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Peanut Butter Bites - Cocoa
Mountain House
Peanut Butter Bites - Cocoa
$4.49
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  Mountain House took the best part of peanut butter and made it into a poppable, on-the-go snack. Light and airy, these lil' cubes are freeze-dried fun that play as hard as you do. Treat yourself to a Cocoa Peanut Butter bite and snack on fun. Loaded with tons of flavor and ready to eat straight from the pouch, each bite has a gentle crumble that slowly melts in your mouth. Try Mountain House Simple Sensations Peanut Butter Bites today!

  These certified-organic peanut butter bites are also packed with 7 grams of protein, whole food ingredients, and never any artificial colors, flavors, or ingredients. They also have a two-year shelf life. A healthy, convenient snack option for anytime, anywhere.

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Mountain House
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
0056532
Ingredients:
Organic Peanut Butter Cocoa Bites (organic dry roasted peanuts, organic honey, organic nonfat dry milk, organic brown rice protein concentrate, organic cocoa, organic natural chocolate type flavor, organic sunflower lecithin, sea salt, organic sunflower oil).
Contains: Milk, Peanuts
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