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An earth-first brand that's light on its feet
Fruits and nuts are grown all around the world. Paying careful attention to the source of these ingredients should be a top priority for brands. And for Shār it is. The Climate Neutral Certified company uses only small-batch, responsibly sourced organic ingredients. They consider themselves "earth-first" because they make sure to think about the planet in all of their practices. Like using 100% compostable bamboo cones for sampling. They also package their trail mix in a recyclable, refillable tube that is totally plastic-free. And that's not all, as members of the Conservation Alliance they've pledged 20% of their annual net profits to the organization as ongoing support.
Shār is officially Climate Neutral Certified. They measured their 2020 carbon emissions, offset their entire footprint, and are committed to reducing future emissions.
Learn MoreThe trail mix tubes are refillable for up to a year and recyclable. The tubes are also 100% plastic-free and compostable, as are the eco-bags used for shār's bulk products.
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Shār trail mixes are 100% organic and responsibly sourced from small family farms.
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In addition to giving that 20% of annual net profits to The Conservation Alliance, they are also members of 1% for the Planet.
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About the Brand
Shār
Shār (say it like care, or bear, or you know, share) was founded by Peter Rushford. Peter set out to create a healthy, delicious and ethical snack back in 2013 and we’re so glad he did. Sourcing his nine nuts, fruit and chocolate chips from organic, small-batch and responsibly sourced producers, Peter carries this commitment through to his plastic-free packaging. And he donates 20% of net profits to the Conservation Alliance.
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Katie says, "You have to make a perfect handful with the right ratio of each piece." But the ingredients would also taste great as a homemade granola bar or added into your next batch of cookies.
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United StatesLoved it!
Best trail mix I've ever had. Total quality packed into a cool looking sustainable package perfectly measured out!
United StatesSo Delicious
Easily my favorite trail mix I have ever bought. Perfect balance of sweet and salty and just the right amount of dark chocolate.
United StatesTop notch trail mix
It is what it says it is. Very good trail mix. All of the pieces were very fresh looking and tasting. I think this would be best given as a gift because at $9.50 a pop, I wouldn't consider this an all-the-time item. However, I love the zero waste packaging and the quality of the trail mix is top notch.
United StatesIt was good; not great
The mix I received wasn't even close to my favorite. It had a lot of almonds, which I can't eat bc they're too hard for my teeth. I liked that it wasn't a sweetened mix, but the variety of the mixture was lacking. The quantity was also lacking for the price. For less than the cost of this mix, I was able to order 13 unsweetened ingredients on Amazon & make 9# of mix for only a few cents more. This isn't something I'll order again.
United StatesGreat taste, but expensive for a small quantity
This is a great tasting, high quality, trail mix but I probably won’t purchase it again due to cost. It’s a small container. I’d call it 2-3 small portions or 1 large portion. I find the name, Shar , a bit misleading because its a stretch for it to be enough for 2 hungry adults. Maybe the name is ironic because it’s so good you won’t want to share it? My guess is the price reflects the costs involved in producing a quality, sustainable product (and pay fair wages to do it.) It is unfair to compare the price of this product to big box trail mix where production costs are as low as possible but the reality is those are the prices we’ve gotten used to.
