I Ate It: Quaker's New True Delights Bar
By: Stepfanie Romine,
DailySpark Blogger
3/31/2009 2:10 PM
: 169 comments
Usually I call these reviews "We Ate It" but this time, I was the only one who tried the product. I had heard about these Quaker True Delights bars on other food blogs, so I did a bit of research. They are offering free samples of these bars.
I ordered one and it came last Monday, along with a $1 off coupon. Needless to say, I barely had time to photograph my chocolate-raspberry bar before devouring it. Sorry, guys. There was only one. You'll have to order your own!
What they say:
"Quaker urges you to indulge wholesomely. And what better way to dive into responsible decadence than with our Dark Chocolate Raspberry Almond Quaker True Delights? With the surprisingly rich flavor combination of dark chocolate chunks, luscious raspberries and whole almonds, you might not be able to stop yourself."
What I say:
These come in three flavors: Honey Roasted Cashew Mixed Berry, Dark Chocolate Raspberry Almond, and Toasted Coconut Banana Macadamia Nut. I tried the raspberry-chocolate.
I liked this. It was the size and texture of a Quaker Chewy Granola Bar, but it was a little more grown-up in flavor. The chocolate and almond bits were embedded in the top, but the raspberry flavor was throughout.
The raspberry flavor tasted natural, but there was a slightly odd sweet aftertaste. (I think that was corn syrup.) I would eat this again. I liked that the chocolate chunks were sizable and on top of the bar. I got to taste each little bit of chocolate! This is definitely a step above the average granola bar. It feels more like a dessert than a snack.
Nutrition/Ingredients:
Price:
$3.49/box (5 bars)
Where to buy? Click here to find the product near you.
Have you tried these? Would you?
I ordered one and it came last Monday, along with a $1 off coupon. Needless to say, I barely had time to photograph my chocolate-raspberry bar before devouring it. Sorry, guys. There was only one. You'll have to order your own!
What they say:
"Quaker urges you to indulge wholesomely. And what better way to dive into responsible decadence than with our Dark Chocolate Raspberry Almond Quaker True Delights? With the surprisingly rich flavor combination of dark chocolate chunks, luscious raspberries and whole almonds, you might not be able to stop yourself."
What I say:
These come in three flavors: Honey Roasted Cashew Mixed Berry, Dark Chocolate Raspberry Almond, and Toasted Coconut Banana Macadamia Nut. I tried the raspberry-chocolate.
I liked this. It was the size and texture of a Quaker Chewy Granola Bar, but it was a little more grown-up in flavor. The chocolate and almond bits were embedded in the top, but the raspberry flavor was throughout.
The raspberry flavor tasted natural, but there was a slightly odd sweet aftertaste. (I think that was corn syrup.) I would eat this again. I liked that the chocolate chunks were sizable and on top of the bar. I got to taste each little bit of chocolate! This is definitely a step above the average granola bar. It feels more like a dessert than a snack.
Nutrition/Ingredients:
Price:
$3.49/box (5 bars)
Where to buy? Click here to find the product near you.
Have you tried these? Would you?
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Comments
I'm new to Spark. I'm currently taking a Marketing class which eventually lead me to this site. Well here is my dilemma, I need some demographics of those who have tried the new product true delights. I would greatly appreciate your feed back on these set of questions , for those who have tried it. 1. What does the name sound to you 2. Quality taste 3. How does it make you feel 4. What do you think 5. What comes to mind when you first look at it 6. On a rating scale 1-5, how would you rate the overall product 7. After sampling the product, would you buy it again 8. What store sold them to you 9. Who would you recommend the product to 10. Does the ilustration catch your eye 11. Age (for demographics) 12. What changes would you make 13. Why would you buy the product (appeal) 14. Where does the product fit in (snack or fitness) 15. Ethnicity (this is for demographics only)
This would be a great help in completing my college project. My marketing team does not have available funds to buy the product that's why I'm on the internet. It would mean a whole lot to my team to accomplish this task, without this task we cannot move on to the next step in the project. I thank you and appreciate the feedback (survey, questionaire). - 4/17/2009 1:02:48 PM
Love the coupons too..... now that DH retires, my being disabled, we could use the coupons. Thank You! - 4/1/2009 10:31:14 PM
thanks - 4/1/2009 3:29:21 PM
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