Ingredients and Nutritional Value: Trader Joe's Mango & Cream Bars
-water
-sugar
-mango
-cream
-glucose syrup (corn)
-citric acid
-annatto (color)
-fat free milk powder
One serving size of Trader Joe's Mango & Cream Bars equals one bar. Each serving contains only 60 calories, 20 calories of which are from fat.
Percent Daily Values based on a 2,000 calorie diet are as follows:
Vitamin A = 4%
Vitamin C = 2%
Calcium = 2%
Iron = 0%
According to the box, under the list of ingredients, the vendors of Trader Joe's Mango & Cream Bars work, using Good Manufacturing Practices, to avoid cross contact with allergens by keeping ingredients apart from each other.
Note: Trader Joe's Mango & Cream Bars are manufactured in a plant that also processes peanuts and tree nuts.
Preparation: Trader Joe's Mango & Cream Bars
Trader Joe's Mango & Cream Bars require no preparation prior to eating with the exception of having been kept frozen. Simply remove a Trader Joe's Mango & Cream Bar from the box, tear open the wrapper and enjoy! Well, that's how I do it, at least. Instructions on a box of Trader Joe's Mango & Cream Bars state that you should hold the wrapped bar firmly in one hand. With your other hand, push the end of the Trader Joe's Mango & Cream Bar through the top seam of the wrapping.
Price and Packaging: Trader Joe's Mango & Cream Bars
The cost of a box of Trader Joe's Mango & Cream Bars is $3.49.
Trader Joe's Mango & Cream Bars come in boxes of 8 bars weighing 40 grams apiece. The net weight of a box of Trader Joe's Mango & Cream Bars is 11.29 ounces or 320 grams.
The packaging of Trader Joe's Mango & Cream Bars is attractive. They come in a box decorated with mango colorings. The print is in bold blue and white lettering.
Recommendation: Trader Joe's Mango & Cream Bars
Trader Joe's Mango & Cream Bars receive my highest recommendation! Granted, my daughter was surprised when she opened one to find that there was no stick as on most ice cream bars, but that proved to be no problem. Each Trader Joe's Mango & Cream bar has a section of delicious mango and a smaller section of cream connected to it. They are easy to eat, using the wrapper to keep your fingers clean or you can put them into a bowl and eat them with a spoon.
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Published by Susan Sonnen
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