RXBAR Honey Cinnamon Peanut Butter Bar – Trail-Ready Hiking Snack with 10g Protein
RXBAR Honey Cinnamon Peanut Butter Bar – Trail-Ready Hiking Snack with 10g Protein
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Why you'll love it
- Short, recognizable ingredient list (oats, honey, peanuts, egg whites, cinnamon) builds trust over lab-formulated bars
- Dual texture — soft creamy nut butter layered with hearty whole-grain oats — delivers satisfaction beyond chalky competitors
- 10g protein plus 18g whole grain offers genuine satiety, not just empty calories
- Naturally gluten-free and Kosher Pareve broadens who can safely enjoy it
- Individually portioned bars in a portable box fit seamlessly into packed schedules and gym bags
- Honey cinnamon peanut butter flavor profile feels like a treat rather than a clinical health food
Perfect for
- Mid-morning office snack to sustain energy and avoid the vending machine
- Pre-workout fuel roughly 30-60 minutes before training
- Post-workout recovery snack with 10g protein
- Trail or hike energy bar that holds up in a backpack
- Grab-and-go breakfast replacement on busy mornings
- Travel or road trip snack that doesn't need refrigeration
Product Information
Discover a delicious protein bar made with simple ingredients: oats, honey, peanuts, egg whites, and a dash of cinnamon
Take a bite of a protein bar that’s soft yet crispy; Creamy nut butter and hearty whole grain oats combine for tasty flavor and texture
Made with 10g protein (13% daily value); Gluten free; USDA Whole Grain-Rich; Kosher Pareve; Contains peanut and egg ingredients
These tasty bars with only a few simple ingredients are great for the office, before or after your workout, or to stay fueled on the trail
Includes 1, 9.7oz box containing 5 RXBAR Nut Butter and Oat Honey Cinnamon Peanut Butter protein bars
Simple, delicious ingredients make RXBAR Nut Butter and Oat Honey Cinnamon Peanut Butter protein bars a tasty go-to for your on-the-go snack. These soft and crispy nut butter bars are filled with ingredients you can recognize. Each snack bar is made with soft-rolled oats, peanuts, egg whites, honey, and a dash of cinnamon. Made with 10g of protein (13% of daily value) and conveniently gluten free, so you can take on the day; Each bar is made with 18g of whole grain (13g total whole grain per RACC). They're just the right snack to grab on your way out the door. With the delicious combination of honey and peanut butter, enjoy wholesome goodness with simple ingredients. These protein bars fill you up and get you going with the perfect texture and flavor. On your way to the gym, in the office, or a simple snack you'll love, improve your routine with RXBAR Nut Butter and Oat Honey Cinnamon Peanut Butter protein bars
Ingredients
Oats, Honey, Peanut Butter (Peanuts), Egg Whites, Peanuts, Pumpkin Seeds, Brown Rice, Avocado And/Or High Oleic Sunflower Oil, Coconut Sugar, Oat Fiber, Sea Salt, Cinnamon, Natural Flavors.
Items Details
Snack Food Bar Type: Protein
Diet Type: Gluten Free
Product Benefits: Fiber
Age Range Description: Adult
Allergen Information: Eggs, Milk, Peanuts, Soy, Tree Nuts
Specialty: Gluten Free
Protein: 10 g
Package Type Name: Box
Coin Variety 1: Peanut Butter
Vitamins And Minerals: 0.0, 0.0, 1.2, 170.0, 20.0, 230.0 milligrams, 170 milligrams
Item Form: Bar
Global Trade Identification Number: 00193908005168
Part Number: 0193908005168
Item Type Name: Bars/Soft and crispy Peanut Butter bars/Protein bars
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this bar hold up in a backpack on a long day hike without turning into crumbs?
Yes. The bar uses soft-rolled oats bound with peanut butter and honey, which gives it enough structure to survive a backpack, jacket pocket, or hip belt. The individually wrapped packaging adds an extra layer of protection against trail conditions.
Does it need to stay cool if I am carrying it on a summer trail?
No refrigeration is required. The bar is shelf-stable and designed for portable use, so it handles car, pack, and locker-room temperatures without any special handling.
Is this a good pre-hike snack about 30 to 60 minutes before I start climbing?
Yes. With 10g protein and 18g whole grain, it works well as a measured pre-effort fuel that sits comfortably in your stomach, which is the typical window hikers use for a portable bar.
Can I use it as a post-hike recovery bar?
It works well for that. The 10g of protein from peanuts and egg whites, combined with the carbohydrate from oats and honey, is a sensible post-effort combination for refueling after a long day on the trail.
Does the honey cinnamon peanut butter flavor taste good cold or at altitude?
Customers consistently find the flavor holds up well in outdoor conditions. The honey and cinnamon read clearly even when the bar is cool, and the peanut butter base stays pleasantly soft rather than waxy.
Is this a smart pick for a multi-day backpacking trip?
Yes. Because the bars are individually wrapped, shelf-stable, and calorie-dense from whole grains and nut butter, they are a reliable addition to a backpacking food bag and pair well with other lightweight staples.
Will it melt in a hot car after a trail run or climb?
The bar holds its structure better than a chocolate-coated bar, but like any nut butter product, it will soften in extreme heat. For very hot days, keeping it in a cooler or insulated pocket helps preserve the intended texture.
Is the packaging easy to open with cold or gloved hands on the trail?
The individually wrapped bars are designed to be opened quickly with minimal fuss. Most outdoor users find them easier to unwrap on the move than foil-sealed energy bar wrappers.
Is this a better trail snack than a standard granola bar?
For most hikers, yes. The added 10g of protein delivers more staying power on the trail, and the short ingredient list means you are not carrying a bar loaded with syrups and fillers that can spike and crash your energy.
How does it compare to typical energy chews or gels for hiking?
Chews and gels are designed for fast-acting fuel during effort, while this bar is a slower-burn option with real whole-food ingredients. Many hikers use both — chews mid-effort and a bar of this style at rest stops or summit breaks.
How does it compare to a homemade trail mix for day hiking?
Trail mix gives you variety but can be messy and hard to portion. This bar is essentially a measured, packable version of the oat and nut butter idea, with the bonus of consistent protein and no loose nuts rattling around your pack.
Can I eat it on a paddle board, kayak, or boat without it falling apart?
Yes. The bar is dense and holds its shape, and the wrapper keeps your hands and gear clean. It is a popular pick for paddlers who want a one-handed, low-mess snack at rest points.
My main worry is that it will taste bland after hours outdoors. Will the flavor hold up?
Honey cinnamon peanut butter is one of the more flavor-forward outdoor snack profiles. Even after a long day, the sweetness from honey and the warmth of cinnamon tend to register clearly, which is part of why it is a repeat buy for hikers.
Is this a safe snack for someone with a gluten sensitivity on the trail?
Yes. The bar is naturally gluten-free, so it is a reliable option for hikers who need to avoid gluten and do not want to sort through specialty bars at the trailhead.
Will the bars rattle around loose in my pack if I take a few out of the box?
Each bar is individually wrapped, so even if you remove several from the box, they stay sealed and contained. A lot of hikers toss a few in a stuff sack or hip belt pocket for easy access.
Can I use this as my only snack on a half-day hike?
For many people, one bar combined with water is enough for a shorter outing. For longer days, it pairs naturally with a piece of fruit or an electrolyte drink to round out the fuel.
How should I store the bars once the box is open?
Keep the remaining individually wrapped bars sealed in the original box and store them in a cool, dry place like a pantry, desk drawer, or gym bag. No refrigeration is needed, which is one of the reasons they are popular for travel, office, and outdoor use.
What is the best way to eat the bar for a pre-workout?
Eat one bar roughly 30 to 60 minutes before training, paired with water. The 10g of protein and 18g of whole grain give you a measured fuel load that tends to sit comfortably during most workouts without feeling heavy.
Can I use this bar as a post-workout recovery snack?
Yes. With 10g of protein from peanuts and egg whites plus carbohydrates from oats and honey, the bar covers the basic post-effort refueling window, especially when paired with water and a piece of fruit for longer or more intense sessions.
Is this bar compatible with a gluten-free diet?
Yes. The bar is naturally gluten-free, so it is safe for a gluten-free lifestyle. It is also USDA Whole Grain-Rich certified with 18g of whole grain per bar.
Is the bar compatible with a Kosher diet?
Yes. The bar is Kosher Pareve certified, which means it contains neither meat nor dairy and can be eaten alongside either according to Kosher guidelines.
What is included in the box and do I need to buy anything separately?
Each box contains 5 individually wrapped bars at 9.7oz total. Everything you need is in the box — no extra sleeves, wrappers, or accessories are required to eat or store them. Just open, unwrap, and enjoy.
Is the bar safe for someone with a nut or egg allergy?
No. The bar contains peanuts and egg whites, which are two of the most common allergens. It is not suitable for anyone with a peanut or egg allergy, and you should always read the full ingredient label on the package before consuming.
Will the bar melt, spoil, or go bad in a hot car or gym bag?
The bar is shelf-stable and does not require refrigeration, so it handles normal car, gym bag, and backpack temperatures well. In extreme heat, the peanut butter can soften and the texture may become slightly softer than intended, but the bar will not spoil in a typical day in a warm car.
What is the difference between this protein bar and a regular granola bar?
A typical granola bar is mostly oats and sweeteners with little to no protein, while this bar delivers 10g of protein from whole-food sources like peanuts and egg whites, alongside 18g of whole grain and a short, recognizable ingredient list. The result is a bar that is more satiating and functionally closer to a light meal than a candy-coated snack.
