Betty Lou’s Nut Butter Balls, Chocolate Walnut, 1.4-Ounce Balls (Pack of 18)

Betty Lou’s Nut Butter Balls, Chocolate Walnut, 1.4-Ounce Balls (Pack of 18)
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Publisher: Betty Lou’s
Salesrank: 19620
Released: 2006-03-27
List Price: $21.20
Our Price: $15.00
Media: Grocery
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Package of 18 1.4-ounce nut butter balls (total of 25.2 ounces)
Made with organic brown rice crisp, walnuts, and cocoa; sweetened with fruit juices
Flavorful vegan snack free of wheat, soy, dairy, and corn; gluten free
Fortified with heart-friendly omega-3, lycopene, and 5 grams of fiber
Wholesome treat with no preservatives or trans fats; produced in Oregon

Customer Reviews:
Betty Lou’s Nut Butter Balls, Chocolate Walnut (2007-10-01)
I did not like Betty Lou’s Chocolate Walnut Nut Butter Balls as much as I had hoped I would like them. The flavor is not on the sweet side at all. I will eat them because do not want them to go to waste. I will just have to remember that they do contain healthy nutrients.

I put one in my organic apple-cinnamon cereal yesterday hoping that the cereal would sweeten them up a bit. I think I expected they would taste more like a granola bar but they did not.Decent treat for low sugar snacking (2007-08-24)
I’m fond of Betty Lou’s Butter Balls, this is the second flavor I’ve tried. And I like it, After reading some of the other reviews, I expected these to be somewhat bitter, but I haven’t found them to be so. I was searching for a protein snack I could keep near my bed that didn’t need to be refrigerated. And since I have candida problems plus am no fan of sweets anyway, these have really been pretty perfect. There doesn’t seem to be much out there that’s in market,,,,so many are flavored with some sort of sweetener or loaded with things I’m allergic to. So I’m grateful to Betty Lou.Low Sugar, High Fiber (2007-05-10)
If you’re on a low sugar diet, but you still crave sweets, this treat is perfect for you. It’s not too sweet and very high in fiber.

A great not-TOO-sweet treat! (2007-05-03)
I really like this treat. If you’re on a low sugar diet, but you still crave the sweets, it’s perfect. It’s sweet enough to deal with that craving but is still high in fiber and results in a low glycemic index type of response. And it’s very satisfying and filling - just the right size. And gluten-free, too. Yipee! Not to mention healthy & nutritious.It is not a candy (2007-01-10)
The product may look like some kind of sweet treat, but it is not. Taste is somewhat bitter from cocoa, and somewhat sour from fruit, there is a very little of sweetnes. I think it is not tasting like you would expect from the looks, and that is why all the disappointment comes from. It is just different. We call it “fake candy” and enjoy with tea. very nice healthy un-desert.