BEST BEFORE DATE- 13 JUNE 2023

Hello there, marshmallow enthusiasts!

Are you in search of a snack that's delightful, satisfying, and guilt-free? Well, we've found the perfect treat that's going to make your snack-time an absolute delight. Allow us to introduce you to the Marshmallow Crispy Treat Non-GMO Bars!

Now, these are not your average marshmallow treats. These are a crispy, chewy, marshmallowy wonderland packed into a handy bar. Imagine the comforting sweetness of a marshmallow coupled with the satisfying crunch of crisped rice. It's like a party in your mouth where everyone's invited!

But these aren't just about the taste. Each bar is Non-GMO, so you can snack easy, knowing that you're not just feeding your cravings, but you're doing so responsibly. Say goodbye to those chemical-laden, overly processed snacks. This is clean, honest snacking at its best!

And did we mention convenience? Each pack comes with six individually wrapped bars, making them the perfect on-the-go snack. Slide them into your lunchbox, keep them at your work desk, or just enjoy them at home. Anytime, anywhere, your Marshmallow Crispy Treat is ready to thrill your taste buds.

Whether you're a busy mom looking for healthier snack options, an office-goer in need of a quick pick-me-up, or just someone who appreciates a good, honest treat, the Marshmallow Crispy Treat Non-GMO Bars are just the thing for you.

So why wait? Delight your taste buds and fuel your day with the Marshmallow Crispy Treat Non-GMO Bars. Get your pack today, and let your snacking become an event to look forward to. Happy munching!

• Before the 'best before' date: The granola bars should be at their best quality. They're safe to eat and should taste as the manufacturer intended.

• Up to a few weeks past the 'best before' date: The granola bars are likely still safe to eat, but the quality may start to degrade. The texture might be a bit less crunchy, and the flavor may be slightly diminished.

• A few weeks to a few months past the 'best before' date: The bars may still be safe to consume, but the quality will likely continue to decrease.