ALOHA Organic Plant Based Protein Bars, Coconut Chocolate Almond, 1.98-Ounce Bars (Pack of 12)

We love these bars! Quality ingredients, great texture, decent macros. I love a protein bar that is soy-free, easy on my tummy, and not full of sugar. This checks all the boxes for me!

Most healthy protein bars taste like someone scraped topsoil off the ground, threw in a raw fig, and pretend it’s so dang good just because it’s healthy. These don’t have that “Health Freak” taste tax where it’s barely edible and you have to convince yourself it’s worth it because you’re getting the right nutrients. I have one every morning now. The coconut chocolate chip and peanut butter cup flavors are both legitimately good. Not “good for a protein bar” good. Just good. When people first told me about these, I figured they were health who’d trained themselves to ignore terrible taste in the name of macros. You know the type. They’ll eat cardboard if it has 20 grams of protein. But no, these actually taste like something you’d want to eat. They’re not cheap. Around $3 per bar, which made me hesitate. But the quality is absolutely there. I was skeptical about the coconut flavor specifically. Thought it might be one of those situations where coconut takes over everything and you’re basically eating an earthy coconut shell. But they balanced it really well… where it’s like an added bonus to the flavor profile instead of overpowering the taste. The chocolate comes through. Whatever else is in there plays nice. Nothing overpowers anything. It all just works. My girlfriend tried one and immediately asked where I got them. That’s how you know it’s legit. If you’re tired of protein bars that taste like punishment, get these. Yeah, they cost more. But you’ll actually eat them instead of leaving half-finished bars in your car for three weeks because you couldn’t bring yourself to finish. Worth it.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Chocolatey, soft with a fantastic consistency - not chalky or difficult to chew at all. The coconut flavor is very present and honestly, it tastes like a delicious candy bar! I've tried nearly all the Aloha plant-based protein bars and this is by far my favorite flavor.

I like these bars. The added protein and fiber is good. The consistency and flavor reminded me of no bake cookies.

Tastes better than most protein bars. Tastes like coconut when mixed in my smoothies but not so much when eaten alone? Has natural ingredients and a good amount of protein

These ALOHA organic bars are so delicious, chewy and the texture is perfect. I intend to buy many more of them and the different ingredients. All natural ingredients and the value is important to me along with quality. I don't always feel like cooking for myself, so eating such a tasty bar is good way to get the protein content my body needs.

I eat a lot of vegan low sugar protein bars and have purchased hundreds of them bars over the years. These are my favorite. They taste really great not chalky or doughy. They are not high in sugar like many protein bars that are just a protein power candy bar. Finally, per ounce they are a good value for your money.

I've often looked for (and incorporated) products like this in my daily diet, namely foods that look/sounds like "dessert" but are real food. These often include dark chocolate, coconut, and some type of nut. After recently using KIND bars for awhile, I wanted to find something that had a bit better nutritional profile, as those have kind of a lot of sugar for the total amount of calories/nutrition. I stumbled upon these ALOHA bars and I couldn't be happier. The contents fit quite well into a dietary approach that is more whole-food oriented: low amount of total sugar, no artificial sweeteners, all organic, and even a significant amount of protein (albeit lesser-quality protein due to plant sources). For those who have moved away from the large amounts of sugar common in diets today, you will find these bars to be just sweet enough, while also presenting good flavor. My preferred consumption is with additional (88%) dark chocolate, blueberries, and macadamia nuts.