Best ‘Kind’ of lunchbox snack

New Kind Kids bars are a great lunchbox snack that have 25 percent less sugar than the leading kids’ granola bar. This bar does not have artificial flavors, colors, preservatives, genetically engineered ingredients, or sugar alcohols, and it packs a half serving of whole grains from oats, sorghum, and quinoa.

Kind Kids bars box of 13, $13.53, KindSnacks.com.

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