The Kirkland Signature Nut Bars at Costco, available in a 30 count box, are pretty tasty and I go through a box much faster than I should. The bars contain large pieces of almonds, cashews and pecans that are held together with salted chocolate.
Keep reading and we will cover:
- What Do the Nut Bars Taste Like
- Calories in the Nut Bars
- Price of Kirkland Nut Bars at Costco
Kirkland Signature Nut Bars Taste Test!
The bars are absolutely loaded with almonds, pecans and cashews so you are sure to get your fix if you are a nut lover. The chocolate is flavorful, but not too sweet, with just the right amount of saltiness.
The texture of the bar is crunchy with just a little bit of chewiness. These bars are a stark contrast to the “mushiness” of Costco’s protein bars.
The Kirkland Signature nut bars appear to be formulated to compete Head to Head with the Kind brand of almond nut bars. Personally I think the Kirkland product is much better than the Kind brand. While both brands have plenty of almonds, Kirkland bars have cashews and pecans instead of the peanuts in Kind.
Calories in Costco’s Nut Bars
One bar is a single serving and has the following calories and nutritional information:
- Calories: 200
- Fat: 15g
- Cholesterol: 0mg
- Sodium: 125mg
- Carbohydrates: 17g
- Protein: 5g
These bars have the Beyond Celiac Gluten Free Certification.
At 200 calories with 4g of added sugars this is not a diet food but it is healthy enough that I don’t feel guilty eating them.
Price of Kirkland Signature Nut Bars at Costco
These bars are Item Number 1300509 and are found at the front of the warehouse with the protein bars, and steak strips and protein drinks.
The 30 count box of 1.4 ounce bars costs $16.49 which comes out to a cost of $0.55 per bar.
In contrast, you can buy a 12 pack of 1.4 ounce Kind bars at Walmart for $14.96 which works out to a cost of $1.25 per bar.
This means that you will save $0.70 per bar (56%) when you buy Kirkland Nut Bars at Costco!
