Palm Oil Free Snack Bars
We ran 906 snack bars through our palm oil free rules: 24 pass, 12 need a label check, and 314 don't make it.
Cereal and protein bars need a binder, and the binder is often a fat: palm oil in the cheaper bars, cocoa butter or nut butter in the better ones. The chocolate or yogurt coating is a second place to look. A bar that names its fats by plant and lists nut butter as the binder is the usual pass.
You can eat these

Fruit sticks Blueberry

Osm bar cranberry w blackcurrant - Osm

Lemon delight thins

PROTEIN WHOLE SEED BARS cranberry & raspberry flavour

Custard cookies and cream protein bar

Protein Bar Rich Chocolate

RASPBERRY TRUFFLE FLAVOURED HIGH PROTEIN BAR

fruit free bars

Fruit free bar

HIGH PROTEIN DARK CHOC SALTED CARAMEL

Riegel Lemon-Cheesecake

Juice bar

Almond Choco Fudge

Muesli+ (Fruits + Nuts & Seeds)

Breakfast Protein Bar Apricot Fig

Breakfast protein bar

Almond Coconut Breakfast Protein Bar

Chocolate Chunk Nuts

Yoga bar 23G protein muesli + choco almond + cranberry

Protein bar appel kaneel

CLEAN PROTEIN BAR

Vezelreep

B\'tween Melkchocoladd

Noten & granen repen amandel & havermout
Where the traps are
What actually disqualifies snack bars from a palm oil free diet, counted across 60 of the 314 products that fail:
Check the label first
For these, the data is incomplete or an ingredient can go either way. We say so instead of guessing. Tap one to see exactly what's unclear.

MUSASHI PROTEIN CRISP CHOC PEANUT

Roasted Nut Bars Trail Mix

Custard Protein Bar White Choc Raspberry

Berries & Yoghurt Aussie Oat Bars

Protein Cookies Cream

Salted Dark Choc & Almond Protein Bar

Carman's dark choc cherry and coconut

Cheerios

Energy Bar Quinoa Almond

Max protein daily choco almond bar

Choco Classic Bar

Eurosport Energy Bar Cherry
Verdicts are automated checks based on Open Food Facts data. Formulations change, so always confirm on the physical label.