You might want to check out You Bars. Mark recommended them, and I've used them twice. You can 'make' your own bars by choosing items from their listings. It's actually quite fun!
I'm still trying to decide what to bring to keep my full during my week long trip next week to camp as a counselor. I was looking at KIND bars, but I don't like nuts too much.
Is there anything else that I could bring that's high in fiber (to keep me full) and nut-less? And semi-primal at least?
You might want to check out You Bars. Mark recommended them, and I've used them twice. You can 'make' your own bars by choosing items from their listings. It's actually quite fun!
Jerky?
Check out the assorted Lara bars. Some don't have nuts.
My vote is for larabars. They're pretty tasty. Or you could make your own. It's not hard.
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Last edited by Blackcatbone; 08-01-2012 at 02:07 PM.
i have these Welcome to Oskri Organics some of the ingredients is not completely paleo. Larabars are good but i think most of them contain nuts.
Maybe dates and flax seed meal? But blanched almonds don't really have much of a taste if it's the flavor you don't like. If it's that you avoid nuts for health reasons then flax. Or chia seeds. If you have a food processor and chop the dates finely you could pretty much add whatever you like. You may be able to find a recipe with coconut flour, dates and other stuff that you could bake into something bar-like.