Rich peanut butter sticks to oats and rice crisps for a chewy bar that'll stick to your ribs all day. Add that to dark chocolate and savory seeds, and you've got an eight-ingredient recipe for success.
Sustainable goodness
Kate's Real Food is built around an effort to reduce their carbon footprint and promote the use of reusable, recyclable materials.
How it does good
Leaving the world better than they found it
Kate’s Real Food was founded to fuel adventures, and it knows that, without a healthy planet, our adventuring options would be pretty limited. They've built a company around using organic, non-GMO ingredients, grown and produced without harmful pesticides or additives. By using fair-trade chocolate in their bars, they also stand against unfair labor practices in the cocoa industry and support farmers and manufacturers as well as their communities. In their own facilities, they place a priority on recycling, and they let customers do the same with 100% recyclable caddies for all their bars. But they know it's vital to keep improving, and they’re currently developing recyclable wrappers to keep their bars fresh and eco-friendly.
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low carbon footprint
Kate's Real Food uses LED lighting, which is more efficient and less wasteful. On top of their own initiatives to recycle plastics, glass, paper, metals, lightbulbs, and cardboard, they're working with national recycling programs to cut out waste in all offices and factories. -
responsible sourcing
From oats to nuts to fruits and beyond, all the ingredients Kate’s Real Food uses are certified organic. They source from farmers and producers who use sustainable growing and manufacturing practices. They are also committed to using only fair-trade chocolate. -
recyclable packaging
In addition to environment-sustaining practices of their own, they donate a portion of their proceeds to the National Parks Foundation. -
recyclable packaging
The caddy their bars come in is made from recycled paperboard and safe, compostable ink in addition to being 100% curbside recyclable.
How to use it
Enjoy with orange juice and yogurt for a balanced breakfast that'll keep you energized 'til dinner.
When you're done...
The wrapper is recyclable through TerraCycle by following our special instructions. The cardboard caddy is curbside recyclable.
These are general guidelines for broadly-recyclable materials. Check with your local recycler to confirm what they take.
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