Costco Universal Bakery Aussie Bites Review
These Aussie Bites at Costco are so good! Even my kids love these and they are very picky. Looking at these, they honestly don’t look that good. I probably would have never purchased them if I didn’t try them at someone else’s house.Since that day we have bought them many times. They definitely taste better than they look!
Details:
- Costco item number 891394
- $9.99 USD (I purchased them on sale for $7.99)
- Included 30 bites
- USDA organic
- Made by Universal Bakery
I found these in the snack aisle near the chips and other snacks. I have also seen these in the bakery section. They normally always have keep them in stock.
The Aussie Bites are made by Universal Bakery. They come in a pack of 30 bites. The bites are similar to the size of a mini muffin.
They are all organic and are made from rolled oats, dried apricots, flax seeds, sunflower seed, honey, coconut, quinoa, chia seed and more.
Nutrition
The serving size is 1 piece and each Aussie Bite contains 130 calories. Here is the full nutrition information from the label on the package.
Taste
Like I said before these little snacks taste better than they look. They look like they would be dry and tasteless, but this is far from the truth.
They are actually not dry at all and they have a sweet but not too sweet taste. I believe the sweetness comes from the honey.
The sweet oats mixed with all the seeds and dried fruit give them the perfect texture.They are sweet and soft all while being crunchy and good at the same time!
I honestly have a hard time eating just one. It seems like I always have at least a few of them. You would think that kids wouldn’t really like these, but my kids actually love them!
Final Thoughts
If you are looking for a delicious healthy snack then you should definitely try the Costco Aussie Bites. They are so good, always taste fresh, and have some great ingredients.Just be sure that you don’t eat too many because each one has 130 calories. I will warn you that these little snacks are very addicting.
