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Biblical Energy Bar

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Enjoy a wholesome snack straight from the Land of Israel, made with foods mentioned in the Bible. Packed with natural goodness, this unique bar combines the sweetness of Medjool dates with the crunch of peanuts, sunflower seeds, and cashews—alongside the protein-rich tradition of locusts

Ingredients: Medjool dates, peanuts, sunflower seeds, raisins, ground cashews, locusts, and natural flavors.

Weight: 0.88 oz./25g.

Customers praised these bars as "delicious" with "great taste" and not too sweet. They're popular as a convenient breakfast alternative for busy professionals, with one customer noting they have "lots of sugar or ingredients that don't work for me" in other granola bars. All reviews were positive, with shoppers highly recommending and planning to repurchase.

  • 5 stars: 6 (86%)
  • 4 stars: 1 (14%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
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~ M.M.~.
~ Delicious & Biblical Healthy Snack ~

~ These Biblical Energy Bars are delicious. As a business owner, I don't always have time for a large breakfast. When going to meeting a client, I used to grab a few granola bars, thinking I'm good for the day. But they have lots of sugar or ingredients that don't work for me. Since they're Biblical, that makes them extra good; will buy 2 boxes with my next order. ~

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Tom
The worry that I wouldn’t like them at all is gone

The worry that I wouldn’t like them at all is gone. They aren’t too sweet and I might share them with friends at work.

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Tom M.
It was

It was great

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Ronald L.
Great Taste

Very Good bar, will buy again.

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Ben B.

Great....Recommend it

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Ron F.
Biblical Energy Bar

Delicious! I love having one with my coffee every morning.

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john p.
Bliblelal energy bar

Great taste

Biblical Protein

Many years ago, in Israel on the banks of the Jordan river, John the Baptist lived and ate this natural and healthy food: “his food was locust and wild honey…” - Matthew 3:4. Today, it may seem unusual to consume these winged creatures; yet their nutrients have been hidden in the Middle East, where locust have been eaten fresh as a food source, or dried and stored for future times for thousands of years.