Check out that drizzzzzle. The yogurt glaze coating is super easy to make, it just takes a little while to dry before these babies can travel. Get the recipe.

These have all the nice things you could possibly want: dried cherries, blueberries, coconut, oats, almonds, walnuts, flax, AND chia. Get the recipe.

Seven ingredients and no baking required. Get the recipe.

A very sturdy and portable version of your favorite fruity crumble bars. Get the recipe.

Cook honey and brown rice syrup together to get exactly the right delicious, chewy-sticky texture. Puffed rice cereal adds a little crunch. Get the recipe.

Listen, "healthy" is relative. There are totally oats in there! Get the recipe.

Dried blueberries are a really nice touch, but you can swap in other fruit if they're tough to find. Get the recipe.

Sweet and simple. Get the recipe.

Two good things = one VERY good thing. Get the recipe.

Dates double as a natural sweetener and the glue that holds everything together. Get the recipe.

This is a great peanut butter-and-oat base recipe to dump any of your favorite nuts and dried fruits into. Get the recipe.

Buckwheat groats make a nice addition to run-of-the-mill rolled oats, and a little cardamom keeps things spicy. Get the recipe.

Better pack at least two for your hike. Or three. Make it three. Get the recipe.

Great for any time of year. Get the recipe.

Enough protein power for any workout. Get the recipe.

You can use already-made granola to make these easy granola bars. META. Get the recipe.

Adding rice krispies to the mix keeps these nice and light. Get the recipe.

Coconut, banana, mango, and macadamia nuts. Get the recipe.

Chocolate and pretzels will always be best buds. You might as well accept it. Get the recipe.

With almonds, pistachios and cranberries. Get the recipe.

Almonds, chocolate, and plenty of coconut. Get the recipe.

Not one, not two, not three, but FOUR types of seeds up in here. Get the recipe.

STEP ASIDE, NATURE VALLEY. Get the recipe.