Foodie Market Brazil Nut & Cherry Paleo Bars (Aldi)

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Foodie Market Paleo Bars: Brazil Nut & Cherry

I teased it in my review of Aldi's Foodie Market Macadamia & Coconut Paleo Bars, and here it is finally; my review of the Brazil Nut & Cherry variety. Allow yourselves to get very excited!

Foodie Market Paleo Bars: Brazil Nut & Cherry

Like the Coconut variety, these come in packs of five and cost £1.99 - a bargain when compared to similar bars on the market! They're gluten free, dairy free and suitable for vegans as well as paleos, containing natural cold-pressed ingredients like brazil nuts, dates, cherries, and almond oil.

Foodie Market Paleo Bars: Brazil Nut & Cherry

These are somewhat similar to The Primal Pantry's Brazil Nut & Cherry bars, but actually a lot nicer. The bars are firmer, with a delicious and slightly tart cherry flavour, and a nice fresh earthy nuttiness from the brazils. They felt like a real treat indeed, without being too sugary or sickly sweet. They were also very satisfying and filling.

Overall, out of the two varieties of Foodie Market Paleo Bars Aldi are doing these are a clear winner! Now I just need to try the Cashew Crush variety...

8.5 out of 10.

Comments

  1. Nicnak19 March 2017 at 10:32

    I totally agree with all your comments but was disappointed with the cashew nut bar, I don't like dates but couldn't taste them in the other bars you reviewed, but that was all I could taste with the cashew nut bar from Aldi, love the cherry and the coconut ones. Your reviews were spot on. Thank you.

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