Bear Naked Granola Cereal – After-School Snack Bowl for Active Kids and Hungry Teens, 12oz Pouch
Bear Naked Granola Cereal – After-School Snack Bowl for Active Kids and Hungry Teens, 12oz Pouch
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Why you'll love it
- 30g of whole grains per serving delivers genuine satiety and sustained morning energy
- Non-GMO Project Verified label reassures ingredient-conscious shoppers
- Resealable pouch lets you bowl it, palm it, or bag it without stale leftovers
- Blend of almonds, pecans, walnuts, raisins and cranberries provides balanced sweet-savory taste in one product
- Kosher OK Pareve certification opens the brand to a wider range of dietary households
- Trusted Kellanova/WK Kellogg Co. manufacturer backing offers grocery-aisle credibility
- Low sodium content
- Contains whole nuts (walnut halves, pecan halves, whole almonds)
- Good as a cereal with milk
- Good for dieting
- Non-GMO ingredients
- Provides good fiber and protein source
- Keeps you full until lunch
- Right amount of raisins for those who don't normally like raisins
- Freshness maintained (not dried out or stale)
Perfect for
- Quick weekday breakfast served in a bowl with milk or yogurt
- Grab-and-go snack straight from the resealable pouch during work or travel
- Trail or hike energy snack that delivers whole grains and nut protein
- Yogurt or smoothie bowl topping for added crunch and fruit
- Lunchbox add-in for older kids in nut-permitted schools
- Sprinkling on ice cream
- Using as a salad topping
- Eating directly from the bag as a snack
- Adding to oatmeal
- Mixing with additional trail mix
Oh-So Snackable
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Happy-Go-Lucky Mornings
Bear Naked granolas are made from the finest, Non-GMO ingredients. So mouthwatering, you’ll look forward to breakfast the moment you wake up.
Add a Sprinkle of Sweetness
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A Simple, Delectable Recipe
Crunchy, sweet, and oh, so creamy – these Granola Peanut Butter Cups mix Bear Naked Peanut Butter granola with three simple ingredients. Try it out!
Product Information
A delicious blend of whole grain oats, hearty almonds, luscious raisins, dried cranberries, pecans and walnuts Bear Naked Fruit and Nut Granola is a tasty way to start your day 30 grams of whole grains per 60 gram serving; Non-GMO Project Verified and Kosher OK Pareve Take-anywhere resealable pouch makes for the perfect portable snack; Bowl it, palm it, bag it Includes 1, 12-ounce pouch of Bear Naked Granola; Packaged for freshness and great taste
Product Dimensions : 6.5 x 2.5 x 9.5 inches; 12.8 ounces Item model number : 856416000017 UPC : 856416000017 Manufacturer : WK Kellogg Company Units : 12.0 Ounce Best Sellers Rank: #8,259 in Grocery & Gourmet Food A delicious blend of whole grain oats, hearty almonds, luscious raisins, dried cranberries, pecans and walnuts Bear Naked Fruit and Nut Granola is a tasty way to start your day 30 grams of whole grains per 60 gram serving; Non-GMO Project Verified and Kosher OK Pareve Take-anywhere resealable pouch makes for the perfect portable snack; Bowl it, palm it, bag it Includes 1, 12-ounce pouch of Bear Naked Granola; Packaged for freshness and great taste
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this granola safe to pack in a school lunchbox for nut-tolerant schools?
Bear Naked Fruit and Nut Granola contains whole almonds, pecans, and walnuts, so it is appropriate only for schools and classrooms that permit nuts. For nut-tolerant lunchboxes, it adds 30g of whole grains, fiber, and plant protein that parents appreciate as a wholesome add-in.
Is it a filling enough after-school snack to tide kids over until dinner?
Yes. The combination of whole grain oats, whole almonds, pecans, walnuts, raisins, and cranberries delivers fiber and plant protein that helps bridge the gap between school pickup and dinnertime, especially for active kids and hungry teens.
Will my picky eater actually like the raisins and cranberries?
Bear Naked uses a balanced sweet-savory blend, and many parents report that even raisin-skeptical kids enjoy it because the proportion of dried fruit is moderate. The crunchy nuts and oats balance the sweetness, so the overall flavor is more granola-bowl than candy.
Can my older kids reseal the pouch themselves without spilling it in their backpacks?
The stand-up pouch has a simple zip-style seal that older kids and tweens can usually operate on their own. Once sealed, the flexible pouch flexes with movement in a backpack, so it does not crack or pop open the way a rigid box might.
Is the ingredient list transparent enough for parents who read labels?
Yes. Bear Naked maintains a transparent ingredient list focused on whole grain oats and recognizable whole food additions like almonds, pecans, walnuts, raisins, and cranberries, with Non-GMO Project Verified ingredients and no artificial flavors or colors. Parents who scan labels appreciate that simplicity.
Is this a healthier lunchbox add-in than granola bars?
Compared to many packaged granola bars that contain added chocolate, syrups, or rice crisps, Bear Naked Fruit and Nut Granola offers whole grain oats, real whole nuts, and dried fruit in a transparent ingredient list. Parents looking for a less-processed lunchbox option often choose it as a swap.
How does it compare to other kids' granolas with chocolate or candy pieces?
Bear Naked skips the chocolate chips and candy-coated pieces, relying instead on the natural sweetness of raisins and cranberries paired with whole almonds, pecans, and walnuts. For parents who want a less-sweet option, it is a more wholesome choice while still tasting like a treat.
Is it a smarter after-school snack than cookies or chips?
Yes. Each 60g serving provides 30g of whole grains, plant-based protein from whole nuts, and fiber from oats and dried fruit, which keeps kids satisfied longer than refined-grain cookies or salty chips. It satisfies the after-school snack craving with more nutritional substance.
Could the whole nut pieces be a choking concern for younger children?
Whole almonds, pecans, and walnuts can pose a choking risk for very young children, so Bear Naked Fruit and Nut Granola is best suited for older kids, tweens, and teens whose chewing skills are more developed. Parents should follow standard age-appropriate feeding guidelines for whole nuts.
Is the 12oz bag the right size for a family's weekly snack rotation?
For most families with one or two kids in nut-tolerant schools, a single 12oz bag lasts about a week when portioned into lunchboxes and after-school bowls. Buying two or three bags at a time usually unlocks better value and keeps the snack rotation consistent.
Will the dried fruit make the granola too sticky for a lunchbox?
No. The raisins and cranberries are tossed with the dry oats and nuts, so the mixture stays loose and crunchy rather than clumping. It travels well in a sealed container or sandwich bag without turning into a sticky mass by lunchtime.
Does it contain any artificial colors or flavors that parents try to avoid?
Bear Naked Fruit and Nut Granola is made with Non-GMO Project Verified ingredients and avoids artificial flavors and colors, which is one of the main reasons label-reading parents keep it on the family grocery list.
How should I store Bear Naked Fruit and Nut Granola after opening?
Press the resealable stand-up pouch closed firmly after each use and store it in a cool, dry place such as a pantry or kitchen cabinet. The seal locks out moisture and air, keeping the whole grain oats, whole almonds, pecans, walnuts, raisins, and cranberries crunchy and fresh for several weeks after opening.
Can I serve this granola with milk, yogurt, or hot water?
Yes. Bear Naked Fruit and Nut Granola works well as a cold breakfast cereal with dairy or plant milk, mixed into Greek yogurt parfaits, sprinkled over smoothie bowls, or poured over oatmeal. For camping or quick prep, hot water softens the oats into a no-cook porridge-style bowl.
What is the best way to portion a serving from the 12oz bag?
A standard serving is 60g, which provides 30g of whole grains. Most kitchen scales or measuring cups make it easy to portion a single serving into a bowl, a yogurt parfait, or a reusable snack bag for on-the-go use.
Is this granola compatible with nut-free school policies?
No. Bear Naked Fruit and Nut Granola contains whole almonds, pecans, and walnuts, so it is not compatible with nut-free school policies. It is best suited for nut-tolerant schools, nut-permitted classrooms, and family environments where whole nuts are welcome.
Does this granola pair well with a high-protein diet or meal plan?
Yes. The whole almonds, pecans, and walnuts provide plant-based protein and healthy fats, and a 60g serving pairs naturally with Greek yogurt, cottage cheese, milk, or a scoop of protein powder in a smoothie bowl for shoppers who track macros.
What comes in the package when I order Bear Naked Fruit and Nut Granola?
Each order contains one 12oz resealable stand-up pouch of Bear Naked Fruit and Nut Granola weighing 12.8oz packaged. No additional bowls, scoops, or accessories are included, and no setup is required; simply open the pouch, pour, and enjoy.
Is this product safe for people with common food allergies?
Bear Naked Fruit and Nut Granola contains tree nuts (almonds, pecans, walnuts) and is made in a facility that may also process other allergens. Shoppers with nut allergies, gluten sensitivities, or other dietary restrictions should review the full ingredient list on the package before consuming.
How long does an unopened bag stay fresh?
Unopened, the 12oz pouch is sealed against moisture and oxygen and is marked with a best-by date printed on the package. Stored in a cool, dry pantry, it stays fresh well past purchase, and once opened the resealable pouch preserves crunch for several weeks of regular use.
What is the difference between granola and trail mix?
Granola is typically baked from whole grain oats combined with sweeteners, nuts, and dried fruit, giving it a clustered, crunchy texture. Trail mix is usually an unbaked blend of nuts, seeds, dried fruit, and sometimes chocolate or candy. Bear Naked Fruit and Nut Granola sits at the intersection, offering baked granola clusters with whole nuts and dried fruit that can be eaten as a cereal or mixed into a custom trail blend.

