A Review of Rite Aid Pantry Energy Trail Mix: Sodium Free

I like trying different brands of trail mix. Recently, I came across a bag of Rite Aid Pantry Energy Trail Mix in the snacks section of my local Rite Aid store. This snack looked very good. I decided to purchase it, try it out and write a product review all about my personal experience with it. Here is what I discovered!

A dear relative of mine had sent me on a search for an affordable and good trail mix. When I spotted the large bag of Rite Aid Pantry Energy Trail Mix, I was captivated. This snack is sodium free, has no high fructose corn syrup in it, is cholesterol free and fairly low in saturated fat. Awesome! I loved all of those facts about this product. I could not wait to taste this trail mix! It costs a bit over four dollars.

This snack has peanuts, raisins, banana chips, almonds, kernels, sunflower seeds, dates and mangoes in it. I love all of those ingredients. This seemed like a creative blend of fruits and nuts to me. This bag is bright sky blue and has the Rite Aid Panty label on it. This bag is easy to open and it is also re sealable. I liked that! I can keep this snack fresh and it is very portable and easy to take on the go, on trips and in bag lunches. This bag is huge, did I mention that? It has twenty servings in it. Fantastic! This mix also has some fiber in it. It has a money back if you are not satisfied guarantee. You can't beat that deal.

When I tasted Rite Aid Pantry Energy Trail Mix, I liked it. It is hearty, filling and tasty. You will not get any salt or sodium here as this snack is sodium free. I did not mind that at all. This trail mix is great without the salt, in my opinion. While it is not the best trail mix, it is yummy. Lots of raisins, sunflower seeds, dates, raisins, peanuts and banana chips. This one will please trail mix lovers with it's simplicity. Lots of fun and fabulous flavor.

One serving has 130 calories. 70 of those calories are from fat. One serving has 8 grams of total fat, 2.5 grams of saturated fat, 0 grams of trans fat, 0 mg's of cholesterol, yay, o mg's of sodium, wonderful, 14 grams of total carbs, 2 grams of dietary fiber, 8 grams of sugars and 3 grams of protein. This snack has small amounts of calcium and iron in it. This product does contain peanuts and tree nuts. It is also processed in a plant that manufactures soy, wheat and milk ingredients.

I liked trying Rite Aid Pantry Energy Trail Mix and writing a product review about it. This is a tasty snack that is healthy and sodium and cholesterol free. I rate it three and one half stars out of five stars. My friends liked this one and I probably would buy it again. It is budget friendly.