Skout Organic Kids Bar Variety Pack - 36 Pack

The surface that meets the food is the individual bar wrapper, and nothing is published about its material, any bisphenol status, or migration behavior; the brand's disclosure focuses entirely on the food ingredients themselves.

This pack contains the Chocolate Peanut Butter Kids Bar. An independent lab test of the Chocolate Peanut Butter Kids Bar, reported in October 2024, found 42 ppb cadmium, 10 ppb lead and 6 ppb arsenic, with mercury not detected; cadmium and lead were above the action levels proposed in the 2021 Baby Food Safety Act. No recall or regulator action followed. Packs shipped to California also carry a Proposition 65 warning for lead.

Retailer-verified Nutrition Facts for the Chocolate Peanut Butter flavor show 8g total sugar with 0g added sugar declared, consistent with the brand's claim that bars are naturally sweetened with dates and that only French Toast, Cookie Dough and Peanut Banana Chocolate Chip add a named sweetener (maple syrup or coconut sugar).

The nine major allergens are addressed by flavor, and the brand names the specific shared allergens in its facility (gluten, dairy, grain, soy, wheat, eggs) along with a stated cleaning process between production runs, though it does not operate a dedicated nut-free facility.

The bars are shelf-stable for 12 months and should be stored in a cool, dry place, but gives no storage temperature range, no opened-pack guidance, and no statement on heat exposure in a lunchbox or hot car.

Each flavor's full ingredient list is published, and the organic claim is scoped to the finished product under a named certifier, USDA Organic via Oregon Tilth, rather than to a single ingredient.

No recall naming Skout Organic appears in the FDA food recall and enforcement database, which covers reports from June 2012 to October 2026, and the same search does return other snack-bar recalls, so this is a clean record rather than a missed search.

The finished bars carry named, independently-administered certifications asserted for the product itself: USDA Organic through Oregon Tilth, Certified Vegan through Vegan.org, and Certified Gluten-Free through GFCO, each tied to its certifying body rather than a bare logo.

A full ingredient list is published per flavor and shelf life is stated (12 months for bars), but no manufacturing facility or country of production is named, and the only post-purchase assurance is generic pre-shipment quality testing, not a concrete warranty.

The bars suit children over age one who can eat solid foods and have a soft texture, made from 60-70% organic dates, which is consistent with the date-forward, nut-butter-based ingredient lists and contains no whole nuts or hard pieces.