LÄRABAROriginal Fruit & Nut Bars Box Pecan Pie 16

Tasty but very oily!

Amazon seems to be the only place that I can find this pecan pie flavor. This is now the third time the I've ordered from this seller. Just like the previous boxes ordered, this shipment has oil stains all over it. The bars themselves have oil either on the packaging, and/or inside of the packaging of the bar. They were still soft, not out dated, and tasted good. I will say that it is frustrating having to receive product in this manner, and it can make you question the quality.

It looks like some kind of chemical spilled all over my box. It arrived open, with everything spilled out, but that isn’t my issue. There are stains all over the box showing something was spilled on it. The box is also badly scratched and frankly looks like someone kicked it all the way to my house. The bars themselves seem wrong. By that I mean the way they feel in the wrappers - I am not opening them. Normally, these bars have a certain firmness to them; however these feel mushy and it makes me think that whatever spilled all over the box made it through their wrappings. The fact that anyone thought this was ok to send to someone is mind-boggling and I wouldn’t risk eating these at all. I doubt I will order any other food products from Amazon again and definitely not this product.

Second time I have received a greasy box that appears to have resulted from something smashing the box causing some of the packaging containing the bars to start leaking and resulting in oil from the bars leaking into the box. However, this time a bar was missing too; not the first time for a missing bar either... but this time was the last straw and is now resulting in this negative review.

Every time I get this flavor, the bars are really oily, so much so that there is oil on the inside of the box... Which is always open and bars are all over the place. It's like this flavor, and this flavor only, is stored in some shipping container in the Sahara desert until you place an order. Then they use a medieval catapult to launch them into a shipping box for international commerce.