Back to Nature - Honey Graham Sticks

This company makes a TON of nutty foods, and they (used to?) use "tree nuts" to make the print on their packaging, so this is just extremely terrifying. But the allergy label didn't mention nuts and their labelling is supposed to be good, so I ate these. They tasted like drier, crispier honey teddy grahams. This is fine, but they weren't good enough to overcome my allergy nervousness, so I would not get them again. If you have no allergies then these are probably just a fine snack but still nothing to write home (or blog) about.

Overall
Cost: 6/10
Taste: 5/10

Back to Nature Apple Blueberry Granola

This is OK. Basically, I was shocked to see a granola that I wasn't allergic to, so I bought it! And I do like fruit, so it seemed like a good call. however, I don't like it nearly as much as Quaker Granola (probably because it has less sugar, heh heh). It's also very hard to bite into. The taste is good; it is definitely fruity, but more apple than blueberry. The blueberries are just these hollow little dry berry-looking shells, which is unpleasant. It's definitely filling and a decent snack for allergy-havers though! They have a pecan flavor, but no peanut as far as I can tell. And they do have allergy warnings on their other products, but not this one. So I felt pretty safe with it.

Overall
Cost: 3/10
Taste: 6/10