KIND THINS Peanut Butter Dark Chocolate Bars – Portable Road Trip Snack for Glove Box and Carry-On, 100 Calorie Gluten Free
KIND THINS Peanut Butter Dark Chocolate Bars – Portable Road Trip Snack for Glove Box and Carry-On, 100 Calorie Gluten Free
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Why you'll love it
- Only 100 calories per bar removes the guilt of an afternoon treat
- Thin bar format feels lighter than a full-size KIND bar for casual snacking
- Clean ingredient list (no HFCS, no hydrogenated fats, no synthetic nitrates) reassures label-reading shoppers
- Gluten-free certification opens it up to celiac and sensitive shoppers
- Only 4g of sugar lets dark-chocolate lovers indulge without a sugar spike
- Individually wrapped 10-count pack offers built-in portion control
Perfect for
- Mid-morning or mid-afternoon office snack to fight the 3pm slump
- Pre- or post-workout energy bite that fits a 100-calorie budget
- Gluten-free lunchbox addition for kids at school
- Portable travel or road-trip snack for carry-on or glove box
- Guilt-free dessert swap for dark chocolate and peanut butter cravings
A thinner take on your favorite KIND bar
Crafted with sliced almonds for a chewier crunch and a lighter bite.
On the go
A gluten-free part of your on-the-go lifestyle.
Me-time. Any time.
Paired with a sweet chocolatey or caramel coating for a rich and indulgent experience.
Product Information
No hydrogenated fats or high fructose corn syrup allowed in any food No bleached or bromated flour No synthetic nitrates or nitrites
Package Dimensions : 5.98 x 5.63 x 2.05 inches; 0.74 ounces UPC : 602652296666 Manufacturer : KIND Units : 7.4 Ounce Best Sellers Rank: #14,423 in Grocery & Gourmet Food No hydrogenated fats or high fructose corn syrup allowed in any food No bleached or bromated flour No synthetic nitrates or nitrites KIND THINS Peanut Butter Dark Chocolate bars are a thinner take on your favorite KIND bar. These gluten free bars feature a thin layer of sliced cashews with a chocolatey coating and drizzle. These snack bars contain 4 grams of sugar and 100 calories per serving.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will KIND THINS melt in a hot car during a road trip?
Dark chocolate can soften in high heat, but the thin 0.74 oz format and small bar size make it less prone to a full melt than thicker chocolate bars. For best results on a long road trip, store the box in a glove box, cooler, or insulated bag rather than direct sunlight.
Is the packaging durable enough to toss in a hiking backpack?
Yes. The 10-count box is sturdy, and each bar is individually wrapped, so they hold up well inside a backpack, daypack, or duffel. Many hikers pack two or three bars per person per day as a calorie-light trail snack.
Are KIND THINS light enough to carry on a long backpacking trip?
Yes. Each bar is only 0.74 oz, so a 10-count box adds just over 7 oz of total weight. That makes THINS a popular lightweight addition to backpacking food bags for an evening treat or a quick mid-trail boost.
Can I bring this snack in my carry-on for a flight?
Yes. KIND THINS are solid food, individually wrapped, and TSA-friendly. They are a popular carry-on snack for flights because the dark chocolate and peanut butter flavor is more satisfying than most dry airplane snacks.
Will the bars get crushed inside a glove box or camping tote?
The thin format is more durable than thicker bars, and the individual wrappers protect them from most crushing. For very tight storage, tossing the box inside a dry bag or hard cooler is the safest option.
Is KIND THINS a good snack to keep in the car for road trips?
Yes. The 10-count box fits in a glove box, door pocket, or center console, and the individually wrapped bars make it easy to grab one at a rest stop without making a mess in the car.
Can I pack these in a picnic basket for an outdoor lunch?
Yes. The thin bar format layers well in a picnic basket next to sandwiches and fruit, and the individually wrapped packaging keeps the dark chocolate and peanut butter bars clean and ready to share with family or friends.
Are KIND THINS a smart energy bite for a day hike?
Yes. At 100 calories per bar with dark chocolate and peanut butter, KIND THINS are a popular pre-hike or mid-trail treat for hikers who want a light, calorie-controlled bite without carrying a full energy bar.
Will the dark chocolate and peanut butter flavor hold up in outdoor temperatures?
Dark chocolate is more heat-stable than milk chocolate, so the flavor and texture hold up reasonably well outdoors. Avoid leaving the bars in direct sun for long periods, and they will perform well on most outdoor outings.
How do KIND THINS compare to trail mix for an outdoor adventure?
Trail mix is great for hands-on snacking, but it can spill, melt chocolate chips, or attract wildlife. KIND THINS are individually wrapped, mess-free, and easier to ration, which makes them a cleaner alternative for hiking and camping.
Are KIND THINS better than energy gels for long outdoor workouts?
For a calorie-light treat, THINS win because they are easier to eat on a casual hike or ride. For high-intensity endurance events that need fast-absorbing carbs, energy gels or chews are still the better match. THINS work best as a low-effort outdoor snack.
How do KIND THINS compare to granola bars for camping trips?
KIND THINS are thinner, lighter, and individually wrapped, which makes them easier to pack and portion than most granola bars. Granola bars can be a heartier option for breakfast, while THINS are a great evening treat or quick trail bite.
Will the bars go stale on a multi-day camping trip?
The individually sealed wrappers protect freshness, so opened bars stay good for the day and unopened bars stay fresh for the entire trip. Keep them in a dry bag or sealed tote to avoid moisture from dew or rain.
Is it safe to pack KIND THINS in a hot car for an outdoor event?
For short periods, yes. If you are heading to a tailgate, beach day, or outdoor festival, the bars will hold up in a cooler or insulated bag. For multi-day heat exposure, a cooler is recommended to preserve the dark chocolate texture.
Can I share KIND THINS easily with a group on an outdoor outing?
Yes. The 10-count box is share-friendly, and the individually wrapped format makes it simple to hand out bars on a hike, picnic, or camping trip without anyone touching food they are not eating.
How should I store KIND THINS Peanut Butter Dark Chocolate bars?
Store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. The individually wrapped bars stay fresh in the original box at room temperature, and they have a long best-by date printed on the packaging.
How many bars are in a box and what is the serving size?
Each box contains 10 individually wrapped KIND THINS bars. The serving size is one 0.74 oz bar, which provides 100 calories.
Are KIND THINS suitable for people with celiac disease?
Yes. KIND THINS are certified gluten free, which makes them suitable for people with celiac disease and gluten sensitivity. Always check the current package label for the most up-to-date allergen and certification information.
Do KIND THINS contain any dairy or soy?
KIND THINS Peanut Butter Dark Chocolate may contain dairy and soy depending on the recipe version. Check the current ingredient panel on the package for the most accurate allergen information for your dietary needs.
What is the best way to open the individual bar wrapper?
Each bar is wrapped in a printed film with a tear notch on one end. Pull the tear notch gently along the length of the bar to open the wrapper without breaking the chocolate drizzle on top.
Are KIND THINS safe for people with nut allergies?
No. KIND THINS Peanut Butter Dark Chocolate contain peanuts and cashews and are made on equipment that processes other tree nuts. They are not safe for anyone with a peanut or tree nut allergy.
Do KIND THINS need to be refrigerated?
No refrigeration is required. The bars are stable at room temperature, and refrigeration can actually cause the dark chocolate coating to bloom or develop a white film on the surface.
What is the difference between KIND THINS and regular KIND bars?
KIND THINS are a thinner, lighter 100 calorie version of the original KIND bar, while regular KIND bars are larger and higher in calories. THINS are designed for casual, portion-controlled snacking, while full-size KIND bars are built as a more substantial snack.
