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Gluten-Free Organic Cinnamon Waffle
Honey Stinger
Gluten-Free Organic Cinnamon Waffle
$1.79
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  A thin layer of honey infused with delicious cinnamon sandwiched between two thin waffles. The Gluten-Free all-time classic flavor of cinnamon combined with honey will satisfy your taste buds and keep you going as an afternoon snack, during your favorite activity or go great with your cup of coffee or tea.

  USDA organic. Certified gluten-free, nut-free & dairy-free.

  Honey Stinger Waffles are the perfect snack to help you prepare and perform for all activities. The energy in waffles is released immediately and absorbed at a steady rate, which delays muscle fatigue and gives your body the power to achieve your goals. With the right balance of delicious honey-powered carbs, you’ll be counting the minutes until it’s time for the next one.

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Brand Name:
Honey Stinger
Food Type:
Energy Bar
Calories per Serving:
140
Weight:
30 g / 1.06 oz
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
535762
UPC:
810815021431
Other Features:
CONTAINS: SOY AND EGGS. MAY CONTAIN MILK.
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