of B. Fine Foods products are grain-free and certified Paleo by Earth Kosher!

Why is the serving size only 1 ounce?

Our grain-free UnGranolas are considered snacks and not cereals by the FDA (the category for cereals is actually ‘grain-based cereals!) so the serving size guideline is 1oz or 30g.

Why does B. Fine Foods cost more than average granolas and snack mixes?

We use the highest quality, grain free, non-GMO ingredients available. We don’t take shortcuts, and sometimes that means our foods can be more expensive, but your health is worth it.

Where is the saturated fat coming from?

The saturated fat in our snacks comes from the use of nutrient dense coconut oil, which is what we fry our green Saba bananas in.

Where is the sodium coming from?

Most of the sodium content comes from the trace-mineral-rich Sea Salt that we use to provide for our bold flavors.