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Calorie counts vary by size and variety: many standard bars list 90 calories per bar, some varieties list 80 or 80–90 calories, and mini bars list about 45 calories per bar.

Labels commonly note the products contain milk and soy ingredients and also highlight that they contain no high fructose corn syrup.

Most are individually wrapped and described as ready-to-eat, packaged for freshness and easy to pop into lunches, totes, or on-the-go bags.

Protein per serving varies across options, with listed values of 0 grams, 1 gram, or 2 grams per serving.

Common label claims include no high fructose corn syrup and, on some varieties, no colors from artificial sources.

There are holiday- and occasion-themed minis (for example, Valentine’s Day minis with sprinkles) and tie-in varieties topped with shaped sprinkles as a promotion.

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